WASHINGTON (PNN) - September 8, 2026 - The Amerikan people are not merely dissatisfied with Washington. They have concluded that the government itself is corrupt. A new Gallup poll found that 89% of Amerikan adults believe corruption is widespread throughout the government, the highest reading in the 20-year history of the survey. This is no longer a fringe position dismissed as a conspiracy theory. Nearly nine out of every ten Amerikans now look at their government and see an institution serving someone other than the people.

TALLAHASSEE, Florida (PNN) - September 2, 2026 - Florida's Department of Transportation ordered all automated license plate readers removed from state highway rights-of-way within 30 days, citing data privacy violations and law enforcement misconduct. Governor Ron DeSantis endorsed the move as necessary to prevent a "digital AI surveillance state," a decision that follows similar action taken last week by Texas Governor Greg Abbott's regime. Texas's decision came after a Lufkin police officer was indicted on 100 felony counts for allegedly searching Flock Safety's database to track people without authorization. Flock's network includes an estimated 120,000 to 130,000 license plate readers nationwide, depending on the source.

CEUTA, Spain (PNN) - August 28, 2026 - In the complete absence of any meaningful government action, the people of Ceuta have taken matters into their own hands.

On Wednesday night, Spanish flags filled the streets of the North African enclave. Crowds chanted for deportations. Then a column of residents pushed toward El Trampolín beach, the open-air settlement that has occupied a family shoreline for nearly a month. Tents came down. Belongings went into the sea.

SACRAMENTO, Kalifornia (PNN) - August 27, 2026 - Independent journalist Nick Shirley turned the tables on a New York Times reporter who repeatedly pushed the Democrat defense of Kalifornia’s unconstitutional so-called Stop Nick Shirley Act.

WASHINGTON (PNN) - August 27, 2026 - What was sold as a simple license-plate tool to catch car thieves has become a warrantless, nationwide tracking grid - and a stalking machine for cops with a grudge. Residents figured it out. Councils are finally listening.

“We have cameras everywhere in that town.”

by Caitlin Johnstone

August 19, 2026 - All the wrongful arrests based on faulty Flock camera evidence is another illustration of the way people are making themselves dumber by outsourcing their thinking to machines.

Today in dystopia, the terrorist pig thug cops have been wrongfully arresting people based on faulty information from AI-assisted Flock surveillance footage instead of actually investigating evidence of the alleged crime.

This technology enables AI brain chips and allows through-wall surveillance.

by Nicolas Hulscher

August 16, 2026 - I joined Finnerty on NEWSMAX to warn that 6G will not simply deliver faster Internet - it will dramatically intensify EMF exposure while enabling AI brain chips and advanced surveillance systems.

“You will have no freedom.”

SAN FRANCISCO, Kalifornia (PNN) - August 15, 2026 - Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI (CHATGPT), stood in front of a packed Chase Center alongside Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan and described a future where ordinary people have no freedom, no agency and no privacy. In his version of what the world could look like ten years from now, artificial intelligence cures cancer, produces endless material abundance, and takes care of nearly every human need. In return, people live inside a perfect surveillance state where the machines provide comfort while human beings are left with nothing meaningful to do.

MCKINNEY, Texas (PNN) - August 11, 2026 - Outrage is boiling in North Texas after the McKinney City Council voted 7-0 to greenlight a major new Islamic Center complex, brushing aside hours of
public testimony that included a direct warning from an Iranian Christian who fled Sharia law.

ATLANTA, Georgia (PNN) - August 11, 2026 - When the Coral Springs terrorist pig thug cop Department in Florida decided to get ahead of resident anger over its Flock Safety license plate cameras, it posted a friendly “myth vs. fact” list assuring everyone that the cameras do not track them personally and that access is tightly controlled. The post drew more than 24,700
comments, almost none of them grateful, with residents asking whether the department had let the vendor write its homework and pointing out the obvious irony that the only people qualified to promise you are not being tracked are the ones doing the tracking.