Porkins Policy Review
From Ochelli.com
In the first hour, Chuck and Mike discuss the brave new world of AI-linked communications via the Alexa program.
In the second hour, Pearse tells a tale of inhumanity under the city in New York.
Are disconnected realities connected to the grand scheme of the divide and conquer masses?
How are you doing in the new lockdown reality? Regular Joe discusses his social distancing and updates on Kentucky. He is playing guitar more than ever and the golf courses are closed. Joe wants to see if Chuck can get Alan Kay back on the show. Chuck made a counteroffer regarding Mr. Kay and we’ll see how that goes.
Mike Swanson could not make it this week, but he is scheduled to return next Tuesday. Chuck and Joe compared notes about how their lives have been during Covid19 and managed to talk about whiskey a bit.
Pearse Redmond joined Chuck in the second hour to give an update on the New York State of mind during the Covid19 Pandemic. Porkins also told us a bit about the alleged alternative media and other Fear Porn producers.
It is really no surprise that in the very near future New York City will have military style drones flying all over the place as the New York Post just reported. Unfortunately New York has fast become one of the least free cities in the US when it comes to privacy and basic civil rights. It is even less surprising that the Dear Leader of New York, Kim Jong Bloomberg, is so flippant about the whole affair. Speaking on his weekly radio show the dictator of New York had these wonderful things to say about the prospect of the completion of the security state in New York City:
“You can’t keep the tides from coming in…”
Yes you can. That is in effect why your are mayor. To stop the tides of oppression and surveillance of the citizens of new York City.
“We’re going to have more visibility and less privacy. I just don’t see how you could stop that”
You could do your job and protect the good people of New York and not let drones monitor everything we do.
“It’s scary. What’s the difference if a drone is up in the air or on a building”
There isn’t much of a difference except that drones can be outfitted with missiles designed to obliterate people. But at least he admits its scary.
“I mean, intellectually, I have trouble making a distinction. And you know you’re going to have face recognition software. People are working on that.”
Again really horrifying.
“The argument against using automation, it’s this craziness– oh, it’s big brother. Get used to it. When there’s a murder, a shooting, a robbery of something the first thing the police do is go to every single building in the neighborhood and say let’s see your security camera,”
With this statement the Dear Leader basically shows his true colors. Stop whining about having no privacy and submit to the power of the security state. This is all to help victims of murder, robbery, and shootings (presumably shootings of either cops or white people in New York) These drones flying are not going to be for spying on Muslims or political dissidents such as those in the Occupy movement. This is the classic “we are just doing this for your safety” excuse. When the drones do come to New York, those pushing for them will assure us that all the proper oversight will be followed and no abuses will take place. And of course if your not doing anything wrong then you don’t have anything to worry about. Right?
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