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Flock cameras covered over after concerns about privacy in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, United States. What about individual freedom and privacy in the UK ?

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Wabbit's Wrathvor 8 Tagen

Be interesting to see what they have been recording to cause such a reversal. They weren't listening to the cries of protesters before the installation.

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J Rvor 7 Tagen

Will a bin bag be enough to prevent it from scanning if it can see through some face coverings & sunglasses? Doubt it. Its just for show.

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Gareth █████vor 8 Tagen

Inside homes, too. "We own the glass " - LG

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stillgoing paulvor 7 Tagen

We are in for even more digital ID, virtual Ghettos and other SMART technology! Trump does not work the the Trilateral Commission nor the Bilderberg Group! Unlike UK Politicians, NATO and MI6! S urveillance M onitoring A nalysis R eporting T echnology

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Jon Flyvor 7 Tagen

Local government working for the public, wow. I'm jealous.

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Obi Juan Konamivor 7 Tagen

@TrumanShowLive I’m going to personally cut them all down in my local area - I suggest you all do the same. speed cameras are next

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URSUvor 7 Tagen

who's paying for this! same with speedhumps, pay to install (build) speedhumps and after install speed cameras for 20 miles/hour, in the end anyway can't drive more than 20m/h because there is no money to cover the potholes in the same road.

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stowemaxwellvor 7 Tagen

BLADE RUNNERS we need to be our own heros or we is VERDOOMED simples

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Softwhereisthemusicianvor 7 Tagen

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TH333🪐⌛️☠️vor 7 Tagen

Cut them down!!!

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Kerry Brownvor 7 Tagen

We don’t have flock cameras prick.

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Captain Vimesvor 7 Tagen

Couldn’t they find a pair of snippers

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Richard Wardvor 7 Tagen

You need to pick your battles to ever win any

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Warriorwifevor 7 Tagen

We won’t have any .. Total Digital enslavement incoming… but we won’t comply .. 👍

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Kasvor 7 Tagen

"The Capture" a show on the BBC that I've watched is quite scary on how the deep state works and how they can manipulate stuff. I'm sure everything in the show is real and does happen

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