Showing posts with label technocracy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technocracy. Show all posts

Sunday, August 30, 2026

Something Strange Is Going On With Flock Safety Cameras

Something Strange Is Going On With Flock Safety Cameras

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Aug 30, 2026

Something strange is going on with Flock Safety cameras.

Flock’s automated license-plate readers have rapidly popped up across American roads, neighborhoods and parking lots…even playgrounds...creating a searchable database of where vehicles have been. As reports emerge of warrantless searches, police misuse and data sharing among thousands of organizations, public outrage has made Flock the national face of mass surveillance.

But what happens if every Flock camera disappears tomorrow? POOF gone?

In this video, we investigate Flock Safety’s expansion, the Fourth Amendment loophole behind license-plate tracking, police surveillance drones, gunshot-detection microphones, real-time crime centers and the competing companies waiting to replace Flock.

Because Flock may be the visible black box beside the road—but the surveillance network surrounding it is becoming harder to see.

Monday, July 27, 2026

Why Are Barcodes Changing After 50 Years?

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Jul 25, 2026  

Why Do Products Suddenly Have Two Barcodes? and why are QR codes suddenly appearing next to familiar UPC barcodes?

For more than 50 years, traditional barcodes have helped stores identify products and retrieve prices with a single beep. But they usually identify only the type of product, not its individual batch, expiration date, origin, or recall status.

That is why retailers and manufacturers are preparing for a shift toward more capable 2D barcodes.

In this video, we explore how traditional UPC barcodes work, what GS1 Digital Link and 2D barcodes can do, and why many products may temporarily carry both a striped barcode and a square code.

The barcode is not simply being replaced. It is evolving from a price lookup number into a connection between a physical product and its changing digital record.

Would you trust a product more if one scan revealed its origin, expiry date, and recall status?

Subscribe to Simple Things Revealed for more stories hidden inside everyday objects.

Monday, January 12, 2026

Who is (was) Zbigniew Brzezinski? What is the Technetronic Age? A Reading and ...



Who is Zbigniew Brzezinski? What is the Technetronic Age? A Reading and Analysis of Between Two Ages



The Logical Shaman Feb 14, 2025

A Book Club reading and analysis of Between Two Ages: America's Role in the Technetronic Era by Zbigniew Brzezinski. 


Zbigniew Brzezinski was advisor to multiple Presidents and creator of organizations such as The Trilateral Commission and predecessor to modern day globalists like Klaus Schwab and their Great Reset. A foundation to any modern day understanding of global politics and the direction and manipulation of society at large. Zbigniew predicted the rise of the internet, social media and modern day influencers and acted as a Nostradamus of modern day propaganda. Unlike Nostradamus, though, Zbigniew was a mover and a shaper, and in this book he lays out his vision for America and the globe in the 21st century.

WEF Davos 2026: Massive Control Grid Unleashed — Digital IDs, CBDCs, Soc...

Monday, October 27, 2025

The Vulture Tower (Bank of International Settlements) [OD_2021_12_28] BPI



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The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is an international financial institution owned by its member central banks that fosters global monetary and financial cooperation and serves as a bank for central banks. It acts as a forum for discussion, a center for research, and a prime counterparty for central banks in financial transactions. Established in 1930, its headquarters are in Basel, Switzerland, with representative offices in Hong Kong and Mexico City.

Ownership:
The BIS is owned by member central banks, which collectively account for about 95% of world GDP.

Purpose:
Its primary goals are to promote international monetary and financial cooperation and stability, and to act as a bank for central banks. It does not provide services to private individuals or corporations.

Activities:
The BIS organizes meetings for central bankers, publishes research and statistics, and develops standards for international banking, such as capital and risk management regulations.

Structure:
Its management is directed by a General Manager who reports to the Board of Directors.

History:
It was established on May 17, 1930, in the context of the Young Plan to handle the German reparation payments from World War I, but its functions have since evolved to serve as a forum for central banks.