“Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs … told the audience … at the 2026 Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) National Convention that the government’s response to the COVID pandemic was actually a ‘marketing campaign’ that ‘had very little to do with public health.’”
The scale is roughly accurate: Flock's ~120k cameras log tens of billions of vehicle reads monthly (plate, make/model/color, time, location), enabling pattern-of-life reconstruction for many of the ~300M US vehicles when queried over days. Exact daily "300M Americans" and "5.5k incidents" figures are not public; company claims ~700k crimes assisted yearly.
Police and federal agencies generally access the data without warrants. Courts have mostly treated fixed public-road ALPR as outside Fourth Amendment protection so far, though long-term tracking raises Carpenter-style issues and some states add limits.
Yesterday, Flock cameras alerted on 4,144 sex offenders, 2,151 stolen cars, 1,687 wanted people, 158 missing persons/kids, and most importantly, an amber alert.
Children were rescued in Dothan AL, Charlotte NC, North Kingstown RI, and more.
This is every day. See some of the news stories below:
This is what hope for America looks & sounds like.
Hundreds of @YALiberty activists left YALCON fired up & ready to take action. They’re ready to fight for freedom, restore our Republic, and carry the vision of liberty our Founders entrusted to us.
The future is in good hands.
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Taking our opinions and placing them online gives them a chance to reach new people, build deeper bonds and form coalitions with like-minded people who want to take action.
Enjoyed sharing at @YALiberty and meeting the future policy changers and liberty makers.
The surveillance state is intentionally gradual.
It starts with things like warrantless surveillance of your devices and "red light cameras."
A few years pass, and now you see Flock cameras on every corner.
They are conditioning you to think being constantly watched is normal.
I didn't realize people weren't aware that Lyme disease was probably a lab leak so here it is very simply: Lyme disease originated in Lyme, CT in the 1970s. Lyme, CT just happens to be mere miles away from a US lab studying insect spreading bioweapons in the 1960s
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