Wrench Man

Wrench thrower.

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@imalexanderlari Shadow

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@usludurkizim 72

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@Cernovich Maybe this admin can give you a binder about this so you can get to the bottom of it.

[Jeremy Loffredo @loffredojeremy]

For those who believe we don’t have organized and coordinated censorship of the press in the United States: a billionaire family that has publicly declared Israel to be its single political issue, and is the single largest donor to Friends of the IDF, is buying up the entirety of the American media so any journalist critical of Israel doesn’t get a job, and any story critical of Israel doesn’t get broadcast.

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@curtis_yarvin Good.

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@willchamberlain Why are you such a faggot?

[Five Times August @FiveTimesAugust]

"Shut up panican!"
"Quit complaining!"
"Forget about Epstein!"
"Forget about Covid!"
"Meat too expensive? Eat something else!"
"Gas too expensive? Deal with it!"
"mRNA shots good!"
"Flock cameras great!"
"Don't like any of this? You're a traitor!"

"...oh and hey don't forget to vote for us. It's really important guys. C'mon, please. Get out there and help us win." 🥴

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@Cernovich Hahahaha fuck off binder boy.

[Charging… @RedPillSayian]

Tyler Oliveira exposes jews stealing millions in federal E-Rate and Emergency Connectivity Fund money 😱

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@Timcast Still waiting on that doge check

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@mtracey @ComicDaveSmith This dishonest pig wonders why no one wants to debate him.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

The U.S. House will be in session only 4 full days from July 24th to November 8th.

That’s 100 paid days off versus 4 full workings days plus 4 travel (half) days.

Meanwhile TRUMP says YOU have too many holidays.

[Hannibal999 @Hannibal9972485]

AXON PRODUCTS WAS FOUND INJECTING 600,000+ FALSE STATEMENTS INTO THE AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM🚨👀

Here is what the public records obtained by Forbes prove:🚨👀

• Officers in Lafayette, Indiana reported that Form One "dramatically increases the time it takes to finish reports" because of inaccuracies that require editing

• Form One struggled to record correct names or license plates even when they were clearly stated in camera footage

• A 30-second form now takes 3 minutes because officers must fix AI errors

• The Manchester Police Department's independent study found "no improvement in how long it took for cops to file reports" because they spent significant time "removing irrelevant information, fixing inaccuracies and adding important facts it missed"

• Manchester PD ditched Draft One entirely in 2024👀👀👀

• Anchorage Police Department also stopped using it, citing "zero time savings"

• In Heber City, Utah, the AI reported that an officer "turned into a frog" midway through an incident because it could not distinguish between the scene and a Disney movie playing on television in the background👀🚨

• King County, Washington's prosecutor's office informed law enforcement agencies it would not accept AI-generated reports as evidence because of hallucinations👀👂

• The prosecutor documented AI "getting names of witnesses and officers wrong, or putting officers at the scene when they were simply on the radio"
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The Stanford Law Review analysis confirms this dynamic. The article describes how AI technologies "obfuscate both internal and external knowledge of their systems" and how this creates "an accountability sink" where police can deflect blame for errors by pointing to the AI tool👀👀

The article documents the case of Angela Lipps, who spent five months in jail after AI facial recognition falsely identified her for crimes committed in a state she had never visited. 👀👀🚨

Axon knows its AI produces false statements in police reports.

Despite this knowledge, Axon continues to sell Draft One to 600 police departments nationwide. 600,000 reports have been generated. Those reports flow into prosecutor offices as evidence in criminal cases.🚨🚨🚨👀👀
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[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@benshapiro Fuck you and fuck Israel

[Hannibal999 @Hannibal9972485]

Look at the code WIRED pulled from Flock’s own servers. Flock built an AI tool called OS Investigate.🚨👀

It accesses "commercial databases that contain Social Security numbers, dates of birth, phone numbers, email addresses, relatives and associates." It also accesses "police case files, 911 dispatch logs, and commercial identity records." The prompts can generate dossiers ("workups") on people based purely on driving patterns, without a crime, a plate, or a name. It Can identify drivers, track patterns, find "witnesses," generate suspicion based on behavior without a target. Code was found publicly on Flock's website. 🚨

Flock is performing automated, suspicionless background checks (pulling SSNs, DOBs, relatives) using commercial databases on citizens who have committed no crime, have no warrant, and are not named in any case file. The trigger is purely an AI algorithm flagging their driving pattern.
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NO officer initiates the search for the suspect, Flock's AI essentially acting as the investigator, but doing so through commercial data brokers. Flock pulls consumer reports without a permissible purpose.
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Why did Flock build OS Investigate? Because selling LPR cameras is a hardware game with limits. Selling an "AI investigator" is a high-margin SaaS play. To justify the valuation ($1B+), they need to monopolize the investigative workflow. To do that, they fused LPR data (which they hold) with police records (CJI) and commercial data (SSNs). ⚠️

Why are they doing this? Because Flock’s hardware is a commodity. The cameras are just metal on a pole. The real valuation the nearly $1 billion in venture capital is in their proprietary datasets. To justify that valuation, they have to build a total surveillance map of America that links physical movement to full digital and financial identities. They cannot legally buy that data on the open market because of the FCRA. So they built an AI to force the police to pull it for them. Flock gets the fused data, the police get the dossier, and Flock gets to declare the new AI-generated identity maps as "Flock Property" under their contracts.
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Flock is using the police as a legal shield to run unauthorized mass identity resolution queries for their own proprietary training and profit. The "perpetual license" terms gives Flock ownership of these AI-generated dossiers. They are building a national private surveillance database of SSNs linked to movement patterns, bypassing the FCRA by routing the queries through police terminals.🚨

Now look at their new August 2026 "Trust" updates. They announced a reduction in data retention to 7 days, but they created an exception called "Evidence Mode" where searched data is preserved instead of aging out. 🚨

Here is the trap. If they actually deleted data in 7 days, their AI prompts which ask for people "arrested more than twice in two years" would not function.🚨

The AI needs a multi-year historical window to track patterns. "Evidence Mode" is the backdoor they built to force all searched data into permanent retention so their AI can keep running. The 7-day retention is theater for the city councils. The permanent retention is the actual product.🚨

And the Audit Assistance" they say is to catch police misuse? It is a complete deception. The audit logs track the police officer. But the AI generates the lead before the officer interacts with the system. The AI does the suspicionless searching in the backend. The officer just clicks the prewritten prompt. The audit log captures the officer clicking a button, but it does not capture the unauthorized API calls Flock’s AI is making to the commercial databases to pull the SSNs. They built the logging system to cover their own corporate trail.🚨

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[Madlad @mladner30]

Argentina is selling beef that was just rejected by China, because if contains chloramphenicol, an antibiotic banned in the U.S., EU, Russia and China.

It can cause idiosyncratic aplastic anemia, which is not dose-dependent and can be fatal from even trace exposure in genetically susceptible individuals.

Makes one wonder why Trump got a 25% discount 😬

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@paleochristcon What do we call the person who pays $300,000 to debate a retard?

[Wrench Man @WrenchMan8]

@scrowder You're retarded

[Bret Weinstein @BretWeinstein]

I don’t understand why this isn’t the biggest story in the Western world: There’s a service that allows “surveillance” to be turned into storytelling. For a price, every camera connected to the internet can be made to tell whatever story the client wants, without leaving a trace.

[Josh Walkos @JoshWalkos]

Mega Thread 🚨🚨🚨

Inside Toka and the New Age of “Frictionless Surveillance”

Toka is an Israeli cyber-intelligence company backed by Andreessen Horowitz that sells its technology exclusively to governments, militaries, intelligence agencies and law enforcement.