🚨 WE ARE ABOUT TO WITNESS THE BIGGEST WAR IN HISTORY FOR THE SURVIVAL OF PETRODOLLAR
Massive U.S. bomber formations, continuous surveillance flights, and heavy air movements are now saturating the skies near Iran. This is no longer posturing.
This is the opening chapter of the biggest geopolitical-financial war of our lifetime, the one that will decide whether the petrodollar survives… or dies.
If the U.S. fails to completely dismantle the IRGC’s control inside Iran, the consequences are not gradual. They are terminal‼️
Iran has already laid down the new law of energy: Every single barrel of oil that passes through the Strait of Hormuz, the artery carrying ~20% of the world’s crude, must be settled in Chinese yuan. No dollars. Full stop.
The moment that demand sticks, the 50-year monopoly that forced the world to recycle oil revenues into U.S. Treasuries collapses overnight. The petrodollar doesn’t weaken. It dies. And the yuan (backed by real oil flow) becomes the new settlement currency of the energy world.
Watch the bombers. Watch the surveillance orbits. Watch Hormuz.
Because if this war ends with the IRGC still standing, the dollar’s exorbitant privilege ends with it and a multipolar monetary order ruled by Beijing’s currency and decentralized rails takes its place.
The markets haven’t priced this yet. They will.
The faith of the petrodollar is now being decided in the skies over the Gulf.
THIS image is an image of Signal Trace from a company called Leonardo.
SignalTrace is not separate from license plate reader surveillance, it is built to work with license plate readers.
By pairing plate reads with signals from phones, watches, headphones, vehicles, key finders, and other electronics, it can create an “electronic fingerprint” tied to a vehicle or person and continue identifying them even when a plate is hidden, changed, missing, or unreadable.
That means a Flock, Motorola, Axon network can become a people tracking network capable of revealing where someone travels, who they travel with, and which homes, workplaces, protests, churches, medical offices, or political events they visit.
6 degrees of separation track EVERYONE.
In the wrong hands, this is not just traffic enforcement, it is the infrastructure for warrantless mass surveillance, guilt by association, and a permanent record of innocent people’s movements.
There needs to be an ordinance with steep fines with criminal penalties for adding devices onto public power poles or poles without labeling.
Right now, any company, private or public can come in and put sniffing devices on anything and get away with it. They can track the Mayor, track The police Chief, sports figures or other dignitaries that come to town, including all of us.
@DailyProfits5@ShegunTweets Fuck you dude. I didn’t see anything wrong with it! I saw my mother’s face on that actor. So you know my mother is not black. You missed the bigger picture! Stop the race war now! We are better than this!
@OrwellDay Look into the company that owns body cams nationwide, and also create tasers for the police department. They are acquiring the contract that flock drops in states where cities do not want Flock cameras. Removing flock is not the ultimate goal.
Freedom from mass surveillance is!
This person submitted a FOIA request to his City for HIS OWN LICENSE PLATE (Flock Data) and was DENIED due to "privacy concerns."
I REPEAT: When a man requested FLOCK FOOTAGE of HIS OWN CAR, the CITY claimed it was a PRIVACY VIOLATION and DENIED his request.
So Flock can SPY on you in a mass surveillance state but YOU cannot even see YOUR OWN data or surveillance footage of YOU YOURSELF.
Make it make sense.
A bike path. A swimming pool. A park. A hiking trail.
Hey @Flock_Safety since you finally decided to crawl out of the shadows and reply, want to explain why your “public safety” cameras are nowhere near a road and instead pointed at people just trying to live their lives?
@GuntherEagleman Unfortunately, they are not fighting for their own or American freedom. But on behalf of the Iranian people. We must call it what it truly is. They died for better gas prices.