Surveillance Grid

Notes from the edge of civilization: June 29, 2025

Insect-sized surveillance; wearable surveillance; newborn DNA surveillance; the banality of evil.

Jun 29

History repeating: the new company town

What happens when billionaires own the zip code, and everything within it? Part two in our series on the future of living in America.

Jun 26

These fantasy cities of the future might be your new home

The ultra-wealthy are planning your future right now. They'll call it 'utopia' and sell it to you as such, but it's actually the opposite. Welcome to…

Jun 24

Notes from the edge of civilization: June 1, 2025 (dark edition)

The Bay is closing. So is Canada as we once knew it; the AI job-pocalypse is nearer than you think; we're ruled by a medicated elite.

Jun 1

Notes from the edge of civilization: May 25, 2025

'Wired' builds a ghost gun on camera; the hidden cost of wearable wellness; Americans planning their exit strategies; steerage class is back, baby!

May 25

Global government is coming, like it or not

New blocs, new flags, same overlords. Could multipolarity just be the next phase of globalism?

May 17

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Notes from the edge of civilization: May 4, 2025

Ryanair flirts with China’s jetmaker; checking in with swing voters; and, 'papers, please' coming to an airport near you.

May 4

In Australia, climate change is the cover for full-on technocratic control

Researcher Kate Mason has done a deep dive into many of the ways the globalists are trying to control our lives. Looks like they're making headway Down…

Apr 26

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Could DOGE + X be the start of a US social credit system?

How Elon Musk's quest to "fix" government with DOGE and build X into a super-app could rewrite the American story.

Mar 6

Notes from the edge of civilization: March 2, 2025

The emerging war at the southern border; billionaires don't want Trump's Gold Card; and the technocrats are coming to the White House this week.

Mar 2

42 emergencies and AI overlords: Is liberty slipping through our fingers?

Constitutional attorney John Whitehead unravels how executive overreach and a $500 billion tech gamble by Washington are quietly reshaping our freedoms.

Mar 1

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Everyone who questions 15-minute cities is not a conspiracy theorist

Healthy skepticism about urban planning shouldn’t be dismissed as paranoia.

Feb 25

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