Whistleblower Reveals the Largest Mass Surveillance Operation in History and the Coming Slave State
The podcast examines the rapid expansion of mass surveillance in the U.S., particularly through automated license plate readers and facial recognition technology deployed by companies like Flock Safety, arguing that these systems erode privacy, undermine constitutional rights, and fail to
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