A Kentucky officer ran 2,048 Flock camera searches to track the mother of his child. No warrant. No probable cause. No judge ever saw it.
The Fourth Amendment protects Americans against unreasonable searches, and retracing where someone drove for five months is a search. And it’s why I take issue with surveillance networks like Flock.
https://t.co/hv5Wctzoqw
"Israel controls us.
They control Congress. They control the Senate. They control our money.
We don't control our country. The Zionist state does."
— Philip Tourney, US veteran and USS Liberty survivor.
So....
Someone Doxxed the Flock Camera CEO and he immediately had his house blurred on Google Maps.
Right after stating we need to give up our privacy for safety.
Dolly Parton dies, we hear about it immediately.
Tim Curry dies, we hear about it immediately.
Day fucking 73, still no proof of life from Mitch McConnell.
WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK IS GOING ON HERE
The problem isn't phones, it's the Patriot Act and NSA warrantless wiretapping. We're against that too.
The existence of a bad thing isn't a good argument for more bad things.
🚨 BREAKING:
Marjorie Taylor Greene just revealed that the Epstein files were blocked by Trump himself.
He did everything he could to bury them.
Not the Democrats. Not the Justice Department. Not the deep state.
Trump.
Recognizing the need to severely limit a growing Surveillance State -- as most recently embodied by the network of Flock cameras (which Amazon was ready to link to Ring camera networks until public anger erupted -- should be an inherently bipartisan cause: