The government is keeping a list of people who question their policies
Strangely the list comprises only what the government describes as “far right” extremists
Strangely the list comprises only what the government describes as “far right” extremists
Opens with an interesting exposé on the origins of the Star of David, which was originally an ancient Armenian symbol used to represent good vs evil before it was adopted and modified by the Zionists. The Zionist modifications consisted in removing the symbolic elements that represented good
Does the government even need to get a warrant and ‘bug’ a home, office or hotel room when it can get all the data it wants from data-collecting Big Tech companies that have access to it all?
Announcement comes on heels of USDA deal with AI firm Palantir. ‘Satellite imaging fed into a battlefield intelligence system built by a defense vendor, sold as farmer convenience and food security.’
At the border, on the battlefields, and soon to be deployed on the streets of America, the militarized robots are coming.
De-Flocking America isn’t enough. It is well past time to rein in the psychopaths who run our governments, starting at the local level.
Government and corporations are working together to usher in Chinese-style social credit system. So if you have criticised data centers, protested the Iran war, or some other government policy, your social credit score may give retailers like Walmart reason to charge you higher prices than their more obedient customers
Flock Safety is not the only private tech company positioning itself to profit off of the emerging AI data center-powered surveillance state
The organization that promoted a global vaccination program against an ailment that has been all but forgotten (Remember Covid-19?), now wants to see sweeping age verification imposed for online access
How the European Union Parliament is forcing through legislation that will enable tech giants to monitor private messages, on the pretext of preventing child sexual abuse
Barrage of new data centers & willingness of local leaders to act in direct opposition to the will of the people should be wake-up call for those who still believe we live in representative democracy.
The ban is not about protecting children. The ban is about monitoring adults. Kit Knightly explains