Technology is becoming the new battleground for privacy and liberty.
Glenn Meder, founder of Privacy Academy, joins me to explain five steps to escape the digital prison. He gets into how biometric scans, digital identity systems, AI-powered scams, and new “online safety” laws could reshape how freely Americans live online. Here’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man In America.
One minute you’re very demure, very mindful, and getting millions of views and brand deals, and then the next minute you’re asking your followers to give you 45k for new teeth because you have a drug problem.
Welcome to the dark side of influencing! No wonder audiences are fed up. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Is your every move being tracked?
On this Edge of Wonder Live, Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts expose the explosive truth about Flock Safety cameras—the rapidly expanding network of AI-powered surveillance devices blanketing American streets. From license plate readers that log billions of vehicle scans monthly to creepy PTZ cameras that auto-zoom in on people, Flock’s technology is building a nationwide surveillance grid for law enforcement and beyond without any regulation.
Shocking leaks show some of their feeds were left streaming live on the open internet, revealing just how vulnerable, and invasive, this system really is. Is this a crime-fighting tool, or the foundation of a total surveillance state? Here’s more from the Edge of Wonder.
There is something really amazing going on: Strangers are pitching in to take care of strangers, resulting in literally millions of dollars being donated to GoFundMes.
It’s an incredible “hopecore” side of the internet, but it’s also leaving a lot of people asking: Why does it fall on strangers to take care of people in need when we are taxed so heavily every month?
And why are so many of these people, who spent decades paying into Social Security, still relying on the generosity of strangers instead of the system they were told would take care of them? Here’s more from Brett Cooper.
Has your street become Big Brother on steroids? What are Flock Safety and Amazon’s Ring? How do these systems provide daily, even hourly, records of your patterns of movement?
Most people think the surveillance state started after 9/11. It started in 1956. In this episode of America Hijacked, I pull the original FBI memos, the Senate transcripts, the patent filings, and the court records law enforcement tried to hide, and I show you how the same machine that watched Martin Luther King is now sitting on a pole 50 feet from your driveway.
We have the patent that says one thing and the website that says the opposite. We have the Texas court records. We have the 60 cameras broadcasting live to the open internet with no password. This is a 70-year paper trail. And by the end of it, you will not see your street the same way again. Here’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man In America.
There is no electricity and also no Internet, but there are growing reports suggesting an uprising is spreading across Cuba. The people have grown weary of living under such harsh conditions, and now are seeking a change.
Will the uprising topple the Socialist government? Or will the Communist leaders survive by beating down the people? Stay tuned. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Americans are literally betting on everything these days.
Polymarket pioneers girl gambling, and would you take a bet against Jesus? Here’s more in a new Dumpster Fire from Bridget Phetasy.
Everything just changed. New documents reveal a massive shift in who controls America’s AI systems – and the timing is no coincidence.
As power moves out of the states and into the hands of a few global tech elites, a 6G executive accidentally exposed the darker side of what’s coming next. This video breaks down exactly what happened, why it matters, and how these decisions could reshape surveillance, privacy, and the future of artificial intelligence in the United States and worldwide.
In this report, we dig into how political power, private companies, and next-generation networks are merging – and why industry insiders are calling this the most important tech moment of the decade. Here’s more from HustleBitch.
YouTube has gone on another banning spree, including a Pokemon content creator who was banned by AI moderation for stealing… his own content?!
Even MoistCr1TiKaL has begun calling out YouTube over their seemingly insane and random channel deletions. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Everyone’s going crazy. We have Tucker Carlson buying property in Qatar.
Bridget wants to buy encyclopedias for when we have to turn off the internet to save humanity.
And a woman thought her smart fridge was sending her messages. Uncle Ted was right. Technology is driving us all mad. Here’s more from Bridget Phetasy on a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
