u/NachosCyber

For anyone who may want to speak against the system.

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) are tools that some with “unique” skills have and assist their communities on information not advertised by their elected officials or law enforcement agencies. One good source to determine what surveillance equipment and or resources have been acquired is the following resource:

https://www.atlasofsurveillance.org/

The following facts provide the location of the first data center location which will be located by the new hydrogen plant that will have pipelines to both Corpus and Brownsville (space x). The data center will be across the plant. The key requirement is the Salt Dome, there are two more salt domes in Webb county as per the USGS maps. This will resolve the power requirements the data centers require. It does not resolve the water issues. Again, this first data center and will be located in Duval County not Webb county and not rely on any of Laredo’s resources. That’s not to say future data centers will not be considered within Webb county.

https://www.blackridgeresearch.com/project-profiles/piedras-pintas-salt-dome-green-hydrogen-hub-south-texas-united-states-us

Here is another article that points to the future hydrogen plant but other reports state it’s in Webb County. There were changes/corrections to prior reports so let’s see where it eventually lands?

https://decarbconnect.com/project/hydrogen-city/

Because the flock surveillance data collected belongs to Flock and not the local police departments anyone with access to the data can search it and use it. Flock does not do Ai facial recognition, the company they sell access to does. Flock does not track anyone, those who have access to it do. Our own city contact states that the video feeds are configured for:

“Video Feeds
• Configure up to 7500 of video feeds within Flock OS package
Flock Wireless Video Kits
• Configure 40 Wireless Video Kits facilitate public/private partnership
• Enable Live view and Replay on all video feeds. Flock Safety Wireless Video Kit
includes 14 days on edge storage.”

The “Condor” video cameras are the PTZ(Pan, Tilt & Zoom) ones and these are located on traffic light poles along McPherson/International, Shiloh/International are a few, distinguishable by their dome shapes and corresponding Solar panels. Flocks “public/private” partnerships have access to these video feeds and our local police have zero control over the data. Again ZERO! The abuses are well documented by facts on the link, this is not “misinformation” it is backed up by facts. Facts are the city’s contract, the flock documentation and the documented abuses. The local police is not the entity responsible for answering questions, it’s the council and its legal department. They reviewed the contract, advised council and your city council member approved it. Police use it as a tool, but they don’t comprehend or reviewed who owns the data, they just want to keep you safe and that’s legit. But insurance companies want to track your driving habits (yes they have access), data brokers want to add data points to your profile (yes they have access) and certain entities want to learn more about you and your destinations. Remember, the cameras can’t tell who is good or bad, they track EVERYONE.

It’s highly technical but explains in detail how many police departments who deployed the flock system exposed their own data and the data of their own officers.

https://nexanet.ai/blog/53-times-flocksafety-hardcoded-the-password-for-americas-surveillance-infrastructure

The local PD has not been informed on this but it’s the next stage in the Flock mass surveillance initiative your tax dollars are currently paying for. Flock’s License Plate Readers and Ai facial tracking systems can now be combined with “SignalTrace”. Now you can see who is in the vehicle including passengers who have mobile devices just like hackers use to extract data from law enforcement when they wear their personal electronic devices. Here are the facts regarding what is coming.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/28215440-signaltrace-us/

The area is south of hwy 44, north of hwy 59 near the Duvall county border. Obviously one family owns that land and it’s situated there due to the salt dome required to produce the hydrogen energy. The process requires insane amounts of clean water. I believe it’s too far to pipe in from the city of laredo unless the brides are enough to make it so. Corpus already losing all its water due to the data centers built there. Will any nearby aquifer be enough? If you ask your “Ai” assistant to map the location of the proposed hydrogen plant you’ll see the location. There is no denying which family owns said land, so there is no stopping it now. As for jobs, plenty during the construction, once it’s done, you need less than 10 people to be physically on site to operate and maintain. 2 of the 10 people must be educated professionals. If you believe you have the experience to manage over 300,000 endpoints and can demonstrate said experience yes you may have a job. Hint, no laredo education, city or state IT personnel have said experience or qualifications so most probably, chad or brad will be brought in as the qualified professionals. This post was made simply to inform, objecting to it here won’t help. If you plan to speak against said development at Webb county meetings, please be prepared with facts, not just opinions. Unlike the inherent nature of the justice system being based on subjective opinions, bring concrete scientific evidence to the meetings where they can’t deny it or subject it to any laws.