State collapse is inevitable when a society’s leaders are insulated from the negative consequences of their bad decisions.
Mike Shelby
They want to own you. They want to crush your human agency and replace it with an AI-powered control system that is their fraudulent version of God.
If they succeed, and they’re getting close, every action and function of life will come under regulation by nameless, faceless overlords.
The first order of business in any resistance is to say no.
Find the Flock cameras near you.
Yep. https://appalachianrenegade.com/2026/05/20/flock-surveillance/
Home Depot and Lowe’s both have these cameras in their parking lots. Tractor Supply does not. Local hardware stores do not. Support those stores, and stop being lazy. Yeah, I was at Lowe’s earlier this week. I need to stop being lazy.
Even in our small town, there are a couple on the roads. Alternate your route. Remove your bumper stickers. Perhaps don’t be in a hurry to wash that mud off the back of your truck (and your plate).
Like Roth indicated, find the Flock cameras near you. There are alternate routes around them. Learn those and use them.
That’s not enough, though. Leave your damn phone at home. I remember a time when the only “comms” I had in my vehicle was a CB radio. Why do you need your phone? Oh, for the map feature? Do you realize that no one knows how to go anywhere anymore because they rely on these infernal things?
Okay, if there’s an emergency. So, buy a faraday bag, set your phone to airplane mode and seal it in the faraday bag. I use Mission Darkness bags.
Perhaps you cannot stand to be by yourself in your vehicle, so you use your phone to talk to your spouse, or your kids, or your friends.
Really?
Ah, the “grocery list”. Yes, because a piece of paper is too much like what your parents used.
Well, Hammers, Walmart has cameras at the checkout. Yep, they sure do. I’ve only been in Walmart once in the last six years, and that was in an effort to find European baby formula, because domestic formula is full of chemicals. So, what do you do? Wear sunglasses. Don’t look upward when in a store. Wear a hat. DON’T SHOP AT WALMART. There are sunglasses you can buy that block IR light, so the only thing the camera gets are black circles. Combined with a nondescript hat and a shirt that DOESN’T say “Don’t Tread On Me” (guilty), and you have effectively thwarted their AI recognition system.
I submit it IS time to become grey. The information you provide with nearly everything you do compromises you and provides income for them. Worse, you are doing the equivalent of ripping the curtains off your windows so the entire world can watch everything you do inside your home.
Nice.
Let someone else feed the voyeurs.
FWIW, Tractor Supply has Ivermectin and Fenben. As far as your electronic umbilical devices, leaving them at home may not be an option for some. I personally do not text, so I use a TRACFONE, which piggybacks on cell towers. And I keep it in a RFID pouch. My spouse knows I will check in with her before I return if I need to stop for groceries or other items. And learning to read a paper map, for those of you who are not old dinosaurs like moi, is easy. Bleib ubrig.
Reading a paper map. Outstanding advice. When one relies on GPS, one has no idea where one is being routed.
The 2027 automobiles? Nope. They control the car, we don’t.
Smart TV? Mine turned itself on today all by itself to a particular news program. Hmmm. I wonder why? I sometimes flip the TV the middle finger when it’s off but the little light comes on, just for fun (lol)!
Wickedlasers website has 2000mW lasers for around $250. Such a device can be damaging to the CCD’s found in cameras. Just a suggestion. If you play with such toys be careful. They can blind people… indiscriminately.
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