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I love the gothic horror vibe Eggers is famous for especially in The VVitch and Nosferatu. I just saw a trailer for his new film Werwulf and it got me thinking about potential books that have the same vibe.

Watched this video and i have to share it. This video shows just how many forces are trying to manipulate politics, religion, and elections.

Communities need to start paying attention to the rapid expansion of automated surveillance systems like Flock Safety cameras. These systems are being installed in neighborhoods across the country, often without enough public discussion about what information is collected, how long it is stored, who can access it, and what safeguards exist to prevent misuse.
Many residents do not even know these cameras are operating in their communities. Decisions involving technology that can track vehicle movements and collect data about everyday people should not happen quietly. The public deserves transparency, accountability, and a voice before these systems become a permanent part of daily life.
People should be asking serious questions:
• Who approved these cameras?
• What contracts were signed?
• How much are taxpayers paying?
• How long is data stored?
• Who has access to the information?
• What companies, investors, and financial interests are connected to these technologies?
People also need to examine the broader surveillance industry and the powerful individuals, investors, and organizations connected to it. There have been public discussions and claims circulating online regarding connections between wealthy investors, technology companies, and surveillance-related businesses, including questions involving figures such as Jeffrey Epstein and Peter Thiel. These claims should be investigated, verified, and openly discussed. The public deserves transparency about who funds, supports, and benefits from technologies that impact privacy and civil liberties.
Communities also have more power than many people realize. With enough organization, public awareness, and community pressure, residents can push local governments to reconsider these systems, change policies, restrict their use, or remove cameras if officials determine they do not serve the community’s interests.
Real change starts when people come together.
Residents can:
• Attend town board, city council, and public meetings to voice concerns.
• Request public records about contracts, costs, policies, funding, and data practices.
• Demand public hearings before surveillance technology is expanded.
• Organize petitions and community discussions.
• Push for strict limits on data retention, access, and sharing.
• Hold elected officials accountable for decisions involving public surveillance.
This is not about being against safety. It is about making sure safety technology does not expand without limits, oversight, and accountability.
A community that stands together has a stronger voice. If residents educate themselves, organize, and demand answers, they can influence how these technologies are used in their own neighborhoods.
The conversation starts now—because protecting privacy and demanding accountability requires people to speak up before decisions are made for them.

What product works best for redness and dark circles under/around the eyes. Is a vitamin-c serum helpful if so what would you recommend. Ive been looking at Peter Thomas Roth Vitamin C products but Im not sure which one works the best or if this is even worth the money.

If these post aren’t allowed I apologize but I just filled to change from Libertarian to PSL. Im waiting until I have some more money and take care of my student loans a little to join the DSA. I have been thinking of this for a while Im glad I finally did it, seeing the success Mamdani is what is really pushing me to actually act on what Ive wanted to do for years.

“It’s impossible not to feel deep sorrow when contemplating the immense suffering and humiliation endured by so many in stark contrast to their immeasurable dignity as persons infinitely loved by the lord , for this in the name of the church I sincerely ask for pardon “ - Pope Leo. The Pope called the Vatican’s record on slavery a wound in Christian memory.