reminder that officers searched 83,000 flock cameras in over four states to hunt down a woman who was rumored to have traveled across state lines to receive an abortion
these cameras are not all over the country for your safety, they are to track you at all times
The IDF executed this man for driving normally down the road, then claimed it had stopped a 'ramming attack' - but they forgot to scrub the CCTV footage.
I'm ACAB but one thing that super pisses me off is the trend of making Police Cars hard to identify by putting dark font on dark cars.
This is wrong on so many levels.
🚨BREAKING: Palestinian child Yaamen Baroud has died after battling cancer in Gaza, where Israel’s genocidal war has devastated the healthcare system. With treatment unavailable and medical evacuation repeatedly obstructed, he was denied the chance to receive lifesaving care outside Gaza.
His death highlights the catastrophic reality facing cancer patients in Gaza, where hundreds remain without access to essential treatment or the ability to leave for urgent medical care.
700 tons of explosives.
Israel detonated 700 tons of explosives beneath Beaufort Castle in South Lebanon, in the middle of the night.
A 900-year-old Crusader castle that UNESCO just listed as endangered heritage.
They want to build an AI data center ten miles from Mammoth Cave.
The longest cave system on Earth. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Over 400 miles of passageways, still being discovered.
This ground doesn't hold water, it swallows it. Rainwater drops straight down through sinkholes into the same channels that feed the cave.
One farmer nearby had to take out special sinkhole insurance, just from living on this land. She's counted seven sinkholes on her own property.
Now they want to build a $4.8 billion, 600 acre data center right on that ground, ten miles from the UNESCO site. Heavy construction. Its own power plant.
Research has already linked construction like this to sinkholes collapsing. Not a theory. Documented.
No environmental review required or done. Private land beats World Heritage status every time.
No one will even confirm who'd run the place. The operating company isn't registered anywhere in Kentucky. No construction start date. No public permits.
And the "safe" water system they're promising? No binding contract behind it. Just the company's own self-published paperwork.
The only thing standing in the way right now is a tiny town's one year moratorium. So the company is suing them.
A local council member already warned it'll likely take land from someone. "There's going to have to be land taken from somewhere," she said. That's not a guess. It's already happening to families in five other states right now, land seized through eminent domain for the exact same kind of AI infrastructure.
A cave that took millions of years to form. A family that might lose their land to build it. And nobody who'll even put their name on the project.
Who do you trust more to protect a cave that took millions of years to form? A small town that just found out what was coming, or a company that won't even say who'd run the place?
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Multiple independent reports confirm that a Johnson County, Texas sheriff’s deputy searched more than 83,000 Flock Safety license‑plate cameras across 6,809 law‑enforcement networks nationwide while trying to track down a woman who had a self‑managed abortion.
Severe drought has overtaken England and France, and satellite images showing the transformation of both countries from late May to late July are just shocking.
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