
r/TheCreepState

Leave flock cameras alone
They call them Flock cameras because they consider you sheep.
Spain Orders Blacklist of US Tech Giant Palantir From Public and Private Companies
clashreport.comHonest Government Ad | Palantir
The Juice Media - June 29, 2026. Here’s the full 3-minutes on YouTube: Honest Government Ad | Palantir - The Juice Media - June 29, 2026 (YouTube)
From the description:
The Government™ has made an ad about Palantir, and it's surprsingly honest and informative.
👉 Take action: 🔹 USA: purgepalantir.com/take-action 🔹 UK: GTFO of NHS: you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/stop-palantir-taking-over... 🔹 AUS: Townhall meeting on July 6 (online): events.humanitix.com/burning-palantir 🔹 AUS: GTFO of Coles: getup.org/palantir
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Spanish government bans Palantir 👋 🇺🇸
TL;DR: The Spanish government has quietly decided to block the use of Palantir in new critical state systems and strategic public companies, despite the firm already having contracts with parts of the Spanish administration and defence establishment. The move is an internal political and procurement directive discouraging ministries and state-owned companies from relying on the American company's technology for sensitive infrastructure.
The rationale is a combination of:
Strategic autonomy concerns: Spain does not want core state capabilities to depend on a US company that is deeply intertwined with US intelligence and defence agencies.
Data sovereignty and security risks: There are concerns over where sensitive government data resides and who could potentially access it.
Geopolitical considerations: Palantir has become politically controversial because of its close links to US national security institutions and its involvement with the Israeli government and military.
Vendor lock-in fears: Once these platforms become embedded in critical systems, replacing them becomes extremely expensive and operationally difficult, something Spain is already experiencing with other strategic technology providers.
License plate cameras are scanning 20 billion vehicles a month, cities are starting to push back
techspot.comUsers can no longer opt out of sharing data with Meta and must agree to continue
Sorry if this is a repeat post… Facebook has basically created an entire network around you as a user. You no longer have to ability to opt out of sharing activity from businesses that are not meta.
Your Kids' School Bus Is About to Become a Roaming Surveillance Vehicle
thedrive.comEd Zitron absolutely destroys the AI narrative by explaining these AI companies have no way to be profitable.
The Guardian (June 28, 2026): "‘It’s dangerous and it’s going to erode trust’: redesign of US government websites stokes surveillance fears: The National Design Studio, staffed by Doge veterans, installed visitor-tracking software on vital federal websites"
theguardian.comTown Council reverses position against data centers, paving way for 130-acre hyperscale site
“I’m not selling out.”
So says Rural Hall Mayor Terry Bennett, as the town’s council voted this week to overturn their previous position opposing a hyperscale AI data center.
Mayor Bennett and other council members argued the decision was for fiscal reasons. They told residents, without evidence, that money the town may potentially receive from the 130-acre data center will lower taxes.
Concerns about increased utility rates, environmental pollution, road safety, water demand, and other issues caused by data centers remained unaddressed by the council.
A group called No Data Center Rural Hall has compiled resources explaining the proposed project at www.ruralhallinfo.com
source: Battleground
"License Plate Reader" is a psyop.
I told you guys the term "license plate reader" was a psyop. They chose that because it keeps people calm. People are used to plate readers. They're not used to AI driven stalking/hacking cams or whatever this nightmare fuel is.