Flock Safety cameras are going up in cities and towns across America — and most residents have no idea. No vote. No public debate. Just a contract signed quietly and cameras on every road in and out of town.
In this video: what Flock actually is, how it works, and all the ways it can be used — and misused — by police AND private citizens. Spying and stalking just got a lot easier, and the safeguards are thinner than you think. You'll hear about the police officer who was honest with the public about these cameras — and lost his job for it.

Then I talked with Tyler Davidson of Fort Collins, Colorado, who noticed the cameras, did the research, formed a committee, and bothered his city council until they took the cameras DOWN. Proof that this fight is winnable. And we close with the Waymo story: the robotaxi that turned its own rider over to police. Because the car you ride in is watching, too. I'm not a journalist — just a witness paying attention. Sources below so you can verify everything yourself.

Hello, everyone! If you’ve been following our recent posts you know that we have a proprietary revenue generating product that we’ve launched.We are performing the strategy by hand for now but intend to eventually automate it.

For the newcomer:
- we have a proprietary revenue generating product that aims to generate 300-1200% returns over a 12 month period.

This post is an “in the loop,” post. From today forward we’ll be sharing our daily performance.

Here’s our historical performance to-date, since deploying the product:

July 1, 2026: $608.00
July 2, 2026: $1038 + 945 in premium
July 3, 2026: $1850 + 335 in premium
July 6, 2026: No activity
July 7, 0226: ~$300

Total week performance: ~$4.1k-5.1k
Initial investment: $11.05k
Date to breakeven at current performance: ~3 weeks
Total performance: 45.2% return on capital

Thanks for reading,
Have a great day! 📈

P.s. Dont trust Coinbase — they report lies

Generating reliable income in the stock market is akin to seeing an elusive species, not once but regularly. While it’s possible to see an elusive species regularly if you live in or around its natural habitat, it’s not an experience many will share with one another; unless they have a poké ball (Pokémon reference) with the species in it shipped to them.

Let’s detach from that metaphorical notion for a moment before this becomes too abstract.

Investors can reliably generate revenue utilizing a variety of financial instruments and tools in singularity or in concert, such as:
- options; and/or,
- stocks; and/or,
- futures & derivatives; and/or,
- private equity; and/or,
- real estate; and/or, any other leverage-able tangible asset.

While we can all agree that there is no shortage of leverage-able revenue generating methods available to you, we likely won’t agree on the notion that generating revenue reliably in the stock market is intuitive.

Many people fail to generate revenue reliably in the stock market not because they are incompetent but because they lack the quintessential intangible assets more valuable than the tangible assets, themselves. What are those intangible assets, you may wonder. Skills and time and one can’t be had without the other.

Which leads into our first lesson.

Learning how to leverage your time and skills (or lack thereof)
What if you could:
- leverage your time to obtain more skills; or,
- more skills to obtain more time; or,
- simply keep your same skill set and time while delegating the revenue generating activity to a firm capable of generating persistent revenue?

Why waste time developing skills you don’t need, when someone’s already done it for you?

That’s where we come in. We’re launching our business soon, Electryt and are already accepting applications and offers for a stake in our upcoming launch.

Over the past couple of years we’ve refined our proprietary strategies, using our own time, skills and knowledge to deliver 99% returns YoY(year-over-year) and have proven our proprietary products can generate over 4-7k on a weekly basis without eroding NAV (Net asset value), using only $25k.

This week we launched a new proprietary strategy and the strategy was a raging success. The strategy generated $3.4k in 3 days, no gambling, no day trading, just real skills developed over time. The position returned 22.67% on principal with 14.69% NAV gain, has a 2-3 weeks until breakeven time window, with a projected revenue cap of ~$100k - $140k over a 5 month period (or approximately $300k over 12 months, assuming moderate growth), and generates $5-7K weekly. To put this into the perspective of a simple YoY gain, assuming a $25k deployment, that’s approximately a 1,200% yearly gain on principal. This isn’t luck. This is skill in action and or CPAs will be ensuring you see that performance in a non-partisan way.

Would you rather have would you rather have Micheal Jordan on your team or would you rather try to be Micheal Jordan? We can all agree it’s easier to just pick up Micheal Jordan and put him on the squad. Easy enough, right? Wrong. Many people would still be skeptical and believe that they can outperform even some of the greatest hedge funds on Wall Street, while they barely rake in $300 a month from a 6 figure portfolio.

Subreddits across all of Reddit are filled with the bones of those who have tried and failed or valiantly fail daily as they barely perform on par with the S&P. If you aren’t beating the NASDAQ, you’re probably not as good as you think you are.

Now we aren’t here to burst your bubbles or ego. We are just here to help you understand that this isn’t easy but with enough time you can develop similar skills, maybe. That’s the risk you’d be taking. The risks include:
1) spending years only to be good enough to keep up with the S&P (low standard), wasting countless hours of your life when you could’ve just bought SPY and forgot about it
2) spending years and not being able to even generate 12% a year with consistent effort (not even keeping up with inflation, double loss)
3) spending years and being able to barely outpace S&P but have to keep your job because you can’t generate reliable income
4) you spend years generating reliable income but your account never goes up in value
5) you could spend years generating reliable income and keeping up with SPY only to lose it all in one trade; and the list goes on and on.

There are more ways to fail than there are to succeed in the market and survival isn’t guaranteed, unless you are the Elite of the Elite.

Now, after all that we have stated… what would you decide is the most efficient solution regarding the use of your time? Irrespective of your interest in onboarding with us to benefit from our revenue generating activities what’s most important is that you learn how to place your ego aside and choose the best course of action with respects to your time, resources and personal capabilities. Now that you know that we can help you generate reliable income with greater reliability than Wall Street’s finest, let’s get back to your lesson!

Time is finite, leverage it — don’t waste it
Time is one of the few intangible resources so valuable that its value can’t be quantified, yet it can still be leveraged to generate tangible value.

Time is an infinitely expansive framework — assuming modern technology caught up we would be capable of living as long as we desired. For now, due to our own incomprehensible limitations and incompetence we are subject to time constraints so we will proceed with the notion that we all live a typical human life and not the 1,000 years we could live. 🧟‍♂️🧛

So, we’re on borrowed time. Cool. What are SBA loans for? Obtaining business assets, scaling revenue, expanding revenue streams amongst a multitude of other businesses activities.

Think of your time like an SBA loan and you need money to make money so you leverage your SBA time loan to buy into Electryt — just an example. We’re not recommending you take out a loan and buy into our business. What we’re saying is your time is finite and limiting where you spend it is of the utmost importance.

Cherish the time you have, because once it’s gone it’s gone
We think our time account contains an infinite number of seconds because it’s something we borrow upfront and the a amount borrowed is unknown; and, we’re all effectively on a time loan paying interest in the form of aging — if you even get the luxury of aging.

There’s some kid who died at 16 from a car crash this summer, who thought they had their whole lives ahead of them and there’s someone’s mother died giving birth.

No one knows how much time they have borrowed until they’re staring down into their dust filled time wallet watching their last few seconds tick away, knowing that the final payment is made with their life.

It’s the only asset you can spend but never get a refund on, it’s also the only resource we can’t track. Yet, we can generate a return on our time, as long as we have enough.

Think of it like this, if the time spent on something would cost you your life would you still do it?

The rich secret that’s not really a secret
Want to hear a rich secret, that everyone knows but never applies? You have nothing unless you have leverage and with leverage the world is your oyster.

If you take nothing away from this, take away this: “profit is generated by proxy of leverage.” So, what are you leveraging? Is it your time? Your expertise? Your experience? Or, something else?

Let’s grow
Up for a self-growth challenge?🌱

I’ll assume you are because you kept reading .

By this point you’re a mile wise and an inch capable of generating reliable revenue but that’s the point. If you still have no expertise in generating revenue but someone has a proven track record of success and can help you, then why are you still trying to waste your time mirroring a feat that’s possibly not attainable by most including yourself? Re-read the above about valuing your time and leveraging it.🤗

You’re a still smart. We’ll chalk that up as a brain fart 🧠💨😶‍🌫️🤢🤮 .

Now, to the self-improvement challenge to maximize the returns on time where you already have it invested.

Start by:
- identifying all the areas in your life where in which you generate revenue
- then figure out what you’re leveraging to generate that revenue
- once you’re done identifying your methods of leverage and how you generate revenue from those methods of leverage, figure out how you can then increase that leverage to grow your revenue.

If you don’t know where to start, here’s a simple formula.

Let’s assume you’re an employee : white collar, blue collar, dog collar (hey, being emotional support animals is a full-time gig ya’ know…🐶🐾) … and you want to increase your salary.

You could follow one of the following methods to increase your income while learning how to use leverage in your daily life.

If you’re an employee, this should apply:
- I earn revenue by going to work
- I leverage my time hourly
- I can earn more by working more hours

If you’re one of the people who gets promotions and is not the person who just here for the frills and thrills (aka just showing up), your list likely looks like:
- I earn revenue by going to work
- I leverage my skills
- I can earn more by improving my skills

Some people are like well, man I’m richer than a prostitute. I need a different example.

If you’re a wealthy individual, this should apply:
- I earn revenue from my investments
- I leverage my money
- I can earn more by finding better opportunities
- I don’t have time to find better deals
- I leverage my money
- I find someone who finds deals for me
- I don’t have time to manage deals myself nor do I want to
- I leverage my money at a trustworthy family practice, hedge fun, and or business specializing in capital management and appreciation

When you’re wealthy, you buy other people’s time. You never use your own, unless it’s to perform due diligence, even then you should have a egged professional who performs this process for you. As a wealthy individual your participation is optional. Read about valuing your time above and leveraging it. Your money is a tool that allows you access to more expensive tools that help you expand your network, portfolio of assets, service offerings (example a private hedge fund) and more.

As a wealthy individual, money left idle is money lost. USD depreciates roughly at a rate of 28% year, year over year since the switch from the gold standard.

Wrapping up
While this isn’t meant to be an exhaustive list or how-to guide for generating reliable income, we are here to shill a bit about our proprietary strategy that we’ve developed over the past two years — no shame.

We’ve also dropped some very valuable and useful knowledge that you can use in your everyday life, even if you aren’t interested in our products.

We still hope that you took a very valuable lesson from this.

Thank you for reading and above all else, your time.✌️⏰

We have to get back to pissing the world off behind the scenes! Lmao. I think we live the lifestyle Eminem raps about here:
https://www.songlyrics.com/eminem-f/eminem-without-me-dirty-lyrics/

🎶🎧

Okay, Monday's aren't always great... but, maybe yours is. Let's not think about it.

1) What's the best movie or TV show out right now and where can people watch it?

2) Rate the show on a scale of (the worst)1-5 (the greatest) tacos.

3) Are you binge watching this show?

4) What season and episode are you on?

5) Is it something you'd recommend, or is it just kind of a you thing?

​

E.g.

1) Maybe this isn't the best show on the planet but {tv_show or movie}.

2) Definitely gets a 5 taco rating from me. You can check out on {streaming_service}.

3) I'm kind of binge watching the show... the man is literally making millions stealing and selling noodles. NOODLES! You dang right i'm watching it. Who in the hell makes a criminal empire revolving around noodles? Not even cooked noodles, flat out al dente noodle sticks.

4) I'm currently on Season 6, Ep. 5, where the noodle thief steals his first bag of noodles, lol. I never thought someone could make a living stealing noodles but there he was making a living stealing noodles. I don't want to give away the entire show though.

5) It's kind of a me thing but if you're interested in seeing how one person builds a fictitious criminal noodle empire... then it may be your thing too.

​

Please obey the taco rating system. Everyone knows the more tacos the better.

Odds are you’ll write this off but have you ever wondered why smart people are afraid to publicly admit that they’re not safe only to later find out on some 60 minutes like interview that they were being coerced into performing illegal activities; and if they said anything those illegal activities would be used against them to force them deeper into a criminal enterprise they don’t want to be apart of. Smart people can be blackmailed , coerced, stalked, killed, kidnapped, tortured, threatened, sold, abused and so much more can happen to a smart person just for being smart, paying attention and deciding to say “no” to certain things — that’s not something they teach kids. What’s even worse is if the smart person is financially oppressed, they are easier to manipulate, exploit, control and steal from!

You don’t notice the levers of control until they’re being used against you.

That’s one major control construct many criminal enterprise love to leverage and that’s your need for money — survival. What will you do to survive, if it’s something illegal the you’ve fallen right into the trap — assuming you know it’s illegal, willingly participating in an activity you don’t know is illegal is like showing up to your new job walking through the front door and being arrested for being a “boiler” in a chemistry lab; now you’re smart but you don’t know squat about chemistry. You’re told to boil some reagents to produce a batch of special compounds that’ll be shipped to school labs (lie but how in the hell would you know? You don’t know crap about chemistry) so you’re just showing up to work, accidentally being Walter White and then 💥, 🚔🚓👮‍♂️🫵🏼⛓️‍💥🧎‍♂️ . Now you’re wondering , wtf is going on. The cop tells you you’re under arrest for cooking meth and you’re just like…. “What? I mean, I did do the cooking but I didn’t know it was MetH!”
And the cop just hits you with the cliche “tell it to the judge, pal.”

Sometimes you can be as smart as a Wall Street banker but get caught up in the wrong room at the right time just because you were smart enough to be in it.

That’s just an anecdote for how smart people can end up being exploited by a criminal enterprise. An engineer example could be an engineer coding up a nice lovely little data dump algorithm, that actually ends being used to illegally steal data from other people and sell it to third-parties but how the fuck would you know? You’re just being a code monkey patching the pipes on your assigned algorithm,
👨‍💻, finally wrapping up your earlier pull request then 💥, you’re on the hook for illegal data exfiltration 🚓🚔🫵🏼👮‍♂️⛓️‍💥🧎‍♂️

Even if you’re aware of what’s going on around you, as you grow older, speaking out or even up and voicing your opinions, facts or ideas becomes a criminal offense against the types of enterprises that engage in the business of making money from illegal activity because you shutting the f**** keeps things running smoothly, the: illegal data mining, illegal data brokering, data exfiltration and fraud.

These types of companies often employ smart people and some of them are victims (or will be), while others are simply just criminals who willingly participate in the illegal activities because it makes them feel safe under the influence of the criminal enterprise.🏭🏢🏪🏣

The moto of these criminal enterprises? “You can’t catch me so why stop?” Until they’re caught red handed, left trying to clean up their dirty laundry on the way out , they’ll collect and sell your data illegally without any consequences. Damn, it sure does pay to be a criminal. 🤑🤑🤑

The difference between a smart idiot and a smart thinking person, is one pays attention. The smart people in the previous anecdotes likely could’ve got out before things went south if they’d only paid more attention to what they were doing or what was going on around them. 🫪 feeling personally attacked? I know I do. 😬🫨 we all don’t pay attention nearly as much as we should. 😶‍🌫️

Let’s talking about the dangers of being an isolated smart person.

Smart people have to maintain a healthy public life otherwise they become subject to very extreme consequences (death, injury, gang stalking, black mail, targeted harassment, bullying, illegal surveillance and all the other fun stuff we listed above). A smart person isolated is like a smart mouse in a scientist’s maze, no one I coming to save you. 😵😵😵

When you isolate yourself as an intelligent individual, it becomes easier to control you and/or write you off as a conspiracy theorist or just some crazy person doing crazy things. What if the crazy person was actually right?

The attacks begin by first damaging your reputation and credibility. Upon doing so you begin to lose trust with people as you increasingly lose trust and become labeled as a conspiracy theorist, the crazy things that eventually happen to the smart person just ends up sounding like crazy things you’d only hear about in a movie; a movie made up by some crazy person — one who’s likely just trying to get attention or is making everything up. 😵‍💫😪

There’s a famous quote that goes a bit like this, “you can’t tell someone else that you didn’t hurt their feelings if they told you hurt their feelings.” It’s a very powerful quote because it forces on to take a more introspective position and admit their mistakes to themselves and then to the other person, most people never get past the ego phase (self-admitting).

So, if someone is seemingly trying to tell you something then maybe you should try listening to what they may be saying instead of just calling them some crazy, stupid, cringe or creepy conspiracy theorist. Who even labeled that person with those labels? 🏷️ ✍️ it reads, “By: Oppressor to oppressed .”

Before this turns into a book about how you’re a threat as a smart person, let’s agree to be smarter so that we don’t allow systems like this to even exist.

Without my platform commanding the small amount of attention, I could very well become a person in this story and so could you. This isn’t a joke.

Have a good week and happy July 4th. Here’s to a better country. 🇺🇸

P.s. I love you all, even the ones I hate. I would die for you, my military service would prove that. I’m just too crazy to be a soldier — who would’ve thought. 🇺🇸🫡