The Lord’s Prayer Crown of Thorns Necklace bears the prayer given by Christ Himself, carried near the heart as a sign of faith. The cross stands at its center, framed by a crown of thorns that speaks to sacrifice willingly borne.
“This, then, is how you should pray”
-Matthew 6:9
Flock CEO Garrett Langley thinks you don’t deserve the right to privacy. He also has opted to blur his house in Google Maps, because he thinks he deserves the right to privacy.
Remember this double-standard.
Flock used to retaliate against a citizen for filming police
Jones recorded an officer from a private lot across the street.
The officer confronted him, pulled him from his car, and arrested him.
After Jones filed a complaint, the department searched his location on Flock more than 100 times.
Dish Network is about to be extremely unpopular
Dish Network technician confirms they are the ones doing the majority of the Flock Safety Camera installs across America
Dish Network is installing the Flock mass surveillance network
Dish was picked as a partner to do the installs because Dish has a large national force of outdoor technicians experienced in pole mounting, cabling and similar work with satellite TV installs. Flock’s own materials say they use third party for installs. Looks like we found who
It’s time to Bud Light Dish Network
"that the city has more than 5,000 automatic license plate readers, yet FBI data shows they’ve done little to help the Atlanta Police Department solve crime – and may have actually slowed it down."
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Why am I paying taxes on my paycheck… then sales tax just to spend that money… then income tax on money that’s already been taxed… then property tax on land I bought with taxed money after paying sales tax on it… then vehicle tax just to drive to work… gas tax to fill the tank… energy tax to keep the lights on… death tax when I die… and God help me if I try to save any cash, because they’ll just inflate that away too.
🚨📡 DISH isn’t just installing satellite TV anymore.
DISH-branded technicians are now being filmed installing Flock surveillance cameras across America.
Customers are threatening to cancel.
DISH used to install television.
Now it helps install Big Brother.
HERO: Derrick Moore spent 20 years teaching elementary school outside Atlanta. The kids didn't call him "Mr. Moore."
They called him "Coach."
This summer he was standing on a beach in Myrtle Beach when a 10-year-old girl he'd never met got caught in a rip current.
Her name was Summer - and she was going under the waves.
Derrick didn't hesitate.
He swam out to a stranger's child and pushed her toward the other rescuers. He got her out. The same current that let her go took him instead.
His body washed ashore the next day.
He was 47.
He left behind four children of his own.
Think about that.
A man who spent his whole life keeping other people's kids safe in a classroom died keeping one more safe in the water - a girl he'd known for less than a minute.
Summer got to say seven words to his family: "Thank you, I really owe my life to you."
And his mother, who buried her son, said this: "My son is the type of person that would do it again. Even though we lost my son, I'm not mad at anybody."
That's who Derrick Moore was. Not a headline. Not a hashtag. A man who saw a child drowning and decided his own life was the acceptable price.
We spend so much energy arguing about who the good guys are.
Then a schoolteacher walks into the ocean for a stranger and answers the question without saying a word.
Remember his name.
Pray for his four kids.
This is what love looks like when it costs everything.
Flock cameras are just another step towards a security state.
And frankly, I am rather disgusted by so many "conservative" influencers coming out in support of them.
Huxley’s Brave New World imagined a society in which technological control became so normalized that people ceased to recognize it as control at all.
Brave New Flock has an added irony: some of the loudest defenders of a privately operated, nationwide surveillance infrastructure now call themselves conservatives.
There is nothing conservative about teaching Americans to accept ubiquitous cameras, centralized databases, automated tracking, and the routine recording of innocent people’s movements simply because the technology is sold under the banner of fighting crime.
A conservative instinct once began with suspicion of concentrated power, especially the power to watch citizens who had done nothing wrong. Apparently, for a new class of “conservative” influencer, that principle is negotiable.
This is another attempt at "We just need more guardrails and then we can violate your rights."
There is no compromise.
The illegal surveillance is coming to an end.
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