And we are hanging out with one and only Steve Boykin in and we're going to
Get rolling with the grip busters. Let's talk
Yeah, hi garland Nixon here with Steve Boykin in he's got a great show on rumble and other places called am wake up
Check it out. Well, we'll let you know all about it, but here's something I wanted to throw at you, Steve
You know, this this was in in this
You know
Difficult position we find ourselves in now
There's always some good news and one of them was you have servicemen
in the
apparently in the Middle East
Were apparently there was this
Airplane and it had dust on it and some of the servicemen were writing, you know stuff like that
I'd be a good boy and do what letting people know plain and simple. I down with this bullshit
You know, I'm not your storm trooper that you just sent around the world to do these devious deeds
But one of the things they wrote I
Love flock cameras, right?
They and it was like and I understand that they know if I get caught writing flock cameras suck
I'll get in trouble. If I get caught writing. I love flock cameras. What are they going to do?
They gotta get I love flock cameras. So it was a way to make their point, right?
But here's more I'm saying these guys know what's going on. They're looking online
They're watching some of this stuff. They know what the hell is happening and they are not happy with it
When I saw what do you know what servicemen? I love flock cameras. They know what's going on
they they do and it's getting harder and harder to
Keep people away from accessing just even the most rudimentary information that might cause some pushback
Against the status quo, which is dangerous for the military
Fortunately, they have the poverty draft. So their numbers are going up
but no, I did I saw the the same image it it reminds me of the
You know growing up. I always saw the Vietnam era Zippo
That was engraved with like we the unwilling led by the unqualified
To kill for the unfortunate on behalf of the ungrateful or something like that and that that was you know engraved on a whole bunch of
Lighters for Vietnam soldiers and this is kind of that on a larger scale not necessarily in grave
But on the wing of a plane where you know people are gonna see it
Yeah, um, here's something that I that is that that I also found very good and positive. I might add you probably saw this one
Look at this. They're spraying foam. Yeah on these flock cameras
We've seen not that I would you know
Certainly Steve and I are poorly against any any violations of the law whatsoever
We strictly adhere to every law that the government it's ever written if we would never say on YouTube that somebody
De-face
Flood cameras or say in a particular town all cut them that you know cut them all down because we're completely opposed to that
That would be a violation of the law and Steve and I are stricken here
It's to all legal standards set forth by the United States. I'm just saying they're cutting them down
They're spraying home with
With what is that?
Insulation whatever the hell it is. Oh, yeah, they're starting to say
Something I will not comply. That's what I read here when I see this Steve
Absolutely and and to add on to that there was a gentleman
Who was being put in front of a jury?
You know under indictment for taking down a number of flock cameras
I'm trying to remember the
The exact state, but it was like Union Township, which could be 40 different places
At any rate the jury refused to indict
They were like, I don't care what your charges are. We're not going to bring
An indictment forward. No, he's he can go home
So it's not even just the people who are taking first-person
Organic action in one legal direction or another
To do this it's when somebody
Allegedly gets caught or is being charged with doing this
There's juries that are refusing to indict and that is also very very very encouraging the last
biggest legal tool
That individual citizens have is jury nullification and this is something that's very similar
Yeah, yes, so let's get started here. So let's get rolling and we'll start with this
The ai surveillance company flock is installed nearly is this the one uh, yeah
100,000 cameras across america to track your every movement going to the doctor flock knows
Drop your kid off at school flock tracking flock is always watching
Stop ai massive and how it's stop flock. Well, that's bernie sanders. Anyway, your thoughts on this
When I saw this I was like, oh, well the fake resistance is here again
Yeah, and who better to lead the charge
You know co-opter of young adult world views for you know decades now sheep doggy dog
Yeah
Bernie sanders and if you'll know and we've made a point to talk about this on this show
Whenever you see somebody who's only using flock as the sole corporation to be the
Only face of the surveillance state, you know, it's some disingenuous nonsense and to not mention
axon to not mention
Motor roller or gen attack or any of these other companies that have had this equipment out for a very long time
In my opinion is signaling. Hey, I'm the fake
Resistance what it's also doing
Is underscoring
Every statement that trump and steven miller and marco rubio and like the media
Flunkies have made about people who are opposed to the surveillance state garland
And that's they're all just a bunch of bernie sanders loving left-wing pinko commie hippies
And so I think this serves a dual purpose go ahead. Sorry. Yeah. Well, you know, you know, whatever it could see bernie
Here's bernie's good for that. Here's what bernie does when israel the israelis and the americans together do all these devious deeds, right?
He says net yahoo
When the government does all of these deviant's deeds is that he says trump, right?
And now when there's a gigantic surveillance state that's doing it's surveilling you in every way shape and form
He says just get rid of flock cameras. It is rather than say there's a system
There's a surveillance state system that's growing that needs to be addressed
Rather than say our government's doing all kinds of crap
He or israel like if you get rid of net yahoo, everything will be fine if you get rid of trump
Everything will get be fine if you get rid of flock cameras, which it's an easy one
Everybody's starting to hate that so you go in on that one get rid of that and you just ignore the whole rest of the system
You don't allow people to say burning sanders. There's a surveillance state and we don't like it. No, no, no
Just get rid of flock cameras. It'll be fine. Give them a little something, you know
And then they'll all be okay, and they'll rename them to something else and keep doing it
My uh, my buddy t snider the the uh incredible filmmaker
Talks about this in terms of you're getting people to fight godzilla's toenail
And they think that if they're fighting godzilla's toenail
They're fighting their act of their engage and they don't ever know that there's an entire giant monster
Beyond the toenail. That's all they see
Yeah, that's it. It is I have to give you
A way of feeling like you're fighting the system
Just by taking out one little call of it, you know or or like the dsa people who I've been calling the democratic
Sheepdog association, right who say something like oh, we've got a they start with this
Israel's bad and I'm like, yeah genocide. That's an easy one. The first of all the easiest thing
That's a very very light lift to say I approach propose Israel and what they're doing. That should be a minimum requirement
but this woman who apparently
Angie nixon is her name in florida
And apparently she's a dsa person. She defeated someone or you know, whatever defeated now
She's going to be running for whatever. I don't know. Tell senator something at any rate. So she's one of these dsa people she gets
um
She wins the primary whatever it is she wants
And she puts out immediately so she's you know supposedly
Some lefty whatever first thing she put tweets
My mind or my heart is with the people of ukraine
So it's like again
Well, we'll stop this one
But let's do all of the rest of the shit that we do or you know around the world ignoring government overthrowing
ignore when somebody going to talk about the um, the us and our intelligence agencies from
The golden triangle
Afghanistan
di operations out of nicaragua that the the cia has been nothing but a drug dealing
Um, uh, organization for you know
Do I need to go back to british and the opium wars that the intelligence agencies for the empire are the drug dealers
And and by drugs, I don't count weed as a drug. I'm talking about the kind of drugs that people kill die from
It's uh, since you brought up ukraine, it's interesting to me. I'm sure the celebrity that just suddenly died at 36 years old
uh
Hayden panitary. Yes, she was she was married to former kiev mayor
vladimir, uh, klichko really boxer that that she's on video
Very pregnant with him during the maydan revolution and she's up there like giving a very pro
westernized
NATO backed speech
On behalf of the people out there for the maydan revolution
This is after so she went from
Allegedly in her own words in her own book like being groomed into hollywood
into uh from a relationship with mccauley colkin
Into one with ashton kutcher
Ashton. Oh, we're going to save the children
kutcher to
Mayor of ukraine during nato batku
That that was her relationship trajectory and then fell into drugs and stuff like that
Drinking but was also on a podcast three months before her death talking about how she'd been
Uh taken out on a boat for a party industry party and then by a friend led down to a room on the yacht
And like placed onto a bed with a dude that she was supposed to have some relations with and she like
Read out screaming, but she was just delivered to the dude like a snack
You know and then a couple of months after she's talking about all of this
She died suddenly and they discovered narcan at her house garland
If you're odin, do you self-administer narcan?
Is that something that most people who are are falling out in junkie town capable of doing?
No, not at all. No
No, absolutely not. It's clearly
Isn't that a little bit more chappell show sketch like sprinkles of crack on them and you know, we'll let the other cops find them
Yeah
Yeah, yeah as soon as I heard that she was dead
I knew she'd been running her mouth a little bit lately about some of the inner
Things going on in hollywood and it's like. Oh, yeah, that's I think we understand what happened there
I mean the idea that she just you know keel go that was easy
And and they had her kind of labeled as a drug addict or whatever
So as soon as she dies then everybody just kind of assumed that and then they throw some narcan out there and it's like, okay
Well, that's a wrap. Let's move on to the next one
Yeah
Yeah, yeah, no just it was I I knew as soon as they came out and said drugs
I was like, ah, well, maybe this is fishy. This might be fishy
You know because I had we had played the clip
I didn't I I didn't even make the connection when I saw that she was the the chick that he would wound up dead
Because that's how little I watched the shows that are involved
But I do remember playing the clip of her being talked about like taken down below decks on the boat
because we were you know the talking about like
Continued
Epstein type operations and it's not just this one individual kind of similar to the flock thing
Well, they're like look they're trying to make a dead guy the face of the entire
Trafficking and influence operation when obviously it's yeah, it's not just one guy who orchestrated the whole thing
Same with flock with what bernie sanders is doing trying to make it the whole entire face of it when it's obviously not
Uh, but yeah, there's just kind of now overlaps between all of those worlds around yet another
Died suddenly too soon celebrity death
Well, fear not
Dear friends because donald trump is going to address one of the things that he said
Did he lie about pretty much everything that he was going to do when he became president absolutely?
But one of them he's all over it and you're going to feel good about it about this
Departure of homeland department of homeland security seeking humanoid robots to patrol the southern border
If drones and watch towers were able to solve everything why do we still have humans at the border? Look at this guy right there
Okay, he's going to be at the border
Um
So there we go now here's the thing about it
In the same way
That we got federal officers running around on the street shooting some poor bastard
But by the way a guy who legally owns his gun you have to disarm him first to make sure that he's no threat
Then you shoot him. Um, I can see a day when there's uh
The idea of jack of jack booted thugs will turn into I guess I don't know titanium thugs. They don't even need boots
It looks like that's the direction we're going. They always do that. They start at the border
And before you know it they're walking the streets of your dear city your thoughts
Tim dillon has a a great joke
um, well great the might be
Relative but he he's talking about uh, the teen takeovers the flash mob things that that have been happening and he's like, you know
Uh, we're gonna have a lot less teen takeovers when the first responders there aren't 106 pound female officers
But it's the palantir accountability bot
Yeah
And when the palantir accountability bot shows up all of the people who really want some sort of violence like this
Are going to be sitting home on poly market betting on how many heads get squished
Before the teen takeover itself disperses
And yeah, this is one of those things I was thinking about, you know border patrol humanoid robots and I'm like, well, it probably is
Really hot
There and it probably is really uncomfortable for the human officers
Even if you're in an air conditioned border patrol vehicle
Sometimes you got to get out of it. You got to chase down people
Who have been risking their lives for the last however many weeks or months
In order to get to that position. So even though they're not they're fastest
You're still going to be exerting some energy doing it and then you're going to be sweating in your uniform
And that's nobody wants that it's icky. It's icky. So
If you have humanoid robots that you can deploy to go do the chasing
Or the you know deterrence whatever that is
And you don't even have to do anything other than
lazily scan a camera feed because your unit unit 8200
Provided border security electric fence is already monitoring more or less everything in real time
And will activate the automatic gun turrets robot dogs and other
Humanoid deterrence
Then you're you're probably going to be much much more comfortable in your uniform as a border patrol officer
And that's that's ultimately isn't that what we want garland. We want comfy border patrol agents
and and a
field of corpses 15 feet away from the fence
as a deterrent
And you know the corpses are so high that you can't climb over. I mean you don't really need a fence
You just got a fence of corpses
I think that's the direction they're going and if you look at it drones
right
so they
You have a border that's
patrolled by drones and humanoid robots
Let me tell you something that border is going to get further and further
I keep saying away from the border and before you know it they'll say well
They work so good on the border and we're paying these cops all of this money. Why are we paying them for?
We're going to start with a reserve
Kansas or some little town like that and we're going to have drones that are going to be
Looking out for you keeping you safe and we'll have
These robots that will start off. You know what they'll start off by doing?
parking violations
Something like that. They'll start off and they'll only do part and they'll go around the street and they'll look and you're
You know, they'll register how long your car has been there and then they'll instead of like
There were these parking people and they come by you ever see this and they have a piece of chalk
And they put a piece of chalk. Oh, yeah tire and then they walk every now and then. Oh, no
They will like put a a digital idea on your car
That will come from some little beam and guess what that digital idea will never go away
You know what I mean? It ain't going to be like only for parking. They'll put a digital idea
Or maybe you just have to have everybody has to have a sticker. Maybe it's in your tags
But they're going to walk around and they're going to do something like that. They'll put them at the parks
You know, maybe for park ranger stuff
They'll put them places like that and then slowly but surely and before you know it
sir
I uh a citizen the reason I pulled you over is because you are exceeding the posted six knot speed limit
And there's a drone whoo whoo over top gun turrets pointed at you
I've seen uh video of
Chinese compliance drones that fly right now that yell at individual vehicles if they're
Yeah, it engaged in some sort of like moving infraction or something like that
There was video of a drone who that had gone out
After a dude who was in the ocean and he wasn't it was during a tied time when it's not safe for people to be in the ocean
They do the same thing everywhere, but usually it's a board lifeguard
Screaming at you through uh, you know, kind of a megaphone and not the flashing drones screaming at you in mandarin
While a spotlight is on you. But yeah, so we're we're getting there. We're getting there
Well, they'll be able to do that. They'll be able to arrest people for sleeping on a park bench
Have you seen that recently now that it's like illegal to sleep in your car in some towns?
Okay, well because of the like oppressive system
I don't have a job anymore everything closed and they're all working for walmart and walmart fired everybody because
Instead of actually having people ring up the stuff you got to bring it up yourself
Nobody has the job. I'm lucky enough to have a car. I still got that. I'm sleeping in my car
No, you're not sir. It's illegal to sleep in your car. So now they're going to arrest you and probably impound your car
If you don't have money to get your car out of employment now
You don't even have a car to sleep in
But it's illegal to sleep on a park bench
But here comes a humanoid robot to get you for that too
Right, right and hey, look if you're lucky the uh soylent living facility
Will will open up and they'll help you find a forever home
Well, they will
Oh, yeah, that's right. They will find a home for you
Uh, that that will be uh an eternal eternal place to rest. Should we put it that way? Right. All right. How about this?
Ordinary wi-fi can now identify you with near perfect accuracy
Every day wi-fi networks could potentially I love when they say the good
Potentially identify and track people without cameras or special equipment using signals already being transmitted by nearby devices
Here's the thing about that
One of the things that these slot cameras are doing
Everybody, you know, you could always go to sam's club
one of these
You know in Spanish no less
One of the things that these slot cameras now or have is they have
Of the ability to look at your vehicle and to see anything
Any kind of admission of anything from your phone from your wi-fi bluetooth anything and then
To identify that and then they can put they so they could your car can go by and they can go by and see who's in it
If you're in it if you're not in it
Another car goes by and they've already have the information from you and they can see that you're in this car
In a different you know what I mean
Yeah, well, it's the there's so many different ways that you can use
these particular
signals to monitor spaces and
Years back
There was a documentary film called the social dilemma was like 2020 when they released it
And it was about social media and stuff like that
The dude who directed it was a world economic forum darling named Tristan Harris
And he's one of these people who's been allowed to like do disclosure on technology
For the last 10 years or so back in 2022. He gave a presentation on how
The signals coming off of your wi-fi router can be used to map
3d objects in space
Wow, so it can it can show relative motion and stuff like that
We we played this let me let me see if I can find the clip real quick because it's a we played it a number of times
Let's see yeah, but yeah, so with this is
more
To me more of an acknowledgement
The the technology exists
Rather than any sort of like groundbreaking headline thing, but the fact that it's so pervasive
Means that there's a comfortability level
with
Discussing just how far gone the spyware is
That I find personally concerning normally this is stuff that would be like
Oh, look the crazy conspiracy guys are you know back on garland show talking about how you can see through the walls and spy on people with
You know just their wi-fi and now they're like no, yeah, you can absolutely do that
You can see through walls and spy on people with just the wi-fi
Like it's uh either a cool thing or a home security feature
That's what comcast is billing it as right now
It's like comcast something shield and they're saying look while you're out of your house
You can spy on your home with your wi-fi and if anybody is inside of it
You can see where they are in real time moving throughout your house
So if it's they're billing it like you got somebody coming over to feed your cat on your while you're on vacation
Oh now they're in your medicine cabinet
You know looks like you got looks like you trusted the wrong person now. You know better
Hey, you're out the babysitters at home with the kids something like that
Why is the babysitter?
Rifling through your dresser drawers, you know, this is a home security figure feature
not
Comcast has been spying on you through your wi-fi at all times
Kind of admission, but that's what they're saying
Yeah, it makes sense. And you know what we're told is all of these things are for our benefit
You know, I didn't realize like I I was looking at my I put a radio in my truck and I was um
Looking at the reading the
Technical stuff about it and I didn't realize I thought okay, you know
You could bluetooth to your
To your radio so you can play music or you know, andro auto android auto whatever
But I didn't realize it also connects with wi-fi
To give you like a better signal or whatever and I'm like wow
so I didn't even realize that I'm riding down the road and as I ride down the road my car is using wi-fi
and bluetooth and
My um, what do you call that is it nfc?
The RFID that did you know this so my um
My
What do you call it?
He wasn't working. I didn't realize the battery was dead
and then
I would take my key my car would say no key detected no key detected
And then I would hold the key near the start thing and it would work
And then I found out that the battery went down that went dead and when I went this place called battery warehouse
I'm like I get the battery. I said but oddly it's still work. You said. Oh, yeah those keys now
They have RFID on it so that if it doesn't work
The battery dies completely or whatever is almost completely dead. You can still it'll still work right bottom line is
You don't know that the normal things that you have are emitting all of these other signals
That you weren't even ready for
This is uh tristan harris. This is the dude. I was talking about and this is
The last minute of what is a much longer presentation about
advances in
frequency-based technology
And surveillance and yet with the RFID it's nuts almost everything every device
Everything in your vehicle has a passive RFID signature and
Individual and unique to it same with bluetooth
Like there's always a passive bluetooth pulse going off on all of your devices and anything that has smart
Connected to it will emit both RFID and bluetooth and also Wi-Fi if and when it's turned on
This is how Wi-Fi signals can be used to really get the sense of the common torques of this
How about can we go from Wi-Fi radio signals, you know, sort of like the Wi-Fi routers in your house
They're bouncing off radio signals that work sort of like sonar
Can you go from that to where human beings are to images? So what they did is they had
You know a camera looking at a space with people in it
That's sort of like coming in from one eye the other eye is the radio signals
So sonar from the Wi-Fi router and they just learn to predict like this is where the human beings are
Then they took away the camera. So all the AI had was the language of radio signals bouncing around a room
And this is what they're able to reconstruct
Real-time 3d pose estimation, right? So suddenly AI has turned every Wi-Fi router
Into a camera that can work in the dark especially tuned for tracking living beings
Yeah
Well, I feel so much better. I don't know about you. It's nice to know that
My router as I walk around the house, you know
Doing this show for instance right now. It's like saying, okay, there's where garland is
There's a sniper out there. They don't need to put a red beam on you anymore
There's a sniper outside. That's it for him. He won't be uh talking about slot cameras on uh on this show anymore
Right, they just connect whatever heads up display the sniper is using to
what uh
The AI is seeing in terms of mapping out your location via Wi-Fi
And it'll have neat little distance marks and stuff like that and yeah, you'll you'll be able to get off a
A pretty clean shot without the need for a scope
So that'll be fun. That'll be fun. Hey as soon as we remove all of the thinking from all of this
Won't it be easier?
Yeah
I bet you it'll be way easier. Well, I'll tell you one thing. These slot cameras are great
For something but apparently it ain't what we were told they were going to be used for
5 000 slot cameras cover Atlanta yet the police are solving fewer crimes
Well, that doesn't make any sense. I was old
Yeah, we're told they're there
uh, uh
Uh
It says, um, they have not seen a meaningful decrease in client crime clearance rates in a
An eight-fold increase in the number of slot cameras. So they've got all of these cameras everywhere
They said one additional slot camera a flock safety license plate
Uh camera per sworn officer correlates with a 9.1 percent increase in clearance rate
Well, we know they just make that stuff up. You know what I mean?
How do you know those numbers you ever heard the old joke that this is like 68.3 of all, um
Uh, uh, what do you call that? Oh, I forgot how it was a joke. It was like, oh, what is it 68.3 of all statistics are
You know are made up. Yeah. Yeah, well, that's the bottom line here and that is they just made it up
Hey, I want to tell you some cameras. Okay. Why 9.1 percent of uh, we'll have a 9.1 percent increase in uh,
Crimes crime crime clearance. Nobody's going to say well, how the hell did you come up with that number?
They'll just say wow 9 percent. That's great. So if we get 9,000 of them, then we'll have a you know, uh,
90,000 or like 80 some 80,000 81,000
Uh, percent decrease in in uh, or increase increase in clearance rates, but at any rate, let's talk about this
5,000 slot cameras. It's bull crap. They're not going to I think you're going to get decreased
Crime but first of all, they're not put there to decrease crime
They put there to decrease your freedoms
Exactly, this is something that you know, we point to a lot and
You know on on my other show and on this show we pulled up the eyes on flock website
Which shows you the hot list hit rate, which still I looked at it this morning still at 2.7 percent
Which means that out of all of the vehicles that are surveilled
Less than 3 percent of them
Generate a ping on the hot list that doesn't mean that every single one of them
results in an arrest
Or an indictment or a conviction
We've done a number of stories about how it's quite often the wrong vehicle the hot list itself
Is something that individual law enforcement officers have been caught abusing when they're trying to
X and things so it's again. It's not that even that percentage on the hot list is a legitimate hit
What it just means is that guaranteed
At least 97.3 of the time
All you're doing is building and adding to an ever-growing
citizen surveillance database
And in that particular article that we had up, there's some wild stuff, man
Like the the fbi itself is the organization that's offering the information proving
That there's been an actual there's been a decrease
In the case closures in Atlanta and again, we've showed
What Atlanta looks like on the flock map?
multiple times the whole
Freakin metro area is blanketed in surveillance cameras
And it's not leading to the one thing garland that they say
That it and it alone can do at a much better rate than humans. So if it's not for that
Boy, what do you think it's for?
Well, let's see. I don't know perhaps. Let me see
Here's the start
Low country lieutenant made more than 2,700 unauthorized flak searches audit shows, right?
So this is a guy who basically they just used it to do searches
They used it. It is a pretext. It is
Um, I remember back when the aclu still did all kinds of stuff that pissed off the government
And that's when I started with the aclu since resigned in protest
But the bottom line was they found that like I forgot what percentage of it was like
Somewhere upwards of 70% of the time that the officer said they smelled weed so they could do a search. There was no weed
So it was just something to do, you know, oh, I smell weed. I'm gonna have to search your car
And you guys like I didn't even need weed. Yeah, you knew when he searches your car
He finds something whatever doesn't find anything he leaves. There was never any weed
He was just like I smell weed is oh look. We shot a guy and he's completely unarmed
He was reaching for his waistband
Why reach for his waistband, you know what I mean? I remember
What was the the michael brown thing when there was that whole thing when he got shot
And one of the things the officer said he was reaching for his waistband and he had a like basketball shorts
Yeah, you know what I mean? It's like yes. Yeah, I don't have basketball shorts
He was reaching for his waistband and I'm like come on dude. I mean everybody knows
That that's what you always put in that every cop's going when they're going to shoot some poor bastard
They're gonna always say that and now it's flock camera
Searches illegal flock camera searches
2700 of them one guy did that
Basically, he was stopping every damn body. I mean, let's face it. How many think about this as a cop
He pulled somebody over and he searches them, right? That's going to take a while
It's going to take a while
So the 2700 of them was like he started doing it the instant the first flock camera was ever put up
And he did nothing else all day long, but illegal flock camera searches, which is exactly what do you know?
That's what people like steve forkin and garland nixon said exactly what's going to happen
Well, and it's like they're having a contest
It really is for the the flock stalker
Of the year or something like that because on the show this morning
I had covered a story from last week that I just I hadn't had time to get to
Which was another different cop who had been busted using the flock for his x
717 times and then this morning before I went on the air
Saw another story where a different officer
Got busted for the exact same thing his ex fiance. He was uh stalking her movements
over 3200 times
Over the course of like five years
Which works out to a little bit over two times a day
every day
for a half a decade
He was yeah, exactly
And he's like the kind of Pete person that like they meet somebody they've got on one day and then they like text him's
2700 times the next day these kind of mentalities
Let me tell you the cops are going to lose you use them. Let me tell you a story that
Even garland was an evil and devious guy, although it wasn't even I didn't do anything that bad in my opinion
But just and here's what happens
When you give people
access to this stuff
I was 19 or 20. I was a police cadet. Everybody knows I was in law enforcement, right? True story. Okay. This is a true story
I'm not embarrassed because this is what happened
I met this girl
And she gave me her number and we talked and we were supposed to go out to a movie
To the movies on a given sunday
And she told me her address
And back then there was no that we didn't have cell phones
I lost her phone number and I didn't write down her address
And I really wanted to go to the movies with her, right? And I'm like crap. What am I going to do?
She's going to I think
Felt the way home by the phone. Maybe she'll call me and say it's two hours. You haven't maybe she'll never call me and say
That jerk stood me up. What am I going to do at the time?
I was assigned
To at the police cadet. I was assigned to the communications center
You know what I did
I
What computer what little computer we had back then I checked her name and I found her address
And when it was come time to go to the movies I showed up and I never told her I lost everything
But you know, I used my law enforcement
You know access to find your phone number. I mean to find your address so I could come and
We dated for a year
You know didn't it ended of course, but at that age as oftentimes it does
I'm just saying I had access to do that and I did I didn't use it for evil
I used it because I wanted to go out on a date, but I wasn't a psycho
What if I was a psycho and I saw some hot babe on the street and I was a cop?
I'm a whoo man. I want to know who she is
I'll let me and she's driving by and I got her her her
Her uh tag number and I start checking all the flock cut camera stuff. Where is she what's she doing?
Where's she going? Where will she be next? Oh, I know she's going to be here
Oh, I found that she goes to this far every Friday and hangs out with friends
I think I'll show up and see if I can meet you know what I mean
You you now give a bunch of psycho guys the option to like track down anybody they want for any reason
We did uh, and I think we may have touched on it here too
the
The security officer who's a cop but was doing like off-duty security
For uh, some tv show that vince bonzen and stuff like that
There was an actress that he met on there that he had used flock for to stalk and you know what maybe we should
If if you'll indulge me. I have about a two minute clip
So this whole process which includes an interview with the victim
Where she's talking to whatever, uh, you know death sergeant or detective that's that's covering the internal
Uh investigation against the officer
Um
There's a handful of different places that that I'd like to pause
So if you wouldn't mind just bringing up the share screen
All right, you know all all dj this one go ahead
But this is just crazy
The both the interview with him and the interview with her
In terms of what's going on
Did you know what sir?
Yes, okay
Did you have a legal reason to pull her over?
This is Lamar Roman. Yeah, so did you know who it was when you were when you were pulling her over?
Uh, or yeah, I absolutely knew who it was. Did you have a reason to no?
No, I didn't
No, I just I wanted to holler at her
And pull over a woman he met on a shoot for a tv show
Saw a shiny thing and teasing and all that
I knew that when I put that like
I saw a shiny thing
That's what he said
Well, that's how you've used a human beings, doesn't he? Yeah, a shiny thing. That was somebody's daughter, dude
Just somebody's family member
Oh, I guess, uh, let's see here. Let's uh
Yeah, so
This is fun
His dash cam footage from stalking this chick like he goes whips around this truck
He nearly caused a head-on collision while speeding to track her down and illegally pulled her over after stalking her
Boyfriend is in the car so I can pull him out and give him a hard time
Right. I I was yeah, I'm stalking you. I told you I'd find you
I was hoping your man was with you so I could give him some shit. That's that's what he says
Yeah, that's you know and and and and here's the thing about it
This guy's a cop. You don't think this the does anybody really think this is the first time
This guy did this kind of stuff. He's he is the definition of psycho cop
So here's the the later interview
With uh, I'm I'm assuming she's like the you know death sergeant who's in charge of
Conducting interviews victim interviews stuff like that. That's what I'm assuming
um
But she's talking to to the victim of this
About exactly what what we've been talking about and about garland's little, you know
Maybe extra legal uh foray into into trying to have a lovely sunday afternoon movie date
um
But yeah, so the we'll we'll let this play for a second. Um,
In any of the different systems we have
To run your name and
The more concerning part to me and you know is um, we do have what's called a license plate reader to lpr system
The cameras positioned up in the highway. Um, you put your tag in there
So that he would be alerted when your vehicle was going one way
So that's that's he put her tag into the hot list
So that every time her tag showed up he would catch an alert and then the lady behind the desk there the the female officer
Says hey, look, you know, we've had
You know ways to get license plates or ways to get address phone number all that kind of stuff forever
It gets abused all the time. She says over and over
That's and then she goes look all of that abuse
That's not what bothers me. What bothers me is we have new tools
That are going to make the consistent abuse
That police engage in with this type of behavior even more rampant and
Something that where they can get
A by-the-minute alert as to where their let's be honest
Pray is going
It makes sense and if you think about it, okay, garland nixon was 19 or 20 years old
And he had the access to this system
Now in my instance it was crap
How am I going to figure out how to find this girl that I already got a date with
So it wasn't like my plan was some devious plan to go after somebody I didn't know
But here's the bottom line. I had access to the system. There are degrees
But for the one guy that says oh crap. I lost the my
Today's date. I lost my address for it and it was in fact except it was on that sunday
I like got off at four and I was supposed to be at her house at like five six, right?
And so it was like, okay, I'm gonna do this
But for every person that does that there's a next cycle that says well, I don't know that woman, but I wish I knew her
You know and then like you said that tells me this that an individual officer
An individual officer can put somebody's
License plate into the system. It doesn't have to be cleared
It doesn't have to go. They don't have to fill out a form or something that says I'm putting this person to why
What's your probable cause?
Okay, if a person's going to detain you an officer
He has to have at least reasonable suspicion which is doesn't reach probable cause
But he has to be able to articulate in a court of law that he had
Reasonable suspicion to detain you to pull you over. He has to have probable cause there are
Standards legal standards necessary though they may violate them
At least they kind of exist for pulling somebody over and things that at least they have to work around them, but
If I wanted to detain that woman
I got to meet the legal standards of reasonable suspicion or probable cause if I want to put her
Information in a computer so I can be notified every damn where she goes. I don't have to do anything
That's problematic. You know what I'm saying
Well, not only is it problematic and is it something that's like right for abuse
But you can always just lie when they do make you enter a reason for it
The article that I was going over where the the dude had I think it was even the the 700 plus times guy that cop
Right
Yeah, they they have 700
2700. Well, yeah, there's one that's 700. Okay, when it's 2700
There's one that's 3200 and those are the three that we've talked about in the last 20 minutes
Yeah, you know, like that's that's how crazy it is
But the the article had made a point to note that you are supposed to enter in a reason
In this particular system for why you're auditing this vehicle
And so the dude was just making stuff up like just flatly lying stuff like oh, well, uh, you know, there was a
Like suspicion of drug activity
investigation of road rage
Various other like motor vehicle related infractions or felonies
Yeah, yeah, if you just scroll down just a little tiny bit
It goes into that they drop a comma. So it looks like he's saying some other kind of assault, but
Um
Oh, yeah, fake crimes there we are. Yeah
uh investigators say goods and simply fabricated official reasons to justify hundreds of searches
Bypass the system by telling flock he was investigating road rage narcotics and salt and other felonies
Even though no crimes were ever committed. So even if they do make a cop
Put in the reason for looking up the license plate and wanting the alert if the cop is crooked enough
To be abusing the system at that level to begin with
One more step of falsifying a charge probably isn't going to be like they might go. Oh, well, this uh
This might not work out, but
I have to know where my ex is and the pathological need
For some measure of control is going to supersede
You know awareness of what is legal and what is rational
Well, I tell you there's a guy here who is uh on top of things
And he's trying to make us safer and his name is larry ellison and he has uh some comments that we need to understand
The police will be on their best behavior their best behavior because we record we're constantly recording watching and recording everything that's going on
Citizens will be on their best behavior
Because we're constantly recording and reporting everything that's going on
um
And it's
It's unimpeachable the the cars the cars have camera, you know cameras cameras on them
All right, we have I think we have a squad car here someplace
uh, but those kind of applications using
AI if we can use AI and we're using AI to monitor the video
So if that altercation had occurred that occurred in memphis, the chief of police would be immediately notified
It's not people that are looking at those cameras. It's AI that's looking at the camera. No, no, no
You can't do this. It would be like a shooting that's going to be immediately that's going to be an event that's immediately
An alarm is going to go off. It's going to be and uh, we're going to we're going to
Have supervision and in other words every police officer is going to be supervised
At all times
And the supervision will uh, and and if there's a problem
AI will report the problem and report it to the appropriate
Person whether it's the sheriff or the chief or whomever whom ever you need to
Take control of the situation we have drone, you know the same thing
We have drones we just if there's something going on in a shopping center and I'll stop
Drone goes out there. They're way faster than a police car
There's no reason for by the way high speed chases. You shouldn't have high speed chases between cars
You just have a drone follow the car. I mean it's very very simple
And then new generation generation of autonomous drones
There we go
Everybody we're going to be on our best behaviors
Because we'll be watched all the time first of all
Who the hell wants to be on their best behavior all the time? You know what I mean?
I want to use foul language
I want to say things to my friends that I wouldn't say in mixed company and in public
I want to people that you know what I mean people
They want to sit around with their buddies and smoke weed and drink and raise hell and maybe do mushrooms
Or whatever the hell else they want to do that may or may not be legal
But that's their life. It's their day. Why do people buy farms?
You know people's got a farm because I don't know maybe they can grow their own weed on a farm because it's there
They can do all kinds of things because it's their property and they can live their lives
Unrestricted the way they want to what we want freedom as human beings to live our lives not all
Laws as we know are put there for our benefit
And so now what he's saying is basically on our best behavior
You won't be able to do anything that people like larry ellison don't want you to do without a drone hovering over you
Probably and then of course they got to arm the drones because you know, there could be a bad guy
who may need may need to be shot
and
Uh a camera watching you and recording you and of course at some point the guy in all black that we saw in the beginning
Who was a an autonomous robot drone thing? They'll be the next kind of drones
Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Uh, they premiered in saudi arabia
police cars that have drone docking stations on the roof of them
So it's not even just the light post based
Drone docking stations like we do have or the
individual
they look like uh
air conditioning units drone docking stations
Um, but these are actually mounted
Affixed to the top of police cars
So if it is a high speed chase situation like larry ellison was describing. Yeah, rather than
sending the
the law enforcement officer
And and their own, you know patrol vehicle. You're sending the drone
um, and yeah, it's
We we've covered stories about the license plate reader systems where it's not just police officers garland that have access to this stuff
insurance companies and things like that if you have
Specific positions within those well, you can access all of the flock camera system data
Run a license plate number of somebody who's trying to get a better insurance rate and they're going to go
Oh, no. Well, the cameras have you going, you know, 87 in a 65
consistently
And you are a risky driver. Therefore, we have to raise your insurance rates. We don't care how long you've been with us
the robot says
That you've been doing this and if you're just a random insurance company employee and you
have the same proclivities
As an officer of the law that's going to abuse these systems to track and trace people and stalk them
Well, now you have the shiny thing
Like the officer on the clip said right in front of you placed into your lab
Are you going to play with the shiny thing or are you going to completely ignore it?
You know and most of the nerds that have access to that technology, they're going to play with the shiny thing
Yeah, absolutely. And and and and what happens also look they put get these things up here. So they have this
Infrastructure of cameras and surveillance stuff all over the country. So they got that infrastructure. How do I make money off of it?
That's the next thing. Oh, we know these cameras can compile data and they can say
Garland Nixon
Um
Goes does a a rolling stop through an average of 3.174 stop signs per week
He he exceeds the posted speed limit by an average of a 6.1 miles per hour
Blah blah blah blah blah blah and all of the insurance companies can pay
And they can get all of these all of this data about all of these different drivers
And you just get a letter that says in the mail that says hey, you've been dropped
Why we you're not going to tell you why you've been dropped?
Well, they've got a report on your driving and there was something there
You never had an accident like 25 years, but there's some data some ai driven data that says
You're a risk. So they just drop you and
all of this data that's compiled by this flock camera
Wi-Fi bluetooth network all goes into one and they can then give you some kind of a rating for life insurance
health insurance car insurance all the insurance says
Oh, well garland's been eating a little bit too many fried foods lately and drinking a little bit too much beer
You know what I mean? And now ah that increased his chance of getting high blood pressure by 2.01 percent
Well, we're going to increase his
His rates for blue cross and blue shield and we're going to drop them for life insurance
These are the kind of things that are obviously coming from this
Yeah 100% and it's you know the add that with your subscription based life
Where you own absolutely nothing and you've got you've got a society that has zero trust
You've got a society where you can't you can't believe the humans because if you could believe the humans
Then they would be in control, but the robots are in control
Obviously and you can't even trust the robots because the robots will you know do things in their nature
Based on their biased programming
And so you can't trust the robots. You can't trust the institutions. You can't trust the people
It's everyone for themselves
Kind of scenario that they're trying to force people on and when you force people into an every man for themselves
You know fight or flight situation a hundred percent of the time while demanding a hundred percent compliance
In an ever shifting set of laws based on whatever power group has a little bit more leverage at the moment
You're you're going to have a very very dystopian very very authoritarian society
Think about it during covet. They want you to be on your best behavior all the time
They know whether or not you have a mask on they know whether or not you where you're going where you can't go
You know, uh, I'm not going to say I did or anybody did but I know it was possible people might have made
Um fake vaccine certificates to get in and out of different places
You know, they know all of that kind of stuff. I mean, um, it was
You know, I mean there's so many things they could know during and as you said during covet
You could you weren't allowed to say this
Then six months later you were allowed to say this, you know what I mean because now everybody knows it's true
You're not allowed to say something about um lab origin and then six months later
The government says it was lab origin and now you are allowed to say it lab origin
So what you're doing to be quote on your best behavior
Shifts depending upon what the narrative from the government is you're on your best behavior when you didn't say lab origin
And now you're on your best behavior because the government said yeah lab origin now you're allowed to say lab origin
So your best behavior is not even consistent. It's just you have to do what the hell you're told all the time or else
Yep. Yeah, it's the the whims of the party
Not anything like natural law or anything like even the marketing of the constitution
Just the whims of whatever party or faction of the party is in power at the time
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