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I find myself regularly being thankful for the fact that people in power seem to be colossal morons these days.
And a fine example of that is the flock camera fiasco.
And I've pointed this out before in other situations in recent years, like what they did during the COVID circus was colossally stupid.
They alienated a ton of people. They showed a ton of people that they would be complete liars.
And the ridiculous Fauci circus going on today that they're not going to do anything about, but they have to put on a show to pretend they give a crap.
Most of the world now knows exactly what I said they were going to eventually know.
They totally lied. They pushed authoritarian bullshit and a risky injection and all that stuff.
And it's funny to watch the propaganda because there's obviously paid propaganda.
I mean, it's like a five-year-old put it together.
Fauci is great in his first science and stuff and wishes to support him and blah, blah, blah.
And then there's eight million comments you've lined.
Yeah, that. When propaganda doesn't work, it's worths than useless.
Because if everybody knows you're propagandizing the people and all the people recognize that,
it's counterproductive for those in power because they say the people go,
yeah, you're lying scumbags and you have to try this to fool us.
Yeah, we already know what you did before and now we see that you're trying to spin that.
Same thing with fascist BS. I see lots and lots of propaganda.
It's like the cops are not the enemy. Yes, they literally are.
It's their job to force the peasants to obey and pay tribute to political parasites, the worst people in the world.
Similar thing with the Epstein disaster, for it to come out in any way as a disaster for the state.
But the way they handled it was so colossally stupid where they're like,
oh, we're going to release this and we're going to do a photo op and then not release it
and then make the dumbest excuses and gave it way more life than it would have had
if they had intelligent propagandists.
Now, I'm happy about all these things. I'm happy about the fact that so many people are seeing through it.
You evil psycho bastard. I'm not happy about the evil crap happening.
But people seeing it and seeing through the propaganda is a good thing
and the flock cameras is another disaster for those in power.
It shows complete desperation. We need to quick know where everybody is.
And on every single post, I mean, you probably saw the story.
Oh, we rescued this girl in under 30 minutes by using flock cameras.
Now, whether they all the way made that up or that was actually at all true.
Don't know. Don't care. That isn't the point.
They're pushing that propaganda all over the place.
But 80 zillion people are commenting like screw you and your Orwellian crap, including me.
Make it a point to do that too.
So once again, anybody else watching is seeing, wow, lots of people are not pleased with this
and they see through the propaganda the stage is pushing paid for with your tax dollars
to try to make you think, oh, yeah, this Orwellian dystopian surveillance state is great.
It's only to protect you and all the different police departments
like releasing things about people ruining these cameras.
These cameras are for your safety.
This is how we find dangerous criminals and just flood of comments going screw you.
None of us believe you. You're all power, happy pieces of crap.
When the state does that, when people in power have to push and it backfires.
Again, that's worse for them. It's worse for them worse than doing nothing.
It's worse than not desperately pushing this fast.
Had they inched this along, you know, the boiling frog metaphor?
Had they done it slowly? Oh, we just have one every once in a while.
It would have, they would have gotten away with it.
And a few weirdos like me and some of you still would have complained.
This is surveillance state crap.
But when they push this fast and then they bungled the propaganda,
it shows they're falling apart at the seams.
So there's tons of people out there trashing cameras
and under every single story about that.
Like the news is like, ah, ah, ah, they got on your camera,
Jane, public property.
First of all, since when is flock public property?
Like, are you admitting that this is government surveillance,
or are you pretending flock is a private company either way?
The news is like, that's just horrible.
People can't do this and police departments are like,
that's just criminal.
I go, well, they prosecuted it.
All the comments are good for that guy.
I hope I'm on his jury.
I will totally let him go because screw you in here.
Or Willie and bullshit.
So watching the people respond that way and watching people,
watching people respond that way may have sounded weird.
Having the general public be able to see so many people disobey,
like openly break the, the, what's the,
what are the robots, the, I forget the name, darn it,
and terminate it, the robots that take over.
Everybody's the Skynet.
Is that it?
Or is that from a different thing?
I don't freaking know.
But watching all the people bash it
and then everybody else looking is seeing that.
So if some random person says, ah, they caught some criminal,
oh, here's all these people saying,
this is just you spying on us and pushing this BS propaganda
to try to make us okay with it.
Huh.
All those people are getting that idea in their head
as a result of the government propaganda backfire.
The same thing happened with the, the COVID circus.
And I know a bunch of people who were like,
I don't know, I sort of fell for it.
I thought, well, they're, they're just looking out
for our best interest, duh.
And then people pointed out, now there's a big lag sometimes.
Right now there's no lag with flock.
People are trashing and everybody's going, good for you.
You're bastards.
But there was a huge lag with COVID.
And I said that at the beginning,
like a lot of people are going to fall for it.
In the end, everybody's going to know that it was absolute BS.
And except for the three people who are just going to,
no, found she saved lives.
Everybody else knows it.
So in the long run,
that was a colossally stupid move for the state to do.
Just like the way they handled the Epstein thing,
just like the way they're doing tons of things.
The warmongering in Iran is just patently idiotic.
Trump and his, they're just so colossally stupid.
This stupid reflecting pool.
First of all, a narcissist defeated by a reflecting pool.
Probably a pretty small percentage of the population will go,
oh yeah, that's pretty funny.
The rest of you look up the origin of the word narcissist.
And you'll see why that's funny.
But now Shapiro, that bootlicking idiot that she is,
even she had to come out and go,
no, this was just shoddy workmanship.
There was no vandalism.
The guy on the bicycle, oh, he touched the water.
He's, we have to, we have to prosecute.
He's never made the power for people who are hopefully victimizing children.
It's the people touching the word he made reflecting pool,
making a complete ass of himself, doubling down over and over again.
Pushing it on purpose is this big story,
the vandals of the reflecting pool.
You saw how hard they pushed that.
Did they really think the whole country of where you are so upset
that that reflecting pool has algae in it?
You think anybody gives a crap about that?
And they just kept doubling down.
Like that's the day that terrorist we have to go after
people who mess up a reflecting pool.
It was so colossally stupid and now it's biting them in the butt
where their own attorney general,
oh yes, attorney, what is she?
I think she's attorney general.
Pay attention to who's what because they're all fricking jokers.
She had to come out in the filing and file
for the court to dismiss the case against
Olympian bicycle guy.
I don't even know the details,
but she had to come out and go,
oh yeah, it was the result of shoddy workmanship.
Guess who did that?
That was Trump.
That was Trump and he was behaving young people
and embezzling money and doing all sorts of crooked bush it
and then having a crappy pool
and then blaming it on somebody else.
Huh, do you see a pattern?
If you don't, you're an idiot.
Trump does that with literally everything.
He botches up everything and then blames somebody else.
The Iran war, like the, it's amazing to me,
I still totally believe,
I assume I'm never gonna actually know,
the actual propagandist left 10, 20 years ago,
like the ones who knew what the hell they were doing.
They were like, no, we can coast on the momentum we have.
The propagandists were like, no, you really can't.
If you don't control what people perceive
and what they believe,
this is a short-term game and it's gonna fall apart for you,
which it totally is.
So normally, like the war propaganda with the Iraq war
was pretty good.
Lots of people were horrible nasty people
and eventually they were like, wait,
so we detect this country because this other thing happened
that wasn't even related.
What?
So a few people eventually thought about it.
But now for Trump to go out and we won.
It started five minutes ago
and we totally devastated the entire country.
They don't have a country.
We won.
We got to do it.
We won.
It's over.
How many months ago was that?
Well, now it's over again.
This time we really would.
They better watch out.
This is my ultimatum in the war
that I already said I won 20 times
and for some reason nobody believes me.
It's so weird to watch
because with the money and the resources they have,
if this is the best they can do,
that's just weird.
It means they're so entangled in their own stupidity
and nobody there actually knows what's going on enough
to say, okay, you politicians can go do your dumb puppet show,
but you got to stick to this script
and we have to do it this way
or the people are gonna turn on you
and stop obeying
and eventually bad things are gonna happen
which is what we're seeing with the flock thing.
Tons of people are like,
yeah, I'm just gonna screw up your cameras
and it'll be funny to see how many cases go to trial.
I hope everybody busts the flock camera,
demands a jury trial if they're prosecuted
because there's a pretty good chance
that if one person on the jury is gonna go,
yeah, screw them.
Not guilty.
And there are so many ways
to have enough people,
there are so many ways to screw with these things,
like if people are just sawing them down
or smashing them, good for you, it's risky.
The fascists will probably try to make an example of you,
although then you'll basically be a martyr
if they prosecute you.
You're only a martyr if you die, but close enough.
But it would be so funny
to have a whole bunch of people just see,
okay, I have a poll with a piece of cardboard on it
and I'm gonna stick it in the ground here.
It happens to be right in front of that camera.
Is there some law against you're not allowed
to put a thing in front of a camera?
Now, so I ask, what do people think the wealth
are charged with, obstruction?
Yeah, except that's not what that statute is.
That statute is getting in the way of a law
and Farshaar Darwin has a job at obstruction of justice,
which they, you know,
mangle and misuse all over the place.
But it would be funny to see a bunch of people
and I know some people are just,
I'm just putting a bag over it.
I didn't break your stupid camera.
I just put a thing in the way
and now your stupid camera can't see anything.
And if a bunch of people do that
and have to go to make them send someone to trial
for not even damaging any property,
like you can't sue them if there isn't financial damage
and if you're prosecuting,
we're gonna prosecute you for putting a thing
on a public easement in the way of our thing
on a public easement that was spying on everybody.
And so it'll be fun to see how it plays out,
but the main thing that matters is I always say
is the mentality of the people.
And this is once again the dumbasses in power
training the subject class in how to say no
and in how to disobey and how to resist
and how to even proactively like smash the surveillance state,
literally.
And when they do this and instead of backing up,
they double down,
we're gonna make an example of you in 80 billion comments
who are like, you suck, we all hate you
and we like the guy who screwed up your camera.
That's hugely counterproductive for them
and they do not have the resources
if any significant number of people say,
yeah, we're not going along with this,
we're gonna screw this up.
This happened before in Arizona,
I forget all the details,
but where they put up cameras
and people just smashed them and put boxes over them
and stuff, this was many years ago
and eventually they gave up
and they keep like trying again
and people will mess it up.
So it's probably gonna go that way with flock.
I'm sure flock is making gajillion dollars,
but if all their cameras get smashed,
they're quickly gonna go,
oh, we're not making money anymore.
Like flock, the company I assume
is just money-grubbing assholes
who don't mind helping fascists be fascists.
But if they start losing money
because all their cameras are being smashed,
like they would pull out too.
And it doesn't matter how much
like huffing and puffing they do,
if the people are against something
enough that they will resist and disobey,
it falls apart.
And again, if they had done it in smaller steps,
people wouldn't even have noticed.
That's how we got where we are
with their tentacles and almost everything.
So it's fun to watch,
but I would urge you,
in addition to whatever you think about the flock thing
and what people should or shouldn't do
and hurrah, whatever,
watch the mentality,
especially the mentality
of the normal people watching.
Because right now, even the mainstream media,
I thought one stupid story
and read the whole thing because
their mainstream, mainstream media
is kind of worthless.
But it was basically like everybody
on the left and right are all like
joining together to oppose this
surveillance state bullshit.
Like good, the dumbest thing
the tyrant can do is make his peasants
unite with each other against him
and train them to disobey and resist,
which is what they're doing,
which is really weird to watch.
So, I would totally urge all of you
go comment under every story
you see about the flock cameras
and bash them and if you want to go,
yeah, good for you for wrecking that camera,
do that too.
Because the more people see that,
and right now people are seeing it all over the place anyway,
but the more people see that,
the more they go, oh, yeah,
this is sort of bull crap,
we shouldn't put up with this.
The more their brain gets trained
to be able to do literally
the most important thing in the history
of the world, disobey authority.
That is the thing.
It isn't just, oh, there's these cameras
and they're really obnoxious.
The thing that has to happen
to end the vast majority of injustice
in the world to end all war,
to end all sorts of things,
hey, I just wrote a book about it,
called Unbound.
The thing that has to happen
is people have to escape
the notion of authority
and start to comprehend
I don't have an obligation to obey
these power happy bastards.
Just that.
If enough people come to that conclusion,
that is the end of the state,
that's all it takes.
Well, exactly what'll they do?
It doesn't think it matter.
If you have tens of millions of people
who are like, yeah, we're not going along with this,
they might smash cameras,
they might refuse to give money to the IRS,
they might do a zillion different things
to sabotage and undermine
or just ignore the state.
Doesn't matter how it comes out
in their actions,
if the mentality is,
I'm not beholding to you assholes,
there is no empire in the world
they can last through that.
It'll absolutely fall.
So this flock thing, yeah,
it's a symptom of their desperation
and the police state's stupidity,
but it's a very good indication
of the mentality of the people
slipping further in the direction
of maybe screw you guys,
we don't have to obey you
and we don't have to go along
and maybe we'll even mess up your stuff
and disobey and maybe even resist
at some point.
And that's the mentality is everything,
what the people think is everything,
that's why that's still my focus.
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