Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

‼️ BREAKING Liberals are building a surveillance system that the US, Germany & EU have all explicitly rejected. The two countries that have this: CHINA & RUSSIA Carney wants surveillance on every Canadian. Not just suspects. Every call. Every text. Every location ping. Who you called. When. How long....

mario4thenorth's profile picture

Mario Zelaya

114,923 subscribers

102,811 views • 3 months ago •via X (Twitter)

News & Politics
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

Bill C-22 forces tech companies to give the RCMP and CSIS access to your data WITHOUT A WARRANT. Meta has warned that C-22 would turn their company into "an arm of the government's SURVEILLANCE APPARATUS." Some tech companies have threatened to LEAVE CANADA entirely if this legislation passes. And now the Liberals are SHUTTING DOWN DEBATE to try and FORCE one of the biggest invasions of privacy in Canadian history down your throat.
1:58

Bill C-22 forces tech companies to give the RCMP and CSIS access to your data WITHOUT A WARRANT. Meta has warned that C-22 would turn their company into "an arm of the government's SURVEILLANCE APPARATUS." Some tech companies have threatened to LEAVE CANADA entirely if this legislation passes. And now the Liberals are SHUTTING DOWN DEBATE to try and FORCE one of the biggest invasions of privacy in Canadian history down your throat.

Canada Proud

69,499 views • 2 months ago

Tim Dillon: “They’re building a web of surveillance unlike anything that has ever existed.” “And if you don’t think this will be used on you … you’re crazy.” “Flock cameras.” “Facial recognition.” “Biometric eye scans.” “Everything you type into Google.” “All your text messages.” “Every email.” “Every phone call.” “Your physical location with your phone camera.” “This is all being done, and by the way, at a breakneck pace.” “All of this stuff, the Flock cameras … it’s not coming to just make you safe.” “They don’t care if you’re safe.” “All of it is coming to build a surveillance grid that is like nothing else that has ever existed.” “You will not be able to find a comparable in history for the level of surveillance that they’re going to employ.” Tim Dillon
3:10

Tim Dillon: “They’re building a web of surveillance unlike anything that has ever existed.” “And if you don’t think this will be used on you … you’re crazy.” “Flock cameras.” “Facial recognition.” “Biometric eye scans.” “Everything you type into Google.” “All your text messages.” “Every email.” “Every phone call.” “Your physical location with your phone camera.” “This is all being done, and by the way, at a breakneck pace.” “All of this stuff, the Flock cameras … it’s not coming to just make you safe.” “They don’t care if you’re safe.” “All of it is coming to build a surveillance grid that is like nothing else that has ever existed.” “You will not be able to find a comparable in history for the level of surveillance that they’re going to employ.” Tim Dillon

Holden Culotta

190,567 views • 4 days ago

BREAKING NEWS: The Justice Centre announces that it has delivered a national petition signed by 42,344 Canadians from every province and territory calling on Members of Parliament to defeat Bill C-22, the federal government’s proposed surveillance legislation. Justice Centre board member and constitutional historian Dr. John Robson formally presented the petition in Ottawa, warning that Bill C-22 would significantly expand state surveillance powers while undermining the privacy protections essential to a free society. “Privacy is not a luxury in a free society,” said Dr. Robson. “Privacy protects freedom of thought, freedom of expression, freedom of association, and the ability of ordinary Canadians to live without constant monitoring by the state.” Read the full story here: The Justice Centre is Canada’s leading civil liberties organization fighting for Charter rights and freedoms in the courts of law and in the court of public opinion. Founded in 2010, the Justice Centre funds lawyers across Canada, relies entirely on voluntary donations to carry out its mission, and issues official tax receipts to donors. To donate, click on this link:
4:24

BREAKING NEWS: The Justice Centre announces that it has delivered a national petition signed by 42,344 Canadians from every province and territory calling on Members of Parliament to defeat Bill C-22, the federal government’s proposed surveillance legislation. Justice Centre board member and constitutional historian Dr. John Robson formally presented the petition in Ottawa, warning that Bill C-22 would significantly expand state surveillance powers while undermining the privacy protections essential to a free society. “Privacy is not a luxury in a free society,” said Dr. Robson. “Privacy protects freedom of thought, freedom of expression, freedom of association, and the ability of ordinary Canadians to live without constant monitoring by the state.” Read the full story here: The Justice Centre is Canada’s leading civil liberties organization fighting for Charter rights and freedoms in the courts of law and in the court of public opinion. Founded in 2010, the Justice Centre funds lawyers across Canada, relies entirely on voluntary donations to carry out its mission, and issues official tax receipts to donors. To donate, click on this link:

Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

1,321,338 views • 2 months ago

🚨 A JUDGE JUST CONFIRMED IT - AMERICA’S SECRET LICENSE-PLATE NETWORK HAS BEEN TRACKING YOU… AND NOW ANYONE CAN ACCESS IT Flock Safety has quietly built the largest private surveillance grid in the United States in thousands of cities, millions of cameras, logging every car, every trip, every pattern, 24/7. Police were told it was locked down. “Secure.” “Private.” Then a Washington judge dropped a bomb: EVERY photo these cameras take is now a PUBLIC RECORD. Meaning in theory: • your ex • a stalker • a PI • a journalist • a hacker • a random stranger who knows your plate …could request a full map of where you drive, who you visit, what time you leave, when you come home, and every place your car has EVER been scanned. Cities across the country are in full panic, realizing this ruling exposed the entire system - the same system people unknowingly drive through every single day. The surveillance grid watching your every turn? It might be wide open. If this ruling spreads nationwide… who do YOU think will be the first to abuse it?
0:28

🚨 A JUDGE JUST CONFIRMED IT - AMERICA’S SECRET LICENSE-PLATE NETWORK HAS BEEN TRACKING YOU… AND NOW ANYONE CAN ACCESS IT Flock Safety has quietly built the largest private surveillance grid in the United States in thousands of cities, millions of cameras, logging every car, every trip, every pattern, 24/7. Police were told it was locked down. “Secure.” “Private.” Then a Washington judge dropped a bomb: EVERY photo these cameras take is now a PUBLIC RECORD. Meaning in theory: • your ex • a stalker • a PI • a journalist • a hacker • a random stranger who knows your plate …could request a full map of where you drive, who you visit, what time you leave, when you come home, and every place your car has EVER been scanned. Cities across the country are in full panic, realizing this ruling exposed the entire system - the same system people unknowingly drive through every single day. The surveillance grid watching your every turn? It might be wide open. If this ruling spreads nationwide… who do YOU think will be the first to abuse it?

HustleBitch

44,167 views • 9 months ago

While Canadians were at the lake, the Liberals rammed Bill C-22 through. 166 Liberals voted to shut down debate. Every other party voted no. They gave the committee 30 minutes. Thirty minutes to review a bill that rewrites Canada’s surveillance laws forever. Then they rubber-stamped it and left for summer break. Here’s what it does: Phone and internet providers must store metadata on every single Canadian for a full year. Who you contacted. When. From where. Not suspects. Everyone. Police say a year is “a good start.” Experts say it creates a chill because it’s for any purpose, any data. Signal and NordVPN have already said they may leave Canada over this. This is why they wanted a majority. So they can pass laws like this in the dark. The Senate looks at it September 21. There’s still time to fight it. #cdnpoli #LiberalFail #CanadaFirst
3:02

While Canadians were at the lake, the Liberals rammed Bill C-22 through. 166 Liberals voted to shut down debate. Every other party voted no. They gave the committee 30 minutes. Thirty minutes to review a bill that rewrites Canada’s surveillance laws forever. Then they rubber-stamped it and left for summer break. Here’s what it does: Phone and internet providers must store metadata on every single Canadian for a full year. Who you contacted. When. From where. Not suspects. Everyone. Police say a year is “a good start.” Experts say it creates a chill because it’s for any purpose, any data. Signal and NordVPN have already said they may leave Canada over this. This is why they wanted a majority. So they can pass laws like this in the dark. The Senate looks at it September 21. There’s still time to fight it. #cdnpoli #LiberalFail #CanadaFirst

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

48,745 views • 11 days ago

🚨ZUCK: We had organizations looking into us that weren't even involved in Social Media. We had the CFPB looking after us. I didn't even know what that is. It's some financial institution that Elizabeth Warren set up. We're not a bank, what does Meta have to do with this? They came up with some theory and were trying really hard to make it work. I don't know how this stuff works -- is it a directive? A quiet consensus? It's tough to be at the other end of that. The US Government should be defending its companies, not at the tip of the spear attacking its companies. The EU has fined the tech companies more thsn $30B over the last 10-20 years. This is a EU wide policy for how they want to deal with tech, it's kind of like a tariff. The US Government led the attacks against their companies which gave permission for the EU and other countries to go after US companies as well. I think that the American tech industry is a bright spot in the US economy, it's a strategic advantage, and it should be part of the US' strategy going forward to defend that. I am optimistic about that with Trump, I think he just wants the US to win. At least in the US we have rule of law, you get your day in court, and we usually win, but other countries don't have that. If the US wants to remain strong, the US has to have a role in defending their tech."
4:06

🚨ZUCK: We had organizations looking into us that weren't even involved in Social Media. We had the CFPB looking after us. I didn't even know what that is. It's some financial institution that Elizabeth Warren set up. We're not a bank, what does Meta have to do with this? They came up with some theory and were trying really hard to make it work. I don't know how this stuff works -- is it a directive? A quiet consensus? It's tough to be at the other end of that. The US Government should be defending its companies, not at the tip of the spear attacking its companies. The EU has fined the tech companies more thsn $30B over the last 10-20 years. This is a EU wide policy for how they want to deal with tech, it's kind of like a tariff. The US Government led the attacks against their companies which gave permission for the EU and other countries to go after US companies as well. I think that the American tech industry is a bright spot in the US economy, it's a strategic advantage, and it should be part of the US' strategy going forward to defend that. I am optimistic about that with Trump, I think he just wants the US to win. At least in the US we have rule of law, you get your day in court, and we usually win, but other countries don't have that. If the US wants to remain strong, the US has to have a role in defending their tech."

Autism Capital 🧩

1,842,936 views • 1 year ago

Elizabeth Goitein, a well-known expert on national security law and surveillance reform confirms the FBI has a database full of unlawful surveillance on American citizens Rep Brandon Gill: “So there’s millions of, potentially more, bits of communication information of American citizens sitting in various government databases that FBI agents have access to without obtaining a warrant? That seems like a pretty egregious violation of the Fourth Amendment, does it not?” Elizabeth Goitein: “To me, that is a violation right there, even if every single query complies with the internal standards and procedures that have been adopted. It’s not probable cause in a warrant, and therefore, it’s a Fourth Amendment problem.” Brandon Gill: “Agreed” This is all being obtained with FISA It concerns Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) This program allows the US government to target non-US persons overseas for electronic surveillance like emails, texts, call without a warrant. The main issue is this sweeps in massive amounts of Americans’ communications Once collected, the data sits in government databases. FBI agents (and others) can then perform “backdoor searches” called US person queries on that data without a warrant, using Americans’ names, emails, phone numbers and more
1:21

Elizabeth Goitein, a well-known expert on national security law and surveillance reform confirms the FBI has a database full of unlawful surveillance on American citizens Rep Brandon Gill: “So there’s millions of, potentially more, bits of communication information of American citizens sitting in various government databases that FBI agents have access to without obtaining a warrant? That seems like a pretty egregious violation of the Fourth Amendment, does it not?” Elizabeth Goitein: “To me, that is a violation right there, even if every single query complies with the internal standards and procedures that have been adopted. It’s not probable cause in a warrant, and therefore, it’s a Fourth Amendment problem.” Brandon Gill: “Agreed” This is all being obtained with FISA It concerns Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) This program allows the US government to target non-US persons overseas for electronic surveillance like emails, texts, call without a warrant. The main issue is this sweeps in massive amounts of Americans’ communications Once collected, the data sits in government databases. FBI agents (and others) can then perform “backdoor searches” called US person queries on that data without a warrant, using Americans’ names, emails, phone numbers and more

Wall Street Apes

46,369 views • 1 month ago

🚨BREAKING NEWS: the Orwellian Surveillance state is officially coming to Canada. The Carney government just filed a motion to ram Bill C-22, the mass Canadian spy bill, through Parliament by the end of this week. Here’s their play: ✅ Amendments kept SECRET from the public before the vote ✅ Zero discussion on any remaining amendments ✅ Weeks of expert testimony from the Privacy Commissioner, lawyers, security companies, discarded ✅ Only 30 minutes of committee debate They want all the big tech companies to be forced into metadata retention, encryption backdoors, warrantless data sharing. Not to mention that they introduced Bill C-36, which strips the Privacy Commissioner’s role in private sector privacy regulation. The privacy regulator gutted on Monday. The surveillance bill rammed through on Tuesday. The amendments hidden from Canadians on Wednesday. Spying on us by next week? So this is what Carney means when he said doing things “at speeds not seen in generations?”
2:35

🚨BREAKING NEWS: the Orwellian Surveillance state is officially coming to Canada. The Carney government just filed a motion to ram Bill C-22, the mass Canadian spy bill, through Parliament by the end of this week. Here’s their play: ✅ Amendments kept SECRET from the public before the vote ✅ Zero discussion on any remaining amendments ✅ Weeks of expert testimony from the Privacy Commissioner, lawyers, security companies, discarded ✅ Only 30 minutes of committee debate They want all the big tech companies to be forced into metadata retention, encryption backdoors, warrantless data sharing. Not to mention that they introduced Bill C-36, which strips the Privacy Commissioner’s role in private sector privacy regulation. The privacy regulator gutted on Monday. The surveillance bill rammed through on Tuesday. The amendments hidden from Canadians on Wednesday. Spying on us by next week? So this is what Carney means when he said doing things “at speeds not seen in generations?”

Mario Zelaya

96,460 views • 2 months ago

This is so profoundly true and everyone needs to understand that. This is a 2011 video of James Peck, Professor of History at NYU, author of "Ideal Illusions, How the U.S. Government Co-opted Human Rights" and one of the keenest observers of China in the U.S. He explains that actually, when it comes to "human rights" in China, Western backing of the various individuals and movements is "a serious mistake". For instance he makes the stunning claim that before the 1989 Tiananmen events he went to "a soirée" at the American embassy and "it was filled with the people who later became very prominent in Tiananmen." He remarks that the way to understand this is to "imagine a comparable contrast in this country where Americans were busily associating with people in a foreign embassy" and then attempting a revolution... I have zero doubt in my mind that if China or Russia made interference efforts in the US similar to those the US makes in their countries, the US would undoubtedly become an incredibly more dystopian surveillance and security state than it is today, and much more "authoritarian" than China or Russia have ever been. In way, this is what the PRC has always been telling the world: "no foreign interference". But we've always doubled down in this profound mistake, which in the end helps absolutely no-one. We always comes back to the all-important golden rule: "Do not do unto others what you wouldn't like done unto you".
2:41

This is so profoundly true and everyone needs to understand that. This is a 2011 video of James Peck, Professor of History at NYU, author of "Ideal Illusions, How the U.S. Government Co-opted Human Rights" and one of the keenest observers of China in the U.S. He explains that actually, when it comes to "human rights" in China, Western backing of the various individuals and movements is "a serious mistake". For instance he makes the stunning claim that before the 1989 Tiananmen events he went to "a soirée" at the American embassy and "it was filled with the people who later became very prominent in Tiananmen." He remarks that the way to understand this is to "imagine a comparable contrast in this country where Americans were busily associating with people in a foreign embassy" and then attempting a revolution... I have zero doubt in my mind that if China or Russia made interference efforts in the US similar to those the US makes in their countries, the US would undoubtedly become an incredibly more dystopian surveillance and security state than it is today, and much more "authoritarian" than China or Russia have ever been. In way, this is what the PRC has always been telling the world: "no foreign interference". But we've always doubled down in this profound mistake, which in the end helps absolutely no-one. We always comes back to the all-important golden rule: "Do not do unto others what you wouldn't like done unto you".

Arnaud Bertrand

212,938 views • 2 years ago

🚨🚨🚨 THE ALARM BELLS NEED TO BE DEAFENING !! 🚨🚨🚨 Expert after expert just testified on Bill C-22: - Canadian Civil Liberties Association - OpenMedia - Signal - Google - Meta All saying the same thing: This is the most dangerous surveillance bill they’ve seen in over a decade. They told us it was about safety and fighting crime. What they’re actually building is more state control with zero meaningful accountability. This isn’t “modernizing lawful access.” This is the digital cage snapping shut — one rushed bill at a time. If you’re still shrugging, you’re not paying attention. Canada is building a digital surveillance apparatus so total, so invasive, and so unaccountable that it would make North Korea envious. Bill C-22 isn’t “modernizing lawful access.” It’s the state ordering every major tech company — Signal, Google, Meta, and beyond — to build permanent backdoors into their systems. It’s forcing them to log who every Canadian talks to, when, and from where — for up to a year — on every app you use to bank, access healthcare, message your family, or live your private life. It’s giving the government the power to demand encryption be broken, data deletion controls overridden, and remote access capabilities installed… all under blanket secrecy provisions so the companies can’t even tell you it happened. Expert after expert testified under oath: “This is the most dangerous surveillance bill I’ve seen in more than ten years.” “A backdoor built for the good guys is simply a vulnerability waiting for the bad guys.” “Part 2 is incompatible with the fundamental human right to privacy.” And Carney’s Public Safety Minister is ramming it through Parliament with only three sitting days of hearings. No real debate. No proper scrutiny. Just “trust us, it’s for your safety.” This is the quiet part said out loud: more state control, zero meaningful accountability. C-2. C-8. C-11. C-22. C-34. C-63. Piece by piece. Bill by bill. They are welding the digital cage shut around every Canadian. If this passes, you don’t get privacy. You get permanent surveillance with the government holding the master key — and the legal right to lie about it. This isn’t Canada anymore. This is what happens when a government stops seeing citizens as free people and starts seeing them as data to be owned and monitored. Wake up. Call your MP. Flood their phones. Scream if you have to. Before the cage door locks for good. #cdnpoli #BillC22 #SurveillanceState #DigitalCage #NorthKoreaEnvy #PrivacyIsDead #TotalControl #CanadaFirst #LiberalFail
2:19

🚨🚨🚨 THE ALARM BELLS NEED TO BE DEAFENING !! 🚨🚨🚨 Expert after expert just testified on Bill C-22: - Canadian Civil Liberties Association - OpenMedia - Signal - Google - Meta All saying the same thing: This is the most dangerous surveillance bill they’ve seen in over a decade. They told us it was about safety and fighting crime. What they’re actually building is more state control with zero meaningful accountability. This isn’t “modernizing lawful access.” This is the digital cage snapping shut — one rushed bill at a time. If you’re still shrugging, you’re not paying attention. Canada is building a digital surveillance apparatus so total, so invasive, and so unaccountable that it would make North Korea envious. Bill C-22 isn’t “modernizing lawful access.” It’s the state ordering every major tech company — Signal, Google, Meta, and beyond — to build permanent backdoors into their systems. It’s forcing them to log who every Canadian talks to, when, and from where — for up to a year — on every app you use to bank, access healthcare, message your family, or live your private life. It’s giving the government the power to demand encryption be broken, data deletion controls overridden, and remote access capabilities installed… all under blanket secrecy provisions so the companies can’t even tell you it happened. Expert after expert testified under oath: “This is the most dangerous surveillance bill I’ve seen in more than ten years.” “A backdoor built for the good guys is simply a vulnerability waiting for the bad guys.” “Part 2 is incompatible with the fundamental human right to privacy.” And Carney’s Public Safety Minister is ramming it through Parliament with only three sitting days of hearings. No real debate. No proper scrutiny. Just “trust us, it’s for your safety.” This is the quiet part said out loud: more state control, zero meaningful accountability. C-2. C-8. C-11. C-22. C-34. C-63. Piece by piece. Bill by bill. They are welding the digital cage shut around every Canadian. If this passes, you don’t get privacy. You get permanent surveillance with the government holding the master key — and the legal right to lie about it. This isn’t Canada anymore. This is what happens when a government stops seeing citizens as free people and starts seeing them as data to be owned and monitored. Wake up. Call your MP. Flood their phones. Scream if you have to. Before the cage door locks for good. #cdnpoli #BillC22 #SurveillanceState #DigitalCage #NorthKoreaEnvy #PrivacyIsDead #TotalControl #CanadaFirst #LiberalFail

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

57,882 views • 2 months ago

Bill C-8 IS NOW LAW: Canada’s WARRANTLESS SURVEILLANCE NIGHTMARE Explained!! On June 16, 2026, Bill C-8 (formerly Bill C-26) received Royal Assent and became official. This legislation gives the government sweeping new surveillance powers, including: - Warrantless access to your subscriber data, location, browsing history, metadata, and more - The ability for one minister to secretly order your internet or phone service shut off with no court review - Secret gag orders preventing companies from telling you why your service was cut - Broad powers that could force weakening of encryption Sold to Canadians as a “cybersecurity” bill to protect critical infrastructure, it actually delivers massive new warrantless spying powers and internet kill switches with almost no oversight. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth breaks down exactly what’s in Bill C-8 and what it means for your privacy. Please share this video far and wide because most Canadians still have no idea this just became law!
7:42

Bill C-8 IS NOW LAW: Canada’s WARRANTLESS SURVEILLANCE NIGHTMARE Explained!! On June 16, 2026, Bill C-8 (formerly Bill C-26) received Royal Assent and became official. This legislation gives the government sweeping new surveillance powers, including: - Warrantless access to your subscriber data, location, browsing history, metadata, and more - The ability for one minister to secretly order your internet or phone service shut off with no court review - Secret gag orders preventing companies from telling you why your service was cut - Broad powers that could force weakening of encryption Sold to Canadians as a “cybersecurity” bill to protect critical infrastructure, it actually delivers massive new warrantless spying powers and internet kill switches with almost no oversight. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth breaks down exactly what’s in Bill C-8 and what it means for your privacy. Please share this video far and wide because most Canadians still have no idea this just became law!

Dan Dicks

85,219 views • 1 month ago

The Left is the same everywhere so pay attention to this “Here's something that will send a chill down your spine” The Left wing political Party in Australia introduced a bill to steal residents private land without compensation. Every member of the Left voted in favor of it “Introduced a bill in the upper house called the Use of Vacant Land Bill, and under it, if you own any vacant land, it can be taken by the state government or local council without being paid one cent and without your permission. The problem with that bill was every single member of the Labor Party in the upper house supported it — all nine members of the Labor Party of South Australia supported a bill that was a direct attack on your private property rights and to me, that says it all.” Luckily the bill was struck down but every member of the Left party voted in favor of it to steal private land without compensation
0:39

The Left is the same everywhere so pay attention to this “Here's something that will send a chill down your spine” The Left wing political Party in Australia introduced a bill to steal residents private land without compensation. Every member of the Left voted in favor of it “Introduced a bill in the upper house called the Use of Vacant Land Bill, and under it, if you own any vacant land, it can be taken by the state government or local council without being paid one cent and without your permission. The problem with that bill was every single member of the Labor Party in the upper house supported it — all nine members of the Labor Party of South Australia supported a bill that was a direct attack on your private property rights and to me, that says it all.” Luckily the bill was struck down but every member of the Left party voted in favor of it to steal private land without compensation

Wall Street Apes

67,131 views • 9 months ago

Mike Rogers on privacy rights: “You can’t have your privacy violated, if you don’t know your privacy was violated.” This is Mike Rogers when he chaired the House committee on Intelligence. His failure to hold the NSA and Big Tech accountable paved the way for the dystopian surveillance state we live in now. Big Tech stole our data to not only violate our privacy, but also to sell our data to companies who now use it to charge us more for goods and services. They stole our data then weaponized it against us. It is called surveillance pricing and it happens to you every time you buy an item, book a flight, or reserve a hotel online. Mike Rogers is one of the architects of this predatory practice and does not belong anywhere near the United States senate.
0:38

Mike Rogers on privacy rights: “You can’t have your privacy violated, if you don’t know your privacy was violated.” This is Mike Rogers when he chaired the House committee on Intelligence. His failure to hold the NSA and Big Tech accountable paved the way for the dystopian surveillance state we live in now. Big Tech stole our data to not only violate our privacy, but also to sell our data to companies who now use it to charge us more for goods and services. They stole our data then weaponized it against us. It is called surveillance pricing and it happens to you every time you buy an item, book a flight, or reserve a hotel online. Mike Rogers is one of the architects of this predatory practice and does not belong anywhere near the United States senate.

Power to the People ☭🕊

23,050 views • 8 days ago

🚨Tom Emmer is exactly right: “CBDC is the ultimate surveillance tool that should NEVER have a place in this country.” Listen to EVERY single word he just said. 🔥💪 “We don’t have to guess how they would use it. All you got to do is look at the digital yuan; the Chinese are already using it. They surveil their citizens, they’re building scores based on your habits, what you get to buy at the grocery store, how you travel. This is the ULTIMATE form of surveillance … a Central Bank Digital Currency will give the leftists in this country exactly what they want!”
0:44

🚨Tom Emmer is exactly right: “CBDC is the ultimate surveillance tool that should NEVER have a place in this country.” Listen to EVERY single word he just said. 🔥💪 “We don’t have to guess how they would use it. All you got to do is look at the digital yuan; the Chinese are already using it. They surveil their citizens, they’re building scores based on your habits, what you get to buy at the grocery store, how you travel. This is the ULTIMATE form of surveillance … a Central Bank Digital Currency will give the leftists in this country exactly what they want!”

Rep. Keith Self

37,172 views • 3 months ago

Luttig: Every single lower federal court judge has honored his or her oath to the Constitution of the United States to the letter. In almost every instance, those judges collectively have struck down as unconstitutional essentially every initiative of this president, as the Constitution required them to do. So today, the only people who can save America are the lower federal court judges of the United States, and they are determined to do so simply by honoring their oath in every one of these cases. There are hundreds of them. Every single time Donald Trump opens his mouth or takes an action, the American people are forced to go into court and litigate. That’s the tragic place America finds itself in today. But to complete the thought, at this point it is only the Supreme Court of the United States that is standing in the way of the American people saving their country.
1:50

Luttig: Every single lower federal court judge has honored his or her oath to the Constitution of the United States to the letter. In almost every instance, those judges collectively have struck down as unconstitutional essentially every initiative of this president, as the Constitution required them to do. So today, the only people who can save America are the lower federal court judges of the United States, and they are determined to do so simply by honoring their oath in every one of these cases. There are hundreds of them. Every single time Donald Trump opens his mouth or takes an action, the American people are forced to go into court and litigate. That’s the tragic place America finds itself in today. But to complete the thought, at this point it is only the Supreme Court of the United States that is standing in the way of the American people saving their country.

Acyn

441,178 views • 5 months ago

Ukrainian President Zelensky and Every political hack in the EU immediately rushed to blame Russia for the Drone strike on the civilian building in Romania minutes after the attack… Let’s not forget that we’ve seen this before… when President Zelensky, that little slithering WEASLE tried to frame Russia for attacking Poland on Nov 15, 2022… he immediately went on US News outlets and said it was Russia— A Day later, it was discovered UKRAINE fired that Missile in an effort to Drag the US into WW3. They want WW3 so bad and it’s not a coincidence that with the Iran war winding down, this one is winding back up.
11:42

Ukrainian President Zelensky and Every political hack in the EU immediately rushed to blame Russia for the Drone strike on the civilian building in Romania minutes after the attack… Let’s not forget that we’ve seen this before… when President Zelensky, that little slithering WEASLE tried to frame Russia for attacking Poland on Nov 15, 2022… he immediately went on US News outlets and said it was Russia— A Day later, it was discovered UKRAINE fired that Missile in an effort to Drag the US into WW3. They want WW3 so bad and it’s not a coincidence that with the Iran war winding down, this one is winding back up.

MJTruthUltra

17,532 views • 2 months ago

RFK Jr: "With the growth of AI, the capacity of government to control us will be complete." "Bill Gates... is putting up 61,000 low-altitude satellites to do Earth surveillance. He says that his company alone will be able to watch every square inch of the Earth, 24 hours a day." "What we're creating is this kind of turnkey totalitarianism, where the next totalitarian regime that steps up and really wants to clamp things down—they're going to have all of these mechanisms in place like no regime has had in human history."
1:55

RFK Jr: "With the growth of AI, the capacity of government to control us will be complete." "Bill Gates... is putting up 61,000 low-altitude satellites to do Earth surveillance. He says that his company alone will be able to watch every square inch of the Earth, 24 hours a day." "What we're creating is this kind of turnkey totalitarianism, where the next totalitarian regime that steps up and really wants to clamp things down—they're going to have all of these mechanisms in place like no regime has had in human history."

Wide Awake Media

171,633 views • 11 months ago

Kevin O’Leary lays down the facts on voter ID to the CNN panel, and why the US is behind the rest of the world. Mr. Wonderful says this shouldn’t even be up for debate when this problem was “solved decades ago” by every other nation. O’LEARY: “This narrative has to be bipartisan by every metric.” “Every 24 months we go through this debate over and over again, when every country — the Nordic countries in Europe, France, Switzerland, Canada, Australia — solved this problem decades ago.” “A, you got to be a citizen to vote, you got to prove it. We all agree at the table on that one.” “Number two, there’s such advancement in technology to make sure there’s no cheating. We should implement it here!” “And get all this crapola over with, it’s getting almost boring every 24 months. Oh, the election is rigged. Oh this guy is doing this, this guy is doing that.” “No other country has this narrative. Nobody.”
0:36

Kevin O’Leary lays down the facts on voter ID to the CNN panel, and why the US is behind the rest of the world. Mr. Wonderful says this shouldn’t even be up for debate when this problem was “solved decades ago” by every other nation. O’LEARY: “This narrative has to be bipartisan by every metric.” “Every 24 months we go through this debate over and over again, when every country — the Nordic countries in Europe, France, Switzerland, Canada, Australia — solved this problem decades ago.” “A, you got to be a citizen to vote, you got to prove it. We all agree at the table on that one.” “Number two, there’s such advancement in technology to make sure there’s no cheating. We should implement it here!” “And get all this crapola over with, it’s getting almost boring every 24 months. Oh, the election is rigged. Oh this guy is doing this, this guy is doing that.” “No other country has this narrative. Nobody.”

Overton

132,259 views • 6 months ago