Why we are distracted with the SAVE ACT

I don't care im going to rebel to the death anyways 🤪 long live the Republic!

There's like 7 companies.. the psyop is to throw flock under the bus so the others slide under the public outrage radar.. "we beat flock, we won!" will be the headlines.. watch

**Lavender AI** is an Israeli military artificial intelligence system (developed primarily by Unit 8200, the IDF’s signals intelligence unit) used during the Gaza conflict to identify and rank potential targets for assassination or strikes. It was reportedly deployed at scale after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks. According to a major April 2024 investigation by +972 Magazine and Local Call (based on interviews with six Israeli intelligence officers who used it), Lavender analyzed vast amounts of surveillance data on Gaza’s ~2.3 million residents It identified “features” or patterns associated with militants, such as: - Membership in WhatsApp groups with known militants. - Frequently changing cellphones or addresses. - Family ties, movement patterns, social network associations, phone metadata, and other behavioral signals. - **Scoring**: Lavender assigns nearly every person in Gaza (primarily adult males) a score from **1 to 100**, representing the AI’s assessed probability that the individual is a member of the military wings of Hamas or PIJ. Higher scores indicate stronger similarity to the training data profiles. - **Thresholds and Use**: Officers set adjustable thresholds for what score counts as a target. At its peak in the early weeks of the war, it generated a list of ~**37,000** suspected militants (mostly low-ranking). These individuals (and often their homes) became potential strike targets. Human review was often minimal—reportedly as little as **20 seconds** per target, sometimes just confirming the person was male—with outputs treated largely as authoritative. - **Accuracy and Collateral**: Sources described it as ~90% accurate (based on sampling), implying a ~10% error rate (false positives: civilians misidentified). For low-ranking targets, the IDF reportedly authorized up to 15–20 civilian deaths per strike; for senior ones, over 100. This enabled a high volume of strikes on homes at night. The IDF has denied using AI for a “kill list” and described Lavender more as a database for cross-referencing intelligence, not an automated decision-maker. Critics argue it automates and scales targeting in ways that blur accountability and risk disproportionate civilian harm. ### Use on US Citizens in the United States? **No credible evidence** indicates that the Lavender system itself is scoring or targeting US citizens inside the United States. It was built specifically for the Gaza operational context, relying on mass surveillance data collected on Palestinians there (via Israeli signals intelligence capabilities). - There are broader discussions of AI-driven surveillance and ranking systems in the US (e.g., Palantir tools used by ICE/DHS for immigration enforcement, which can assign risk/priority scores or map individuals). Some commentary draws loose parallels to “Israelification” of security tech or data-sharing between allies, but these are separate systems—not Lavender. - US intelligence programs (like Section 702) incidentally collect Americans’ data when they communicate with foreign targets, and AI tools could analyze such data, but this is distinct from Lavender’s Gaza-specific targeting application. In summary, Lavender is a wartime targeting tool tied to the Israel-Gaza conflict, not a global or domestic US system. Information comes primarily from investigative journalism citing insider sources; official details remain limited.

Flock these flockers that’s why I flip them off everytime I see one

If Flock cared about public safety, they would have installed these cameras using known public safety standards. You can't add objects behind a guardrails like this. Flock knew this.

They are laying the groundwork for mass surveillance - period 🛑 Between the flock and data centers it's happening. Law enforcement will be sitting behind desks watching screens, reporting to foot soilders.

teach your kids to play with sling shots.......😆😉

@Skriptkeeper17 Nothing Wrist-Rocket & Large Ball Bearing Won't Take Care Of. Or An Air Powered Pellet Rifle.

Now, those same psychopathic Luciferian death-cult pedophiles are taking away our privacy, putting a chill on speech, imprisoning protesters, and flooding the environment, food, and water with deadly toxins, parasites, and radiation, and corralling us into a Digital Gulag Archipelago (for quick and easy elimination)...FOR THE SAFETY OF THE CHILDREN!

In my state, cities have fought back and had flock cameras disabled/turned off. 🤓

We need to start fighting back

Truth.

LOL. People are up in arms. Well, maybe they should have started while the entire cell tower thing was happening. And the 'smart' utility meters. And every public space being covered by wifi. Fighting the foundations would have been way more effective.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute, it's on his property. How is it possible and allowed that an employee can have a flock camera on his property Now we're talking about evasion privacy and clearly he's invading everyone's privacy. I hope you take steps forward lawyer up. He's a criminal

Ordinary cameras can be programmed for tracking, facial recognition, and registration. What makes them uneasy is that these cameras are placed with a purpose. They wouldn't be where they are if someone didn't expect something they would be used for and profitable.

The flock cameras are violating the 4th amendment of the constitution

"Best behavior" ?!?!?!?! I'm over XX years old, I have a right to be totally F*cking disgraceful, if I want to be! Who will get to decide whether or not protesting is your best behavior?

Yep in my area as well, I'm wondering if it caught me flipping them.

Flock you cunt

4th amendment protects you in your vehicle just like home...no pics, no blue tooth theft, no facial rec. Walking in public is different.

Stalking someone is illegal….this is no different.

We have no right to privacy in public from the public, We most definitely have the right to privacy in public from our government..

Israel

They’re on “good behavior” in North Korea too.

So why don’t you use the flock cameras against the flock guys and start tracking them? They can’t delete the videos right cause otherwise it wouldn’t be able to use it as evidence because the police have to maintain the evidence for your trial and they delete everything every 30

Let me inform you of something all the cameras that are operated by municipalities all have facial recognition all of them. If they tell you, they don’t they’re lying to you.. I can buy facial recognition software and run it through my iPhone and record everybody and no exactly who they are where they’ve been and what they’ve done

Larry Elison is a demon

Social credit system

It’s called “persistent surveillance” we use in gathering intelligence systems.

What happens when they use AI to fake you doing something illegal

So does my $50 amazon camera

They just installed one right next to the road in my neighborhood. I noticed the camera is aimed at my face as I drive by. 🤨

I've got a better idea to make people be on there best behavior. Go back to when most folks were armed. Everyone was polite then. And best part is no mass surveillance of innocent people.