Knoxville police in Tennessee, who have replaced Flock cameras with Axon, say the public must now accept mass surveillance as the new normal because Axon is "safe and effective" and for your own good.
Axon has already acquired Israeli police technology company Carbyne, that was co-funded by Jeffrey Epstein and former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak.
BlackRock and Vanguard are the largest shareholders of Axon.
"The technology will be used the way it was intended to be used."
This is a great way to handle the Flock Camera issue.
We all should use this speech at our own city council and say we have decided to join Shepard safety 😁
I'm noticing cities are ditching Flock for Axon.
I did a little digging. Axon is:
- Backed by BlackRock & Vanguard
- Trump invested $5M earlier this year
- Linked to a firm co-founded by Epstein & Israel PM Ehud Barak
Is this why we are seeing so many viral anti-Flock videos?
Solar conglomerates installing these industrial complexes refuse to tell landowners what they are spraying on the prime farmland to suppress vegetation under the panels.
When Barbie Starowitz asked them what they were spraying on the prime soil, they refused to answer her.
This is going on at Excelsior Solar. The imagery is from Byron, New York.
If land is expected to grow food again, which is falsely promised to those who lease, tell me how that is possible when the companies, shielded by ORES, are dousing the land in a chemical cocktail to kill all vegetative life?
There is no way to know what they are spraying since ORES doesn’t monitor the site or require the disclosure. If it’s sensitive information, ORES lets the foreign corporations redact the documents.
One of the biggest lies that was pushed to farmers in Byron is that the soil will be “farmable again.”
That is at the center of the reporting to come here. Not only is the soil never to be farmed again, but the prime soil itself… is missing. It’s being transported off the properties.
In the interim, foreign clay and rocks (I have documentation) are transported in, graded below the complexes, and soaked in a chemical cocktail that will destroy all wildlife and present real health dangers for any person bordering these sites.
Allowing these companies to poach landowners and trick them into signing over @USDA prime soils to solar contracts should trigger every business violation in the U.S.
You are looking at @USDA prime topsoil being stripped off farmland that’s hosting Excelsior Solar.
The solar salesmen told everyone in the area the land would be “farmable again.”
They are stripping prime topsoil that’s grown food for nearly 100 years in the area, loading it up, and taking it off the property.
This video was captured by Barbie Starowitz.
They are then bringing in low quality soil, clay, and crushed rock to take its place.
Where is the prime topsoil going?
The drivers do their best to hide that from the landowners in Byron. The resources, like topsoil, are extracted during late or early hours, sometimes behind fencing so landowners that leased can’t measure the resources they are losing (and not being paid for - more posts on that).
One investigation uncovered the soil goes to a local dump, as part of an arrangement with incoming hazardous waste that the landfills will have to accept. For legal purposes, this investigation uncovered that allegedly.
USDA prime topsoil takes 100 to 500 years to form. But it only takes an afternoon for it to be loaded into trucks, carted off as part of the biggest scam ever peddled on the American public.
ORES doesn’t monitor the worksites. It’s the Wild West. And it’s all on purpose.
@JoinTAB_USA@CryptoRichYT@RickSanchezTV Where was this outrage a decade ago? Data centers have operated for years with little public attention. If they're supposedly unbearably loud, full of light pollution, or draining water supplies, why is this only now becoming a major issue? It's Chinese anti-data center hysteria!
@JoinTAB_USA@CryptoRichYT@RickSanchezTV For decades, extreme environmental advocacy groups have pushed policies that shipped millions of domestic manufacturing, factory and blue-collar jobs overseas. They are pushing the exact same playbook to force domestic data center operations to be moved offshore, too.
Myślisz, że zagraniczni giganci zbudowali tu swoją potęgę wyłącznie dzięki ciężkiej pracy i konkurencyjności? Zobacz, jak to wygląda za kulisami.
Niemiecka Grupa Schwarz (właściciel https://t.co/tysPbYLGGO. Lidla, Kauflandu i PreZero) korzystała w Polsce z GIGANTYCZNEGO pakietu publicznego wsparcia. Liczby z audytu wgniatają w fotel:
💰 230 mln EURO z publicznego banku rozwoju EBOR. To łącznie WIĘCEJ, niż z tego źródła dostała jakakolwiek duża polska firma prywatna!
💰 100 mln ZŁ z publicznych pieniędzy w formie BEZZWROTNEJ dotacji dla spółki z grupy (EnergiaNova).
💰 121,5 mln ZŁ w preferencyjnych pożyczkach środowiskowych.
💰 Prawie 100 mln ZŁ z tytułu innej pomocy publicznej.
Polskiemu przedsiębiorcy politycy każą wierzyć w niewidzialną rękę wolnego rynku i radzić sobie samemu. Tymczasem największe zagraniczne sieci pompują swoje biznesy na publicznych, unijnych i preferencyjnych sterydach.
Z taką przewagą kapitałową gra się na zupełnie innych zasadach.
Podaj dalej 🔁 Niech wszyscy zobaczą, na czym polega gra na "równych zasadach"!
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@Void2Matter@ShawnRyan762@ErinBrockovich For decades, extreme environmental advocacy groups have pushed policies that shipped millions of domestic manufacturing, factory and blue-collar jobs overseas. They are pushing the exact same playbook to force domestic data center operations to be moved offshore, too.
@UnkleWA@ShawnRyan762 Chinese propaganda is working to turn Americans against AI data centers, hoping to slow U.S. AI development and give China the edge in the AI race.
@AndreWmDuval@ShawnRyan762 For decades, extreme environmental advocacy groups have pushed policies that shipped millions of domestic manufacturing, factory and blue-collar jobs overseas. They are pushing the exact same playbook to force domestic data center operations to be moved offshore, too.
@SteelCityW03@ShawnRyan762 Where was this outrage a decade ago? Data centers have operated for years with little public attention. If they're supposedly unbearably loud, full of light pollution, or draining water supplies, why is this only now becoming a major issue? It's Chine$e anti-data center hysteria.
@KurtDGroff@ShawnRyan762 Where was this outrage a decade ago? Data centers have operated for years with little public attention. If they're supposedly unbearably loud, full of light pollution, or draining water supplies, why is this only now becoming a major issue? It's Chine$e anti-data center hysteria.