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Oct 31, 2026
Flock Cameras, Strikes, & Double Bogeys ft. PSR
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2:03NickHOST
it was him locking yeah I
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2:07Caleb FrancisGUEST
just been trending towards mass surveillance in a way that I feel like is just not healthy man for a freedom for a quote-unquote free country dude that's not doesn't sound very free to me
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2:17NickHOST
yeah yours is right here yours is over there yeah I like yours better it's at least on that fairway
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2:22Caleb FrancisGUEST
yeah I'm gonna go pick up my yeah
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2:48Caleb FrancisGUEST
And that's part of the thing with guns, too.
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2:50Caleb FrancisGUEST
You know, like, of course, we're going to have some gun crimes, you know, but but I think that the downside outweighs the or the upside outweighs the downside and guns.
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2:58Caleb FrancisGUEST
And when it comes to just like mass surveillance, the less the better.
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3:01Caleb FrancisGUEST
It's always going to be packaged as this is for safety.
Councilmember Bobby Nichols Discusses How He Was Able to Get Flock Cameras Banned (Part 2 of 2)
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18:58Bobby NicholsGUEST
Yeah.
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18:58Ramses JaHOST
Now you talked about the flock cameras creating a mass surveillance.
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19:05Ramses JaHOST
You use the word dragnet.
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19:06Ramses JaHOST
I'm not sure if that was the word that I'm trying to say now, but, um, Talk to us a little bit about how, because obviously people cannot conceive of that.
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19:17Ramses JaHOST
I certainly couldn't until I went over there, but how mass surveillance could be long-term, you know, sort of the, Uh, first they came for these folks and I didn't say anything.
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19:31Ramses JaHOST
Then they came for these folks and I didn't say anything.
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19:32Ramses JaHOST
And then when it came for me, there was nobody to say anything.
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19:35Ramses JaHOST
You know what I mean? Yep.
Julian Dorey on the Political Elite & the Illusion of Choice
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35:28Julian DoreyGUEST
And, you know, obviously there's small minorities on each side that I guess are dumb enough to buy into some of these narratives.
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35:33Julian DoreyGUEST
And they really don't like mass surveillance either.
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35:36Julian DoreyGUEST
So, you know, after going through this long period of where, you know, people thought it was going to be death if the other party won, you know, people who are hardcore on one side or the other.
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35:46Julian DoreyGUEST
There's a kumbaya opportunity here, and this is where my optimism is a little more cynical.
19 MINS LATER
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54:44Julian DoreyGUEST
It's just, it's just, it's the only simple thing I can see.
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54:50Josie GlabachHOST
I wanted to, we've been talking, this has been such a great discussion.
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54:54Josie GlabachHOST
I wanted to get into, talk about mass surveillance and data tracking
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54:58speaker_0ADVERTISER
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Flock and Awe
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16:04ChrisHOST
So it feels like, I don't know what it is, but there's several things that maybe I'm floating around on.
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16:10ChrisHOST
Like number one is when it's individual action taken on individual property, that's different than mass surveillance done in public spaces that you don't even know is being rolled out and you don't know how it's being used.
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16:21ChrisHOST
And then systems that are private and self-hosted, that's a whole other category.
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16:26ChrisHOST
You could still use the data, but it's up to you what you do with it.
Privacy Talks #6 - My AI Boyfriend Has a Childhood
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21:14MatejHOST
Look, bad actors will always find means to communicate, right? Either be it, like, what was the special telephone? Sky something.
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21:23MatejHOST
um that you know it was sold and then um and the the law enforcement i think actually was able to infiltrate it and then if people just make a small mistake of revealing some part of their identity able to basically track them down and catch them right so i i wouldn't say you know that you should go after um the ones who enable real really good private technology right it's Look, find the people, you know, hack them if you need to on a case by case basis, you know, because we went from, you know, court orders for, you know, wiretapping phones and all that to, you know, just mass surveillance because some 0.001% might be doing something illegal.
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22:14MatejHOST
And we're just going to listen to everybody and see who's
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22:17MarkoHOST
doing that.
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22:24MarkoHOST
It's not about finding criminals.
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22:26MarkoHOST
As you say, they will always find a way.
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22:28MarkoHOST
And mass surveillance has also been the big topic now with AI, right? That was the big beef between Entropic and the government.
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22:35MarkoHOST
It's crazy how we're really going back to this after there was a break, like after the Snowden reveals.
INN News #214 | MANDANI SHAKEDOWN, AUTONOMOUS WARFARE, WHAT ZIONISM DOES, AI CLASSROOM SURVEILLANCE
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141:06Tim FoleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Do not succumb to the delusion that artificial intelligence is being aggressively advanced because the oligarchs and empire managers just want to sell us helpful chatbots.
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141:14Tim FoleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
These technologies are being developed as rapidly as possible because they want mass surveillance and autonomous weapons systems to suppress revolutions and revolutionary sentiment and keep us trapped in this capitalist dystopia forever.
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141:26Tim FoleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
it's just amazing how quickly ai is making everything worse it's assaulting the environment ruining art turning everyone into an unthinking moron making people crazy and suicidal flooding the information ecosystem with fake videos and misinformation all while rapidly making it possible for a small group of powerful individuals to control and monitor every facet of our lives using advanced technology This perversion of the human species is what we are being told we need to make sacrifices for in order to ensure that AI develops very quickly, as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has proclaimed.
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141:55Tim FoleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In a recent interview with Politico, Altman argued that too many safeguards and regulations will slow down the advancement of these new technologies, saying the following.
AI Is Not Inevitable | Joe Allen
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12:09Joe AllenGUEST
It was initially, by the way, it was first coined by Teilhard de Chardin and then picked up by Julian Huxley in his 2000, I'm sorry, 1956 essay, Transhumanism.
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12:21Joe AllenGUEST
But Max Moore is very much of a – he is in no way, shape, or form an advocate for mass surveillance or a global system or even large-scale governmental systems.
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12:32Joe AllenGUEST
He's still very much a libertarian of the late 90s variety, very much pro-freedom.
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12:40Joe AllenGUEST
And transhumanism, I've made this argument a lot, people are very put off by it, but transhumanism begins with a desire for freedom, freedom from biological constraints or cultural constraints, using science and technology to break free, and either to liberate the individual's will or liberate the will of some small group of elites who can in some way transcend the human condition.
🚨 It Is WORSE Than We Thought...
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14:55Loren PiretraHOST
And you cover really the, you cover a lot of the crimes that are being committed by police officers and cops.
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15:03Loren PiretraHOST
Like, are there things that you want to kind of talk more about that are top of mind with like what people don't really know about what's going on with the flock cameras and mass surveillance? I know it's a big conversation.
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15:15Loren PiretraHOST
I live in LA and, And we just had some big city council races.
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15:21Loren PiretraHOST
And we had this woman who won, who's the incumbent, who really wants to add surveillance everywhere.
11 MINS LATER
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26:04speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Whenever they want to take away our freedoms, it's always about for our safety.
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26:08speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And this technology extends far beyond license plate readers at this point.
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26:13speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Fox safety is putting up cameras in parks on trails and playgrounds and these are AI cameras that track people no longer just license plate readers this is about the mass surveillance Network being established in America and nobody is falling for it if we look at the comments here they will always use safety as an excuse when they want to infringe on your privacy rip them down never give up Liberty for the sake of safety Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin
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26:39Loren PiretraHOST
I love a Ben Franklin
Detroit Free Press Voice Briefing Wednesday Oct. 21, 2026
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2:45John WiselyCORRESPONDENT
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib held a press conference in Inkster beside one of the cameras.
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2:51John WiselyCORRESPONDENT
She was there to announce a bill she's introduced in Congress that would deny federal funding to communities that use what she calls mass surveillance technology, like Flock.
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3:02John WiselyCORRESPONDENT
For now, the cameras and the controversies that follow them aren't going away.
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3:06John WiselyCORRESPONDENT
To read more about it, please visit freep.com.
Flock Cameras: A Child of Communist Romania Sees the Pattern Coming Back | Manuela Callini
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26:08Manuela ColiniGUEST
It's in the best interest of the citizens and for their safety.
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26:11Manuela ColiniGUEST
Like we have, for example, nowadays, we have the mass surveillance systems like Flock and Axon.
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26:18Manuela ColiniGUEST
They say that, oh, they're going to solve crimes.
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26:22Manuela ColiniGUEST
But in reality, I think that they're only creating patterns of life for us.
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26:28Manuela ColiniGUEST
It's mass surveillance, but it's just dressed up as, oh, it's for
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26:33Jenny Beth MartinHOST
your own good.
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26:33Jenny Beth MartinHOST
In the Soviet Union and Romania, where there's secret police and informers everywhere, if they had had the ability to track, like they can happen on our phone today, or the flock camera technology, It had to be the thing of those their dreams.
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27:59Manuela ColiniGUEST
And we've had flock and acts on cameras for a while now.
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