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They 100% do. We all know about the "ze WEF penetrating ze cabinet".
The comment I made is more about thinking about cleaning up his house, because inviting people over.
Same over here and I'm out in my shorts and t-shirt 😂 typical 🙄
Should I change my name to Dr. The Daniel? 🖖🎓
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Per app. Every connected site has its own daily and per-payment budget. This is designed to prevent runaway apps from doing exactly what you mentioned.
Ben Swann
@BenSwann_
Flock cameras are quietly turning U.S. streets into an AI surveillance grid, logging where you drive, shop, work, protest, and pray, even if you’ve never been accused of a crime.
That data doesn’t live on city servers. It lives on a private cloud you can’t FOIA, can’t audit, and can’t truly oversee, giving police and bureaucrats a backdoor to track your life with almost zero public accountability.
Imagine what bad cops can do with that kind of access. Location histories can be quietly sold to abusive partners and organized crime families for cash. Turning your movements into black‑market intel with no paper trail and no recourse.
We’re inching toward a China‑style control grid. Built by U.S. tech firms and sold as “public safety,” not imposed overnight by decree.
Mike Adams (@HealthRanger) joins me to expose how Flock’s AI cameras, corrupt insiders, digital ID, and central bank digital currency all fit together into a single, dangerous architecture of control.
https://blossom.primal.net/2b389e2c1aa886b3c285c039d1f551c1804b5c38b17de1362aa5fef7fe4e7edb.mp4
https://x.com/BenSwann_/status/2077537078582141231
I find this idea comforting. From Borne by Jeff VanderMeer.
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Yeah, AtProto is a great architecture for it
From the comments:
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Gold held its value for thousands of years because it's hard to dig up, no one can create it out of thin air, and that scarcity kept it stable over time.
Bitcoin takes what made gold work and goes further. It's hard to produce, but the supply is capped at 21 million, and instead of heavy bars you can't move, you hold and send it anywhere in minutes with just your keys. That's sound money for the digital era.
Start your stack. Download Bitcoinist. 🟠
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Here's the scale of Bitcoin mining most people never picture. Right now, machines across the network are making hundreds of quintillions of guesses every second, all racing to find the next block. Just one lands it, roughly every ten minutes.
More mining power means more attempts at the next block. That's why people team up in shared pools, and the more friends you bring in, the more hashrate your group has working together. Bitcoinist lets you run your own setup or build a pool with people you know. See how it works. Download Bitcoinist. 🟠
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Is it because you’re turning French? 👀
