The Global Cabal loves to psychologically toy with the expendables of the world. Government agencies and the media are used to foretell pandemics, fires, a planned global population reduction to 500 million and the end of oil. They introduce gender chaos, forbid education to the unvaccinated, and deceive that 5G was necessary to improve your phone.
This Elite despises average people as dumb sheep.
So, now we have nation-wide “sheep-safety” surveillance called Flock Cameras. The name is insulting and predictable. The Cabal considers expendables a flock to be kept confused and controlled.
Flock camera sites (now more than 100,000 and growing) and 5G were launched quickly during the Covid Con. Both are mass surveillance technologies with misleading mission statements. Flock devices harvest data from you, your passengers, and your vehicle. AI then tells your story, your travels, likes and dislikes, friends, family, politics, your ID, contact numbers and more.
Some say that 2% of our population commit 90% of the crimes. Then why sacrifice the privacy of all to more easily catch a few? Benjamin Franklin warned, "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
“Father of the Constitution” and fourth president of the United States, James Madison, cautioned that “I believe there are more instances of the abridgment of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments of those in power, than by violent and sudden usurpations.”
By the 1760’s, England had been micro-managing 13 colonies from nearly 4,000 Atlantic Ocean miles away for more than 100 years. The British Parliament passed laws, regulations and fees for about 1.5 million “Americans” from all over the world.
The most egregious law for the Americans may have been the “writs of assistance” -blanket ongoing search warrants issued by British judges. Without notice, specific cause or permission, British soldiers entered and searched colonists’ homes, vessels and businesses at will. Troops were looking for guns, household goods from other nations and items and paperwork (Stamp Act) for which colonists owed taxes.
In 1761, though lawyer James Otis Jr. was still loyal to the British government, he argued for 5-hours before the Massachusetts Superior Court (later renamed Supreme Court) to end the hated searches. Otis failed, but observer and future president John Adams would proclaim that “then and there the Child Independence was born,” further fueling the momentum for the Revolutionary War.
From this abuse of the colonists’ natural rights of privacy James Madison wrote the Fourth Amendment. (The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.)
The extreme overreach of the Flock Camera system violates the spirit (A man’s home is his castle) and letter of Fourth Amendment privacy protections. And then there is the mis-use of Flock itself.
More than 70 law enforcement officials (including leaders) have been caught using Flock to stalk ex-girlfriends, romantic rivals, monitor spouses and generally snoop-on citizens. One checked a single license plate hundreds of times.
In Dunwoody, Georgia, records show Flock's own employees accessed the city's cameras over a thousand times—including a camera inside a children's gymnastics facility. All this, after the company's own FAQ promised that "nobody from Flock Safety is accessing or monitoring your footage."
Federal agents regularly tap into the network in states whose laws expressly forbid it. Every one of these incidents is excused as an aberration. Just a bad apple.
However, these abuses are not outliers. Flock is a surveillance product working as designed. Build technology this powerful, hand it to fallible people, do little monitoring, and this is what you get.
Know this, you are being Flocked.
(Lou Binninger can be heard on No Hostages Radio podcast, live on KMYC 1410AM 10-1 Saturdays, read at Live with Lou on Facebook and at Nohostagesradio.com)
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