Now do all the other cameras out there Motorola Solutions (Vigilant Solutions) — National Vehicle Location Service Axon — ALPR tied to body cameras and evidence software; actively taking Flock contracts Rekor Systems — roadway and highway ALPR Genetec (AutoVu) Leonardo / ELSAG Neology Adjacent companies that sell overlapping cameras or analytics, but not the same police plate network: Verkada, Avigilon (Motorola), LVT, Axis, and various parking/HOA vendors.

Ba'al was human and made into a god to control the people.

You mean flock CEO Garrett Langley? Who hates having his picture on the internet

The Purge

Hitler wasn't "far right". He was far left, and today's woke left shares nearly identical ideology with him.

Just dropped- youtu.be/GpCLnlDxWEE?si=eaht…

I'm amassing all new examples of a flash-frozen world, and the recent creation of fossils.

Time to bring in the dark reality memes @archaix138

Not Low Tide The Entire Sea Just Disappeared! Birds scattered, reef sharks fled, squid leaped into boats, then the water vanished from shore. Not low tide, not a tsunami: the land looked uplifted, and the sea still hasn’t returned. #AnakKrakatau #volcano #indonesia

If you're wondering how the UBI system will function, here's the origin story. Fast forward this blueprint to 2026. Overlay ISO 20022 & blockchain to better grasp what's about to launch. Energy credits have been perfected. Your energy harvested in exchange for credits.

Gobekli Tepi is not 11,000 years old and was not buried by the inhabitants. This and other sites contain a warning for us. The Phoenix will be back in May of 2040. Credit: @archaix138 youtube.com/live/Dz6cSTIagg0…

Exceptional information by @archaix138 I will be posting videos by Jason that have verifiable historical information. youtu.be/67kGE9kIiEw?is=p8nO…

Hopefully this won't happen again. Historical accounts of insects disappearing then billions falling from the sky. youtu.be/BpNDlP9wYj8?is=9-Zg…

RT @Surfinthepipe13: @no_one_quits If they ruling she is not guilty, there is chance that happens, listen to her. Anyway I hope she get's w…

Nepal Floods, China Cover-Up?! If Three Gorges goes, the list is 29 major cities including Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Nanjing, plus 7,000 km of highways, 156 bridges, 18 airports, and 27 ports. Newly arrested engineers are talking, and this clip ties that to Nepal’s floods and a claimed cover-up. #ThreeGorgesDam

China Dam Break 200 Million at Risk?! If this dam fails, maps say 10 to 50 feet of water over the same cities you just saw. The simulation’s death toll is called 200 million...#Chinadambreak

THE ANCIENT GREEKS DESCRIBED A BRONZE MACHINE GUARDING CRETE I’ve read Greek mythology most of my life, but Talos still stands out as one of the most weird ass stories they ever preserved. Talos was a giant living being made entirely of bronze. His job was simp: circle the island of Crete three times a day, detect approaching ships and destroy them by hurling massive rocks from the coastline. The detail that gets me is how he was supposedly built. Talos had one internal vessel running through his entire body. It carried ichor, the divine fluid of the gods, and it was sealed at his ankle with a single bronze pin. Remove the pin and the fluid escaped. The machine died. That is unbelievably specific. He was disabled by removing one small component that kept his internal life-fluid pressurized inside the body. When Jason and the Argonauts approached Crete, Medea confused Talos and caused him to damage the vulnerable point in his ankle. His ichor poured out “like molten lead,” and the giant bronze guardian collapsed to the ground. Ancient Greeks were painting this scene on pottery by the fifth century BCE, more than 2,400 years ago. I’m not saying they literally had robots walking around ancient Crete. I am saying I find it bizarre that an ancient culture imagined or remembered a manufactured metal being designed for surveillance and defence, powered by an internal fluid system and defeated by disabling one critical part. We call it mythology because it is ancient. Hmmm?

Moms, we need to talk. 😒 I keep seeing videos of women complaining about motherhood, and I’m just going to say it: Some of you aren’t going to like this. Feminism didn’t just change womanhood. It helped destroy something essential about it. Somewhere along the way, sacrifice became oppression. Your children need too much from you? They’re children. That’s what they do. Your husband needs something from you? You’re married. Get over it. You don’t get to do exactly what you want every minute of every day. Welcome to being an adult. It is not all about you. For decades, women have been told endlessly about what we deserve, what we're owed, and what we should never have to sacrifice. Far less is said about what we owe the people we chose to love. Now everything is: My happiness. My peace. My boundaries. My fulfillment. My identity. Me. Me. Me. Me. Me. And I don't think this “Me-First Motherhood” culture appeared out of nowhere. For decades, our culture and institutions have increasingly treated the traditional family, and especially motherhood in the home, as something women needed to be liberated from. Mothers entered the workforce en masse. Two incomes increasingly became a necessity rather than a luxury. Children began spending more of their waking hours in institutional care and schools. Families paid more taxes while outsourcing more of the work families once did themselves. And at the same time, we were sold an increasingly adversarial view of men and women: Men vs. women. Husbands vs. wives. Career vs. motherhood. Independence vs. family. Personal fulfillment vs. sacrifice. And who loses when the family becomes weaker? We do. Our children do. Because now social media is filled with women publicly complaining that their children are exhausting. That they’re “overstimulated” by them. That they desperately “need space.” That motherhood took something away from them. Having a difficult day is one thing. Building an identity around resenting the ordinary demands of your children is another. Imagine growing up hearing that. Imagine knowing your mother sees you as a burden because being your mother requires something from her. What does that do to a child? What happens to a generation of kids who learn not to need too much because Mom is already “overstimulated”? Who make themselves smaller so Mom can “protect her peace”? Who grow up believing everybody’s individual happiness comes before responsibility to the people they love? What are we teaching those children about love? Love isn’t always convenient. It isn’t always pretty. It isn’t always fulfilling. Sometimes love requires you to get over yourself. Motherhood requires something from you. Marriage requires something from you. Being an adult requires something from you. Sometimes you come second. We’ve become so obsessed with making sure women don’t “lose themselves” in motherhood that we never stopped to ask whether children are losing their mothers in the process. Not physically. Emotionally. Because while Mom is busy protecting her peace, finding herself, choosing herself, prioritizing herself, and telling the internet how exhausting her children are… Those kids are learning: Don’t need too much from Mom. Don’t bother Mom. Don’t become another burden. And then those children become adults. What kind of husbands and wives will they become? What kind of mothers and fathers? What happens when an entire generation learns that love means prioritizing yourself until someone else's needs become inconvenient? Maybe instead of serving a culture that continually pulls families apart, we start building our families back up. We spend an awful lot of time talking about what motherhood costs women. Maybe it’s time we start asking: What is “Me-First Motherhood” costing our children?