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Klaus Schwab: “We have to prepare for an angrier world.”
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With the push back on the use of facial recognition technology this will be a regular event in other to justify it's use.
Stop Facial Recognition — Big Brother Watch
Defending Civil Liberties, Protecting Privacybigbrotherwatch.org.uk
Problemsolutionsurveillance
View: https://twitter.com/DailyMonitor/status/1690398179785609218
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IT'S HERE. You now have to do facial recognition in Oregon to enter stores | Minds
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Ben Wallace's resignation letter and the Prime Minister's response: 31 August 2023
Letter from the Rt Hon Ben Wallace MP to the Prime Minister announcing his resignation, and the Prime Minister's response.
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Ben Wallace's resignation letter and the Prime Minister's response: 31 August 2023
Letter from the Rt Hon Ben Wallace MP to the Prime Minister announcing his resignation, and the Prime Minister's response.
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Prime Minister's Office, 10 Downing Street, The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP, and The Rt Hon Ben Wallace MP
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31 August 2023
That explains why they let it go feral.
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I've been actively observing my environment as well as reflecting on my experience of living in a big city. I don't see this violence that's being pushed on us. People are generally quite nice, sometimes a bit stressed and sometimes a bit unsure of themselves but mostly people are in their own worlds. The only thing I would say is the people have lost the art of queueing . Once upon a time we were top of the charts for queueing manners. Now it's free for all.
So, Klaus (middle finger)
So, Klaus (middle finger)
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Glad to hear things are better at least in some cities. Where I am (DC) in the US it is actually quite bad. Not only is violent crime back to levels not seen in 25+ years, but police won't even arrest anybody unless it is a potential/actual murder situation. Armed carjackings/robberies are not only becoming regular and "normalized", they now target all parts of the city and not only the poor parts (as in the past).
Over 200 homicides: DC's tragic milestone announced after teen, man killed in separate shootings
Articles and videos about Over 200 homicides: DC’s tragic milestone announced after teen, man killed in separate shootings on FOX 5 DC.
DC named least desirable place to live, according to new survey
According to a new survey the nation’s capital is the least desirable place to live, primarily due to high costs of living and rampant crime.
People I know in other big US cities are saying the crime there is also out of control. Some countries in Europe are considering bringing the army in to reign in the thugs.
Swedish PM seeks help from military as gang violence rocks country
At least 11 people have been killed so far this month in wave of gang violence sweeping over Sweden.
So, maybe it is localized to specific countries, but violence is definitely up and it is actually quite palpable in the air here. In DC, people now look afraid when walking on the streets, and do not want to meet up socially if it is after 8pm.
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When the daylight hours get shorter it may feel more an more like imprisonment. I live in suburbia and I stay indoors after dark. More people in my neighborhood are leaving outdoor lights on all night long.
France must be censoring Twitter because it is difficult to find information from my usual sources. Here is a DW documentary from earlier this month. Drug and violence predictably seem to go predictably together.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu7wBTlB8GQ
France must be censoring Twitter because it is difficult to find information from my usual sources. Here is a DW documentary from earlier this month. Drug and violence predictably seem to go predictably together.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu7wBTlB8GQ
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Hardly a new phenomenon for Marseille.
Honestly, I am surprised to see such a crackdown and solid effort seizing.
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just saw thisGlad to hear things are better at least in some cities. Where I am (DC) in the US it is actually quite bad. Not only is violent crime back to levels not seen in 25+ years, but police won't even arrest anybody unless it is a potential/actual murder situation. Armed carjackings/robberies are not only becoming regular and "normalized", they now target all parts of the city and not only the poor parts (as in the past).
Over 200 homicides: DC's tragic milestone announced after teen, man killed in separate shootings
Articles and videos about Over 200 homicides: DC’s tragic milestone announced after teen, man killed in separate shootings on FOX 5 DC.www.fox5dc.com
DC named least desirable place to live, according to new survey
According to a new survey the nation’s capital is the least desirable place to live, primarily due to high costs of living and rampant crime.
People I know in other big US cities are saying the crime there is also out of control. Some countries in Europe are considering bringing the army in to reign in the thugs.
Swedish PM seeks help from military as gang violence rocks country
At least 11 people have been killed so far this month in wave of gang violence sweeping over Sweden.www.aljazeera.com
So, maybe it is localized to specific countries, but violence is definitely up and it is actually quite palpable in the air here. In DC, people now look afraid when walking on the streets, and do not want to meet up socially if it is after 8pm.
georgi you need to get your kids out of there surely?
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she did fantastic though. Very impressive body awareness to not fall at all.
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