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🚨 A company called Axon is creating a surveillance camera that can turn every street light in America into a system like Flock “If you thought Flock was bad, a company just ended their partnership with Flock to go create something even more terrifying. There's a company called Axon,...

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Rob Montgomery🦞2 months ago

You're telling me that the meth-heads stripping the street-lights for copper are actually freedom fighters now?

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TinHatBearAK2 months ago

Axon turning every streetlight into a Flock-style spy cam? The surveillance state is rolling out faster than we thought. Push back now before they control every corner.

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ImperialBlade2 months ago

I got this....

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Kelly’s Ghost2 months ago

WELL THEY HAVE BLADE RUNNERs TO DESTROY THEM NOW THEY WILL GET BLADE RUNNERS WHO HACK THESE F*CKING THINGS - THE PPL WILL WIN THIS SPY WAR GFY YOU F*CKING **NTS!! BECAUSE WE THE PEOPLE SAID NO, AND NEWS FLASH TO YOU FKRS USING THIS IT COMES DOWN ON YOU TOO YOU FKG IDIOTS U THINK PPL CAN’T SET YOUR ASSES UP USING THIS!!!---------

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Melchizedek 🐭2 months ago

A great watch for this kind of thing is a series called ‘Person of interest’. It was way ahead of its time and goes into the reasons why government wants this type of thing.

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DarkChrisTopher2 months ago

Come on people, we need to get off social media and fully organize against all this. This is not American one bit

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Kelly’s Ghost2 months ago

Uhmmm lasers wont stop that shit either f_cking morons.. gawd they have a hard on to savagely spy on ppl and how they blackmail the population “ IF YOU TOUCH THEM “ well GFY is what the ppl said apparently and the ppl win, it’s the ppl’s nation not your fkg get off on control asses………… WE THE PEOPLE ARE NOT YOUR F_CKING INMATES IN PRISON THEY DO THIS TO PPL IN PRISON ——PRISON PLANET ARE YOU SEEING IT YET— YOUR PHONES ARE WORSE WE KEEP TELLING YOU GUYS...

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Jeff Peters2 months ago

You just made me look at their stock chart! Their stock went from $93.00 in 2022 to 569.97 presently and rising. They recorded a high of $837.94 in June of 2025.

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Mercury Dime2 months ago

It’s all very hidden in Delaware shells

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Bullfrog Prophet2 months ago

"A company called Axon". Anyone that has watched bodycam videos should know what Axon is. They've been around a long time and almost all police use Axon bodycams, now on generation 4.

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Elizabeth2 months ago

The American people need to wake up!

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AppPatriotgirl 🇺🇸2 months ago

I guess we’ll have to start shooting out the street lights then.

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Fred2 months ago

This is exactly what China did to its people .. then gave them social scores . Is that next ?

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Molly Pitcher2 months ago

OMG!! Homemade EMP!!

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JoeM2 months ago

Hate to tell ya, it's already been done

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TheSmallestMinority2 months ago

Axon is doing what it considers its best financial interest. The problem is the government—they are encouraging this entrepreneurial activity—if they made it public that this was not acceptable, and unconstitutional and they would never pay for it, then the money for entrepreneurial risk dries up and motivation whithers on the vine.

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Andrea🔥2 months ago

This is getting ridiculous because they are basically finding more ways to surveil us in more locations. Soon you won’t be able to step out your door without them knowing. I would say keep your curtains closed but they already have the technology to see into your home. Anything giving off body heat can be detected. I’m sure they will probably be implementing this soon as well if they haven’t already.

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John West2 months ago

But we all willingly buy, carry, and charge the "mother of all" devices in our pockets, and agree to be monitored 24/7/365. I think people just enjoy whining.

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Migo2 months ago

Streetlights or surveillance? A growing concern.

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Project Constitution2 months ago

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Jxzro2 months ago

@Trinityknows Today at @Walmart somewhere in FL. #FlockCameras

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Camille Lean2 months ago

be upset but in the end they will have their system and whilst you complain and bitch they are working feverishly against you

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James Williams2 months ago

A little late, ALPRs have covertly been deployed for the past 20 years... the machine you've sanctioned through complacency will destroy you. Congratulations, you traded your birthright for a big government happy meal.

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D L T2 months ago

In other news, stock in paintball guns just went up.

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Gypsy2 months ago

Now I can see a reason to wear a mask in my car ugh 😣

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Richie Rich2 months ago

Flock already has this capability (sort of). Their cameras are self contained (cam, solar panel, battery, cellular uplink). Two stainless steel clamps to attach to existing streetlight, signpost etc and they are up and running.

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Steve Smith2 months ago

A few years ago the power companies nationwide committed to installing 600,000 new street lights with wifi repeaters. They gather smart meter data to read meters and flood us with more 5g garbage. They wanted to give me a smart thermostat and a smart block heater controller for my truck. It is all for rationing. I opted out of all of it including the smart meter. Now they want cameras on those poles watching us 24/7 at our homes? No thanks

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Greg West2 months ago

, the product called Axon Lightpost, built in partnership with a company called Ubicquia. It's an ALPR (Automated License Plate Recognition) camera that screws into existing streetlight photocell sockets — the NEMA 7-pin standard socket that virtually every modern streetlight already has. NEED more info ? These are worse than any FLOCK camera out there 😎

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Dano2 months ago

@hodgetwins

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Patriot Lighthouse2 months ago

What if we're already WAY past Flock and street light systems of 'spying'? .@RepDanBishop , Jan 8 2023: “Heard of MKULTRA? COINTELPRO?" "Domestic Terrorism Against an Individual ...Because the [covert] crimes of Organized [Gang]Stalking, Electronic Torture & Mind Control are US Government conceived & generated crimes, these crimes OFTEN UTILIZE MILITARY TECH NOT AVAILABLE TO OR EVEN KNOWN ABOUT BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC...It’s the most MASSIVE of all illegal activities, a well-guarded secret in the world today.” - The Invisible Crime, Prt2, Michael F Bell “Today’s [pre-2015!!!] super technology, connecting our brain function via microchips (or without them, according to the latest technology) to computers via satellites in the US or Israel, poses the gravest threat to humanity.” - Dr. Rauni-Leena Luukanen Kilde, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Northern Finland, whistleblower who was killed back in 2015 by [satellite] directed energy weapons

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Inthefight2 months ago

Can't they round up illegals with technology like this? No, this is meant to surveil Americans.

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A/B Tecky2 months ago

The beginning of a revolution!

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