Jim Dewey (CtN)

Combatter of Narratives | Prolific Noticer | Founding-Stock American | Dissident Right-Wing Video Essayist | Seeker of truth |

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

If I could have you watch one video of mine and listen to one thing I have to say it would be this video. Far and away my finest and most important work to date.

[Hermes @chaotichermes]

Young White men could’ve voted 100% red and the democrats still would’ve won.

Your vote literally doesn’t matter anymore, foreigners will have their way in every single election, there is no political solution.

[Matt Bramanti @mattbramanti]

yeah could you imagine Texas occupied by millions of unaccountable drunk foreigners, that'd be crazy man

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@BeardsonBeardly @Aarvoll_ In any case, that clip is obviously taken out of context in bad faith. George Lincoln Rockwell was willing to work with Malcolm X. What is your point?

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@BeardsonBeardly @Aarvoll_ Way to shift the goal posts. The PMA contains a ton of people, most of whom are not particularly active in a meaningful way. They are still technically involved. Maybe he is in the PMA, maybe he isn't. It isn't the place of anyone in RTTL to confirm or deny someone's membership.

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@LancesLegion @LucienLambent Just downright peculiar...

[Pig @Pigdogcatpig]

At this point I’d like them to take the flag down and replace it.

This isn’t America anymore. It’s doesn’t look like America. It doesn’t serve Americans. It’s an international economic zone.

Sure Americans exist within it. Americans are just a tribe within it and at that the lowest caste within the hierarchy. We will always be an ethnicity and a people. But our republic is gone. And the cruelest part about it is them wrapping themselves in the flag so many of our ancestors shed blood for.

Pull the flag down replace it with whatever who cares this place is a soulless economic zone with the culture and demographics of an international airport.

I’ll always love our flag and people but it’s time we stop letting these assholes larp like this is still the place we all grew up in.

When I visit places that used to feel like home I feel like I’m in a foreign country now. And I am.

If Americans are so spineless as to allow this then at least for the rest of us who give a fuck take the damn flag down. That’s ours.

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@Tomhennessey69 @ATFHQ This is because it is unsafe for law enforcement to try to enforce gun laws against blacks and browns. Its the same reason traffic laws don't get enforced in bad neighborhoods. Whites are, by and large, pliant and docile.

[Mrgunsngear @Mrgunsngear]

@PeteHegseth Friendly reminder - every base commander has told you to "fuck off" and has ignored your lawful order to allow concealed carry on base from April. Every single one of them.

Also, women are still in combat arms. Might as well fix that one too while you're at it.

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@Aarvoll_ Part of their game has been carefully keeping Whites comfortable enough that they don't reach a point where they would take any action that threatens the system.

[Andrew Branca Show @TheBrancaShow]

As always with these women claiming fake credentialism:

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@RabidDingoDD @thepkonic PF put on a massive show of force by marching 500 gigachads through the 115 degree heat in DC on the nation's 250th. This got them thousands of new applicants. Not even close to comparable.

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@Aarvoll_ What's the best place to read about Atlantis, in your opinion?

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@prussiannorwest @PNWFredista Americans are White. PF is a WN organization. Practically, we are arguing about the particular aesthetics of WN.

Arguing about aethestics and sperging out about what true American ideals are when we, as a people, are a generation away from annihilation is patently retarded.

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@gentilefarmer We are living through a mass selection event for White people. The Whites of the next few generations will be unimaginably based. WAGMI

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@LancesLegion @curtis_yarvin Exactly. The problem is not that we can't catch criminals. By design, we do not punish those we catch.

Mass surveillance infrastructure is going to be used to entrench the current power structure.

It won't be used to catch real criminals, just thought criminals like us.

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@SGTWipper1Each Absolute cope. How you do anything is how you do everything. The inability of the US military, broadly, is a symptom of the underlying rot.

[Jim Dewey (CtN) @CombatingNs]

@BasilTheGreat Triumph to Sinn Féin

[Spike @spikesguides]

The type of machines that hunted insurgents in Afghanistan are now parked on a rooftop in your city and Flock just boasted about it.

They launch themselves.

They are fully autonomous.

And used here to hunt and detain an innocent man.

Skydio drones.

Skydio advertises itself as a service that provides "drones as a first responder" or DFR for short.

Drones are kept inside weather proof, ruggedized docks strategically placed throughout the city on rooftops, police stations, and fire stations.

Skydio drones are autonomously released after a 911 call or a dispatch order is put through. Within 30 seconds the unit is airborne and sent to the site of the call.

Once on scene, officers can access camera feeds or take control of the units themselves.

The claim is that these units provide valuable intelligence to officers in real time at angles they otherwise wouldn't have. Not too dissimilar from UAS systems during the GWOT.

At face value Skydio doesn't sound terrible. The company really likes talking up officer safety but there is so much more lurking beneath the surface.

Beginning with their autonomy, Skydio drones can do more than activate upon a call. They can be issued patrol routes to follow at specific times, leaving open the ability to have an eye in the sky at all times. It operates autonomously and dynamically rather than following a prewritten flight plan.

Operators can then order the drone to follow or track specific people or vehicles. Through use of machine vision and predictive algorithms, Skydio drones can follow individuals and vehicles that are obfuscated by cover such as bridges and trees.

Drones can also be activated by more systems than just dispatch orders and 911 calls. In fact, they boast about their ability to work in conjunction with other companies' systems such as Flock cameras, Shotspotter detectors, and RTCCs such as Axon Fusus real-time intelligence system (the real nerve centers of modern "policing").

A realistic activation and use protocol would look like the following:

1. Flock camera detects vehicle suspected of being associated with a crime (lets say felony larceny)
2. An operator at the RTCC sees the report from Flock and identifies the vehicle visually.
3. The operators makes use of private and public cameras associated with the network to follow the vehicle in real time
4. Skydio drone is activated by the Flock alert and is airborne within 30 seconds
5. Skydio drone locates and begins autonomously following the vehicle
6. Officers arrive on scene

Until step 6, everything was done via computer vision and autonomous systems.

Beyond standard vision, Skydio drones also have thermal optics, allowing vision in night or making it impossible to hide behind certain pieces of cover. Skydio drones are as close to military UAS systems as you can get in functionality, just shy of missiles.

On paper this might sound great. Criminals can't hide and they get seen early and often.

Others might say this feels like an even more dangerous step towards an authoritarian police state.

For instance, the city of San Francisco accidentally made all of their Skydio drone footage available to the public.

Clips featured drones surveilling areas and locking in on individuals going about their daily lives. In some cases people were sitting in solitude on rooftops, other times they are going to the park to play basketball.

Citizens are not criminals. They are citizens.

Not civilians. Citizens. With rights.

A drone can plausibly follow anyone at any time and through the use of these AI systems, targets can be passed between drones, allowing constant surveillance.

It doesn't take a genius to see the potential for abuse.

In this case, in response to a self defense shooting a victim of a crime was tracked by autonomous systems like an animal and detained by police for defending his own life.

Every day we see new violations of privacy from police departments across the country and we need to draw attention to all of these systems and stop their use while we still can.

These companies are selling our governments the shackles to enslave us forever and we need to nip this in the bud while there is still time.