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Expert warns: people praying outside = conquest strategy, very dangerous
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Terry Newman: Terrorism expert has a stark warning for Canada Anti-Israel demonstrations and mass street prayers are about 'conquering the streets,' says Beni Sabti. 'This is something very, very dangerous'
bar owner invents new security threat: people drinking alone
Manchester bar owner faces backlash after banning solo drinkers to 'protect customers.' Carl Peters, who runs Alibi Bar in Altrincham, says that “unless you’re with a group, and we know who you’re with, then you’re not coming in”
PM ignores spies, builds massive spy headquarters anyway
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Anger as Sir Keir Starmer to approve Chinese mega-embassy despite MI5 spy warning It is understood the Prime Minister will announce a decision next m...
unfinished surveillance anxiety copypasta that trails off mysteriously
SLOP+ By Shreya Yadav (via @wttp3)
Even when the lights go off in a cinema hall, you can still be seen on camera because most theatres use infrared (IR) night-vision cameras. IR light is invisible to the human eye, but cameras capture it clearly. In complete darkness, the camera switches to night mode and