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Big Data, Bigger Brother

Politicians argue new digital IDs will make life easier.

But privacy expert Naomi Brockwell warns that’s only true, until “services start saying, no, you can’t use our system.”

Stossel TV’s Kristin Tokarev explains why we shouldn’t trust government with MORE power to control.

They Just Took Over AI

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.

The End Of Internet Privacy

Are we getting close to VPNs being outlawed?

The United Kingdom seems to be creeping toward a ban in the interest of “safety” for minors and to push digital ID. But it’s not just the United Kingdom. Michigan is also kicking around the idea of a VPN ban, and it’s Republicans who are pushing for it.

So is this the end of privacy on the Internet? It does feel like we’re inching closer and closer to a surveillance state. I have concerns. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

The Girl Who Cried Wolf

She was fired from DoorDash after claiming to get sexually assaulted while on the job and now she’s going viral. Let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.

Can AI Lying Be Corraled?

Sam Altman on God, Elon Musk, the trajectory of AI and the mysterious death of his former employee.

Altman is one of the leading figures in the boom of AI. As the chief executive officer of OpenAI, he spearheaded the introduction of ChatGPT in 2022.

Here’s more from Tucker Carlson.

The End Of Privacy

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has effectively been under house arrest in France since he was arrested there ten months ago. For the first time, he explains why.

Was the arrest politically motivated? Or based on criminal statues? What are the implications for the billion-plus users of Telegram? Here’s more from Tucker Carlson.

The Next World War: In Space

How we reached the point where the next world war will be fought in space?

It seems like we’re approaching that stage. We now have satellites that can fire lasers — not only at space stations, but also reigning down terror upon earthly locales.

The power of these satellites is deeply disturbing. Here’s a compilation, from Astrum Extra, detailing everything these overpowered satellites can see, as well as what they can do.

They Blackmail Everyone!

Israel, The Vatican and the Mafia. This is the shape of the modern technocracy.

Everyone is under surveillance. Everything can be hacked. Everyone is for sale. And organized crime, intelligence agencies, the 1%, and corporations are all in on the action.

Here’s a story that turns around figures including Jeffrey Epstein, Ehud Barak, Peter Thiel and J.D. Vance. Ian Carroll shares the scoop and swears: He’s not suicidal!

Once Anonymous: Stand Up!

Mel K joins Redacted News to discuss her new book Americans Anonymous: Restoring Power To The People One Citizen At A Time. That’s a mouthful, but here, Mel K outlines what exactly that means. She talks about the U.S. Constitution, resurrecting our Bill of Rights and heeding the lofty sentiments of the Declaration of Independence.

The Agenda 2030, pushed by the globalists, must be rolled back. We cannot sit back while the World Economic Forum and United Nations strip away our God-given rights.   She offers concrete steps on how we can organize to protect our rights and thwart the invasion of our privacy. Here’s more from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.

Opt Out Of The Control System

Joining me today is Hakeem Anwar, founder and creator of Above Phone, here to discuss his revolutionary de-Googled privacy devices — now both a phone and laptop — and how now is the time to make this transition away from the controlled, manipulated and surveilled devices that most of us carry.

With the obvious push today for less privacy and more control, by our respective governments, it is in our best interest to understand the different options available to us — especially those that the system seems determined to keep from your view.

Today, we go over the benefits and challenges of these new devices and why this is the inevitable next step, at least for those of us interested in resisting the outlined “you’ll own nothing and be happy” future being built around us. Here’s more from Ryan Cristian at the The Last American Vagabond.

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