They already have said “event”….50 million third worlders have invaded, they’re maiming, raping, poisoning and killing our people, they’ve destroyed all of our institutions and they’re ******* the American people out of hundreds of billions of dollars…Martial Law is coming, it’s just a matter of time.
The Ivy League is poison ivy. It harbors some of the sickest people in America and the world. And, sadly, these are the people in power in far too many places.Brown University like many others was asked to stop using their cameras (classroom audio might be different) by leftists groups to prevent identification of protesters and of course the actions taken by schools to counter Trump's actions when he became president.
This is what goes though their addled minsd:
Human Rights Groups to University Administrators: Dismantle Surveillance to Defend Free Speech Now (Open Letter)
Now, in the face of Trump’s attacks on U.S. universities, the stakes of invasive tracking of students have never been higher. The troves of data amassed through surveillance tools can be accessed by agencies like Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to track, intimidate, and disappear campus community members who have engaged in constitutionally protected speech.
These attacks are part and parcel of the administration’s broader campaign to criminalize immigrants and the expression of dissent––a campaign enabled by nationwide surveillance infrastructure.
As university administrators, you have the responsibility to safeguard your campus community and uphold the constitutional rights and fundamental freedoms of students, faculty, and staff––especially in the face of the anti-rights campaign led by the Trump administration. To stand against these threats, we urge you to adopt the following practices:
Refuse to cooperate or share data with law enforcement agencies: Refuse to cooperate with local, state, and federal lawmakers, law enforcement agents, and immigration authorities seeking to surveil, detain, and deport students, faculty, or staff. This includes prohibiting university staff from voluntarily sharing campus community members’ personal data with law enforcement, especially data that can aid in the targeting of activists, like immigration status and records of disciplinary actions.
This also includes discontinuing any default data sharing agreements with campus police and local police departments.
Secure data with end-to-end encryption: Secure student, faculty, and staff data with the highest levels of protection, including end-to-end encryption. Mandate training for university staff on data security practices.
Delete sensitive data: Purge any data collected on students, staff, and faculty that is not essential to the functioning of the university––including data that can be used to fuel the targeting of protesters, immigrants, journalists, and other vulnerable groups. Delete video footage and photos of campus protesters acquired through surveillance cameras and ID swipe records that identify student and staff movements across campus.
Dismantle surveillance: Discontinue the use of invasive technologies that collect sensitive data. This includes tools and practices such as ID swipe tracking, social media monitoring, facial recognition tools, license plate readers, motion and heat sensors, WiFi vendors that collect people’s location data, and biometric online exam proctoring programs. The data amassed by these tools may be weaponized by local, state, and federal agencies to target activists, immigrants, journalists, and other vulnerable groups on campus.
Reject mask restriction policies: Mask restrictions fundamentally threaten free speech and increase the criminalization of protestors. These policies also jeopardize the safety of the entire campus community by exposing people to the ongoing threats of COVID, Long COVID, and other public health issues. Universities must oppose proposed restrictions on masking, and retain COVID safety policies that allow students to remain masked.
Harm reduction related to doxxing: Provide campus community members with information about data deletion services (i.e. services that remove personal data and other information from data broker databases) and educational resources that allow students, staff, and faculty to proactively protect themselves against doxxing. Also provide tools and services to mitigate harm once doxxing occurs.
Did Brown comply with this request hence the off campus video from Ring cameras and the like vs. the Brown cameras?
Why no on-campus recording of the perp and just ring camera "bigfoot" footage.
The world wonders.....
Out of 4,000 school shootings in the last decade 0.1% involve suspected trans or gender non-conforming persons. Almost all of them were young men though.You left out the bits about being trans and furry. Those are the dead giveaway that these must be Republicans.
FOUR THOUSAND school shootings?
Does that give you a hardon?
President Trump is really excellent at multitasking.
www.factcheck.org
It doesnt impress me yet either. It took a while to find the Boston bomber too but somehow that felt more organized and professional. Maybe because I saw the movie which was good.I'm thinking unless the shooter presents themselves at Police HQ, this SNL skit of an "investigation" is going nowhere.
It's like Draft Kings is sponsoring it and it's the equivalent of "throwing the game".
You said FOUR THOUSAND school shootings.View attachment 1194853Few Mass Shooters Have Been Transgender - FactCheck.org
Q: Have many of the mass shooters been transgender? A: The number of transgender mass shooters in the U.S. varies depending on how “mass shooting” is defined, but is relatively small. The Gun Violence Archive, which uses a broader definition, lists five mass shootings by transgender or...
Dead. Solid. Perfect!
It's the look on their faces that gets me.Dead. Solid. Perfect!
