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Street-Level Surveillance
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| We're used to being watched from above downtown, but now officers will be getting video of us on the street level. | |
| They basically described it as a small object that you wouldn't be able to tell apart from something like this metal box. | |
| We're always out there. | |
| We're always watching, whether you think we are or not. | |
| APD hopes to one day partner with businesses around here, get them to purchase the mobile cameras, giving the department access to the video. | |
| The goal is to one day have responding patrol officers be able to pull up surveillance video from anywhere around town. | |
| Well, isn't that great? | |
| Recently, InfoWars traveled to the New York, New Jersey area to expose the police state surrounding the Super Bowl. | |
| Aside from the TSA checking bags in the train stations, as well as rifle-toting guards, we saw plenty of surveillance cameras just like we have in the city of Austin. | |
| And if you love your 4th Amendment being trifled with, You'll say that the cameras stop crime and make you feel safe. | |
| You can keep on feeling safe because in case you missed it, here's a viral YouTube video of an attack that happened just blocks away from the Austin Police Department. | |
| This was a few weeks ago. | |
| And I will say for the most part, personally, when I go downtown, I feel pretty safe and | |
| not threatened by anything. | |
| But, you know, these things can happen. | |
| People have this notion that if there are more cameras around, they'll be safer. | |
| Well, I went to that area to check it out for myself, and there's a camera right there. | |
| Local news reports that APD has over 40 cameras in the downtown area. | |
| The surveillance state is growing. | |
| In the Boston area, buses are now live streaming to police, courtesy of Homeland Security. | |
| There is no audio, but there are also cameras on the exterior of the buses. | |
| The system cost 6.9 million dollars. | |
| All of it came from Homeland Security. | |
| Right now, about 10 buses are outfitted, but by the summer, more than 225 will have these sophisticated cameras. | |
| 80 transit police cruisers will soon have touchscreens like this, so officers can look live, right into a bus that they may be following. | |
| A system like that could definitely have its uses, but I'm not one to discount the use of violating your privacy. | |
| And with the Austin police chief saying that he wants to use public cameras for police use, there will be little privacy left in downtown Austin, Texas. | |
| We know that there's a tremendous number of cameras in the private sector, and right now we're working to try to get those private cameras in public places tied into our system. | |
| You can find more reports at InfoWars.com. | |
| We're always out there. | |
| and we're always watching whether you think we are or not symbols are powerful and the globalists have hijacked the | |
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Restoring 1776 Liberty
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| symbols of america They've turned them into their own symbols. | |
| Well, we are restoring the idea of the true republic, not the counterfeit globalist empire, by promoting the icon George Washington and others. | |
| That's why we're rolling out on 100% made-in-America line of incredible pro-liberty apparel. | |
| We are re-popularizing liberty. | |
| We are helping fellow Americans rediscover what made this country great. | |
| We are the spirit of 1776. | |
| We are 1776 worldwide. | |
| We are all brothers and sisters in arms in the animating contest of liberty. | |
| In the long march towards humanity's ultimate destiny of freedom. | |