GAO: FBI Has Access To 640 Million Photographs
Technocrats are addicted to data and currently there are almost no regulations preventing law enforcement from using police-state tools. Where is Congress in all this? Apparently, sound asleep.
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Customs Says Facial Recognition Use ‘Is Not A Surveillance Program’
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) have been using facial recognition systems in airports and at the border, but insists that it isn't a surveillance program. Legislators are finally starting to wake up to the fact that, Yes, it IS a surveillance program!
Amazon And Facebook Ready To Read Your Emotions
The latest software land rush goes beyond simple face recognition to reading your emotions. This will have thousands of ready applications such as pre-crime analysis and reporting. Of course, just as people misread emotions on a regular basis, so will the algorithm.
First Public Schools To Engage Facial Recognition
A Technocrat's response to recent school shootings? Use facial recognition on everyone on the school property. In the case of New York schools, there has been a temporary delay in full implementation of the Aegis technology.
Bilderberg 2019: Is Eric Schmidt The New Henry Kissinger?
Snowden: ‘Most Effective Means of Social Control in the History of Our Species’
Snowden has been called a Technocrat by ignorant people who don't know what a Technocrat is, but, in fact, he has done more damage to the Technocrat movement than any other, and they hate him for it.
Police Adopting TSA-Style Scanners For Public Use
As this technology falls into the hands of local police agencies, police state practices will be able to scan civilians without their permission or awareness to produce "actionable items" for intervention.
The Sandbox: Unregulated Playgrounds For Technocrat Experiments
Ohio Rejects Renewables Mandate To Back Nuclear, Coal
This only proves that renewable energy is not a fait accompli as Sustainable Development wonks suppose. The partial rejection of renewable energy favors nuclear power over wind and solar, but has pitted the oil and gas industry against nuclear.
Brookings: Making Sense Of The Backlash Against Online Platforms
[su_note note_color="#daf2fd" radius="2"]Brookings Institution has deep connections with the Trilateral Commission that started the Technocratic New International Economic Order in 1973. Several Commissioners currently serve on its board. Thus, when Brookings speaks, TN listens.