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U.S. Army Veteran

[Redacted @RedactedNews]

🚨 The Palantir lawsuit may be the most important tech case in America right now. The complaint states that AI systems were turned inward on the public to surveil, profile, censor, and manipulate Americans without consent. @Ronjamesfilms joins us.

[Tim Sharp 🍊 🍊 🇺🇸 @realtimsharp]

Nancy Guthrie was kidnapped from her home over 4 months ago. Seems like all of the Flock cameras in Tucson would have brought her back.

Unless Flock isn’t about solving crimes.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨#BREAKING: A former Air Force engineer in Virginia has been arrested after he allegedly damaged / destroyed over a dozen Flock cameras.

When asked why, he said the Flock cams were, "unconstitutional and a violation of my and others’ Fourth Amendment rights."

He allegedly tossed them off major highways where they shattered.

Police caught the former engineer by using the very Flock cams he was destroying to track him down.

[Tim Burchett @timburchett]

I told you all they gouging us,

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

WOW 🚨 Rep Tim Burchett says the housing bills that are we pushed through by Republicans and Democrats is a “Trojan horse”

The bill allows for illegals to get taxpayer funded housing and rental assistance, and lets illegals buy homes in America

“Something in it is just crazy. It doesn't limit illegals from receiving housing welfare or limit foreign ownership. It actually includes Rashida Tlaib's $200 million affordable housing pilot program and includes COVID-era eviction moratoriums — You talk about the deep state, that's what it is”

“Everybody, the only color they see is green and it's coming out of your dadgum pocket. It's ridiculous.”

He’s absolutely right,

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act

- Expands housing-related programs and grants without adding stronger verification, citizenship requirements, or bans on funds flowing to noncitizens
- States like California would be able to use the money for programs to pay for housing for illegals
- The bill does not restrict non-US citizens or foreign entities from buying home
- It expands COVID-era eviction moratoriums and protections, which favors tenants like noncitizens over landlords and American citizens

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 HOLY SMOKES: Sec. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Dr. Oz have just announced OVER *ONE MILLION* PEOPLE are on Obamacare with NO Social Security number…

🤯🤯

It’s one big racket! Shut it down!

“They submit applications for fake people and enroll stolen identities all to collect millions of dollars in fees from insurance companies for selling plans they never legitimately sold!”

“The Obamacare marketplace is plagued by fraud, in large part because the Biden administration dismantled basic program integrity guardrails.”

“More than a million people enrolled in Obamacare without social security numbers on file. That is a glaring warning side of fraud.”

“If even a single person was on Obamacare with no social security number, we should have found out why are we paying people who we don't know if they actually exist.”

“Shady insurance agents and other bad actors have been getting paid to enroll unsuspecting Americans in health plans they never signed up for.”

“Thanks to this aggressive enforcement strategywe've already eliminated thousands of fraudulent policies and we're just getting started.”

“We’re also working with insurers to cancel every policy that should never have been issued and recover every tax payer dollar that was fraudulently paid out.”

This is why we need to pass Trump’s plan!

[Derrick Evans @DerrickEvans4WV]

Ban FLOCK cameras

[DBL MP / Double @dbl_mp1]

hey so are flock cameras not a violation of our 4A rights or

[Orwell Day @OrwellDay]

https://t.co/oZolTvkEPw

[Orwell Day @OrwellDay]

The Complete List of Private Companies Using Flock Cameras https://t.co/58hMyfZaPo https://t.co/58hMyfZaPo

[Jordan Chain @_pblanknews]

Not Just License Plates: They’re Going to Track So Much More

A company has been issued a patent to track many of the devices inside your car as it drives by an ALPR - and this new tracker could be deployed "off-road" according to the patent.

[𝗚⃪𝗿⃪𝘂⃪𝗺⃪𝗽⃪𝘆⃪ 𝗚⃪𝗻⃪𝗼⃪𝗺⃪𝗲⃪ @Gnome4308]

FISA 702, Flock cameras, and Palantir have already been used maliciously

Flock data has been used illegally to track people beyond crime fighting.

Palantir’s data-fusion tools power aggressive targeting and false profiling with minimal oversight.

The alphabet agencies has used these “tools” for thousands of improper warrantless searches on Americans
including journalists, activists, and political figures.

These aren’t future risks. The abuses are documented and ongoing.

The 4th Amendment was meant to prevent exactly this. Reclaim it.

[Mr. Gerald Wayne @geraldwayne]

THE REST OF AMERICA NEEDS TO PAY ATTENTION TO ROANOKE.

This is how the surveillance state grows.

Not with some cartoon villain speech.

With a “clerical error.”

Roanoke City Council approved 75 Flock Raven gunshot detection devices on April 20, 2026. Specific devices. Specific locations. Specific public approval.

Then citizens found out the city did not stick to the approved map.

At first, officials said 16 devices were in the wrong locations.

Now it is 30 out of 41 installed devices.

Read that again.

Most of the installed gunshot detectors were placed where City Council never approved them.

The city blamed wrong street numbers, duplicate addresses, and even “Orange Avenue” being entered as “Grange Avenue,” a street Roanoke says does not exist.

Now 30 devices are being removed. Installation is paused. Officials say the system will stay off until the devices are approved, permitted, and placed correctly.

Good.

But here is the part everyone should remember.

The public found out because someone complained.

That is not oversight.

That is luck.

And this is not about being soft on crime. Gun violence is real. People want safer neighborhoods. People want faster response times. People want shooters caught.

But safety must never become the magic word used to bypass consent.

These are not park benches.

These are audio surveillance devices tied into a broader policing network.

Flock already has license plate readers.

Now add microphones.

Then add sound alerts.

Then add vehicle data.

Then add location history.

Then add police access across jurisdictions.

That is how a city becomes a sensor grid.

One layer at a time.

Wrong location matters because location decides who gets monitored.

It decides which neighborhoods get flagged.

It decides which families live under more police attention.

It decides whose cars, streets, homes, and children get pulled into the machinery of suspicion.

And if 30 out of 41 devices were placed wrong before activation, what happens once the system goes live?

Who audits the alerts?

Who audits the searches?

Who checks the false positives?

Who proves the microphones are not collecting more than advertised?

Who deletes the data?

Who gets access?

Who faces consequences when the system gets abused?

That is the warning.

Surveillance always shows up wearing a public safety uniform.

It does not say, “We are here to watch you.”

It says, “We are here to protect you.”

Then the map changes.

Then the purpose expands.

Then the database grows.

Then the public gets told to trust the process.

Roanoke caught this before full activation because someone noticed.

That should bother the whole country.

My name is Mr. Wayne. RedLines Out.

#Privacy #CivilLiberties #Surveillance

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

Did you know there are cameras in your neighborhood photographing your car every single time you drive past them?

They're called Flock Safety cameras.

Solar-powered poles. mounted at neighborhood entrances, intersections, and parking lots. they look like traffic cameras. they're not.

Every vehicle that passes gets photographed. license plate read. make, model, color, and any distinguishing features like bumper stickers or roof racks logged. timestamped. location recorded. uploaded to a searchable database.

no warrant or opt-out option.

if you drive past 10 Flock cameras a day a conservative estimate in a suburban area the system builds 300 data points on your vehicle per month. 9,000 per year. not on suspects. on everyone.

over 5,000 law enforcement agencies across the US use Flock. over 6,000 communities. the cameras are also sold to HOAs and private businesses. the neighbor who installs one at their driveway entrance is feeding data to the same national network.

now here's where it gets serious.

federal agencies accessed SFPD's Flock cameras more than 1.6 million times. Los Altos's readers shared data with out-of-state agencies over a million times. before Washington state's new law took effect, federal agencies tried to access Virginia's Flock network thousands of times for immigration enforcement.

a Texas sheriff's deputy used ALPR data to search for the car of a woman who had an abortion.

Flock says they don't support ICE use of their data. California law explicitly prohibits sharing ALPR data with federal agencies.

San Jose PD granted what investigators called a "side door" access to CBP and ICE anyway. the audit logs showed the search reasons: "fresno dea intel." "CBP." "ICE."

at least 30 cities have canceled their Flock contracts since 2025. Cambridge. Santa Cruz. Eugene. Flagstaff.

Flock's CEO called the opposition a "coordinated attack" from groups who "want to defund the police."

a Virginia police chief wrote back disagreeing. publicly.

the cameras don't track suspects.

they track everyone.

and the data goes wherever someone with access decides to send it.

[Orwell Day @OrwellDay]

Home Depot and Lowe’s have installed Flock cameras in their parking lots at multiple locations across the United States, including in Connecticut, Texas, and Ohio, and they are expanding their use. HOME DEPOT: 1-800-466-3337, LOWES: 1-800-445-6937

[Slow News Day @SlowNewsDayShow]

Flock's social media team is desperately trying to figure out how to disable community notes along with the comments
Flock systems are unwanted, unneeded, unsuccessful, & undermine every single core concept of the constitution
They have a 2.8% success rate finding criminals

[JohnRocker @itsJohnRocker]

When the fuck did Turkey change the country name to “Turkiye”???

[keepitquarterly @keepitquarterly]

SEC chair Atkins: "Semiannual reporting will still protect investors." Narrator: "It wouldn't."

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Rep. Byron Donalds just walked out and PUMMELED the Senate over the SAVE America Act

"THE SENATE SUCKS."

"It's LAZINESS. It's disgusting."

"SENATE REPUBLICANS don't wanna do the right thing and debate the matter on the floor because it would take them away from their precious meetings. I'M SORRY. They have a responsibility to open up the floor and debate this issue in front of the American people!"

"I'm just gonna come out and say it. They suck. 80% of the American people want the SAVE America Act to pass."

"THE ONLY ORGANIZATION THAT REFUSES TO ACT IS THE US SENATE."

"Everybody else says this is common sense! Make sure only Americans are voting! Makes sense, right?!"

🔥🔥🔥

[JOKAMRREDPILLZ @JOKAQARMY1]

This is worse than Flock Cameras and it's called Leonardo. 🤔