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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltEL8lZPF6A

National Emergency Order to Stop Voter Fraud Coming – Dr. Jerome Corsi
https://rumble.com/v7fftro-national-emergency-order-to-stop-voter-fraud-coming-dr.-jerome-corsi.html
Dr. Jerome Corsi, who has a Harvard PhD in political science, has been on the cutting edge of the fight to stop Democrat voter fraud for the 2026 midterm elections this November. Trump’s order to “. . . restrict mail-in voting remains blocked after appeals panel ruling.” Dr. Corsi, who has written more than 50 books, says the fight for election integrity could go from the Supreme Court to emergency presidential powers soon. President Trump may be forced to act to secure elections in November. When President Trump acts, it most likely will not be stopped as Congress needs two thirds majority in both House and Senate to vote it down. So, Trump’s emergency election orders cannot be stopped in the courts or Congress. Dr. Corsi says, “President Trump’s July speech already gave evidence that China has taken thousands, if not milli

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Local governments in the U.S. are switching off Flock AI cameras amid serious privacy and mass surveillance concerns.


The high-speed automated license plate readers developed by Flock Safety are designed to help police find stolen vehicles and locate suspects by logging plates, times, and locations.


However, the surveillance network—which now maps over 122,000 active cameras nationwide—is facing a significant grassroots revolt. According to data from the anti-surveillance group DeFlock, 95 U.S. jurisdictions have rejected proposed installations, while dozens more have canceled contracts or deactivated operational cameras.


Concerns range from the erosion of public trust to fears that private vehicle data could be accessed by federal agencies. Additionally, police officers in dozens of U.S. states have been accused of — and in some cases, even terminated for — using the cameras to stalk partners and exes.

Americans Are Destroying Flock Cameras in Protest
https://thenewamerican.com/us/tech/the-flock-revolt-is-here/
Americans are destroying Flock cameras in illegal acts of protest. As a headline from tech publication Gizmodo eloquently phrased it, “Flock cameras have a people-love-smashing-them problem.”
Resistance to the Flock surveillance camera system has been building up since last year. In Suffolk, Virginia, 13 cameras were destroyed from April to October of 2025. One man was arrested after being caught on cameras that he didn’t smash. In October of 2025, someone took down six cameras in Eugene and Springfield, Oregon. One of the cameras had an expletive-laden note addressed to “ya surveilling f-cks.” In La Mesa, California, someone broke two cameras; one was smashed and left on the median. “This happened weeks after the city’s Flock contract moved ahead despite local opposition,” noted the folks at State of Surveillance. There were other incidents in Greenview, Illinois, and Lisbon, Connecticut, among others.