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Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
A while ago I mentioned that Bruce Boxleitner and I were helping Warners with the launch of their Babylon 5 YouTube channel. As part of that, the first of three brand new half-hour-plus interviews/discussions between me and Bruce will go online on Monday.
youtube.com/@Babylon5
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
THIS IS THE BIG ONE, AND I NEED YOUR HELP
We need 50,000 patriots and we need them ASAP. Please share this comment page on all social medias.
If you don't do this, immigration lawyers are going to use the sob stories their clients are already leaving (they've filed over 9,000 of them!) to federal judges and claim that not one Amercian is in favor of ending the 60-day grace period on H-1B
If you already left a comment, thank you. Please send the link everywhere. Discord, email to your based grandpa, anywhere you can. Comment, comment, comment. Today!
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Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
New cat alert! A call from a wildlife sanctuary about a "weird cat" has led to the first new cat species discovered in over 100 years in Bolivia’s Yungas forest ecoregion. Learn more about this feline surprise: on.natgeo.com/JRuaGj
"We're all the same race, the human race!" Lmao! We're not even the same species. At the very least humans have sub-species. Great video. I remember seeing this on one of Robert Sepehr's videos.
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
Apparently camels will bite you to death if you abuse them like Mohammad finds out.
Chad MF?
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This video is from a 2023 attack in Russia. A man named Yuri punched a camel which then bit and trampled him to death. The victim was not Mohammad.
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Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
An impeccable 9/11 documentary made by @AllegedlyDank featuring the unstoppable @Truthtellerftm
Give both a follow and please share this to the masses!
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
BREAKING: Big argument breaks out between University of Texas students following game
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
At 10 AM, US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld held a press conference and announced that the Pentagon has “lost track of” $2.3 trillion, which is “unaccounted for.”
He goes on to highlight a number of other glaring inefficiencies in the Department of Defense.
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
Hey folks, time to go analog before it’s too late. No kidding. Tune in that shortwave radio 7490, 5130 kHz. Free speech media is on the short waves-always has been always will be. We got to fight for free speech-stay analog-stay sane. There’s always more radio to come.📻📻🙏🇺🇸.
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
It's September 8th...you know what that means.
Happy 25th Anniversary Wormhole X-Treme!
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
What is the Amalgaverse?
The Amalgaverse is a fictional shared universe of fictional SF universes that will serve as the setting for a series of missions that will play out as episodic adventures in the style of the beloved ship-based sci-fi shows of the 90's.
How will these missions play out?
The missions will play out in the form of an online choose-your-own-adventure format with fan voting driving the narrative. YOU choose the missions. YOU select the away teams. YOU make the decisions that shape each adventure.
How elaborate is each mission?
Each mission has been designed like an episode of sci-fi television complete with twists, turns, shocks, and surprises. Five acts. At least five beats per act. A beginning, middle, and ending. Just like the old days!
How many missions have you designed?
Since these missions will play out like episodes from those beloved ship-based sci-fi shows of the 90's, I've structured a similar rollout. Ten missions to start followed by a brief hiatus after which the back half ten episodes will unfold. 20 missions/episodes in total. That will be our first season. And depending on fan response, a second season could be in the cards.
This seems like a lot of work. Why are you doing this?
I'm tired of crafting stories (pitches, pilots scripts, series bibles) that never see the light of day, always subject to the whims of gormless executives. Science fiction is a tough sell. Far future sci-fi, tougher still. Far future ship-based sci-fi, toughest of all. But that's my jam. And I've missed it. So this allows me to do what I do best, exercise those creative muscles, and hopefully give SF fans something to look forward to with every mission. For entertainment purposes only of course.
But, characters aside, couldn't you just turn these stories into a script you can try selling or a book you could publish? Wouldn't that be more lucrative?
Yes, absolutely, but, as I said, the prospect of selling a far future ship-based sci-fi series is so remote that I'd prefer the fun and the satisfaction of this exercise over the prospect of writing yet another script that will just end up on a digital shelf. And, yes, I could write a book - but that would require more time and effort than I am willing to commit at this time.
Okay, enough questions. When do we get started?
The adventures begin Monday, September 21st at 12:01 E.T., here on X. Set a reminder and turn on notifications so you don't miss a beat!
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
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Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
Below, I have collected every bad faith argument in favor of the surveillance state, handed out to influencers during this paid op, and why each one is retarded. I put my heart and soul into this. Please enjoy.
1.) “If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear”
•This is retarded because it continues to treat a nationwide, searchable movement log as harmless even after officers have used it to stalk ex-girlfriends and the system has produced armed stops of innocent drivers.
2.) “They only catch criminals and find stolen cars or missing kids”
•This is retarded because it ignores that the default is photographing every passing vehicle, not a targeted warrant, and that alerts have already sent police after the wrong people.
3.) “Cameras are already everywhere so Flock is no different”
•This is retarded because it pretends a privately operated, AI-searchable national network with inter-agency lookup that bypasses due process, is the same as a local traffic cam or your neighbor’s doorbell.
4.) “Cities own the data and Flock is just a vendor”
This is retarded because audits showed federal agencies searching local plate data and Flock toggling national lookup without cities knowing.
5.) “Audit logs and purpose fields prevent abuse”
This is retarded because it is offered as a complete answer after officers typed “investigation” and still ran plates of girlfriends, and after the company itself later added tools because the old ones failed. The “safeguards” are just mandatory discipline for making their tyranny look bad.
6.) “It’s just a snapshot at a fixed point, not tracking”
•This is retarded because it is the legal talking point even though the product stitches those snapshots into paths, heat maps, and person-level files. It is warrantless dragnet, and it’s been unconstitutional for 60 years.
7.) “Critics just want to defund the police or normalize lawlessness”
•This is retarded because it recasts bipartisan privacy pushback and contract cancellations as a partisan conspiracy instead of answering for the actual access and misuse record.
8.) “Retention is only a few days and we don’t sell data”
•This is retarded because the selling point of the product is a shared national lookup of those same records and any civilian can walk off the street and get a job with access to that data.
9.) “It doesn’t collect personally identifiable information”
•This is retarded because not only were plates matched to owners, but the company built tools to jump from LPR to person.
10.) “It isn’t a search because it doesn’t open your door”
•This is retarded because logging every car into a queryable database is the modern version of a general warrant: rummage first, invent a reason later, and the 4th amendment was the answer to general warrants.
11.) “Phones already track you so Flock is fine”
•This is retarded because the state building a warrantless dragnet is not excused by the existence of private, voluntary apps and contracts that you can refuse or self regulate.
“12.) “It’s constitutional because courts like ALPRs”
•This is retarded because warrantless dragnet is not constitutional.
13.) “Flock just helps catch real criminals”
•This is retarded because selling a total location archive as enforcement is how you launder a dragnet. It’s trading our essential liberty for temporary security without our consent.
14.) “Opponents are just being dramatic or paid to hate tech and America and missing kids.”
This is retarded because the coordinated “Flock op” of identical accounts is insisting a warrantless catalog of every vehicle is the same thing as voluntary cameras while appealing to emotion, and that is anti-American redcoat shit.
Hyperborean ☀️ retweeted
RE: "Flock Cameras do not cause you to lose any freedom."
United States v. Jones (2012):
Ruled that physically attaching a GPS tracking device to a vehicle and monitoring its movements constitutes a Fourth Amendment search, establishing that prolonged electronic tracking of public movements invades reasonable privacy expectations.
Carpenter v. United States (2018):
Established that individuals retain Fourth Amendment protections even in public spaces, holding that long-term tracking, via location records, provides an inappropriate and intimate window into a person’s private life and requires a warrant.
Chatrie v. United States (2026):
Affirmed in a recent 6-3 ruling that acquiring fine-grained digital location history constitutes a Fourth Amendment search, rejecting the government arguments that mass location data is unprotected simply because it is held by third parties or captured in public view.
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You don’t have a right to privacy in public, you never have. Placing them doesn’t impede you from doing anything
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The Supreme Court has stated that a person does not surrender all Fourth Amendment protection by venturing into the public sphere (Carpenter v. United States). Widespread Flock camera use has raised bipartisan privacy concerns, with some cities canceling contracts. oyez.org/cases/2017/16-… deseret.com/utah/2026/08/2… foxbusiness.com/technology/flo…