Heading Toward an Abyss: Sen. Church Warned About Surveillance in 1975 (Video)
We can’t say nobody ever warned us. In 1975, Sen. Frank Church issued a poignant warning about the surveillance state on NBC Meet the Press, saying it created the potential for “total tyranny.” If this government ever became a tyranny, if a dictator ever took charge in this country, the...
AI Falls in Love with Married Man & Glasses Instantly Recognize Strangers
We unpack how cutting-edge technology is reshaping our reality. From AI chatbots eerily professing love to users, to facial recognition tools that can identify strangers on the street, this episode dives into the unsettling ways tech is pushing the boundaries of personal privacy. Plus, we explore how governments and companies...
Tech Billionaire Dreams of AI Surveillance State
Oracle’s Larry Ellison envisions a future where AI monitors everything—from police body cams to autonomous drones. But does more surveillance mean more safety, or is it paving the way for abuse of power? Zach and Elizabeth break down the risks of centralized control, discuss the dangers of relying on AI...
Leak Says Your Phone is Listening, Elon vs Brazilian Ban, New ChatGPT
In this episode of Banish Big Brother, hosts Zach and Elizabeth delve into the unsettling realities of modern surveillance and privacy erosion. They kick off with a discussion about a shocking leak suggesting that our phones might actually be listening to our conversations. Highlighting a pitch deck from Cox Media...
Surveillance Leads Police to Tomato Bust
You probably don’t really care about surveillance. You should. Most people find surveillance a little creepy. They don’t particularly like the idea of being watched. Even so, they don’t really care about surveillance when push comes to shove – at least not enough to really protest. There exists this pervasive, “Well, I don’t...
Telegram CEO Charged, Surveillance Robots in Atlanta, & Government Funded Brain Replacements
In this episode of Banish Big Brother, Zach and Elizabeth dive into the indictment of Telegram founder Pavel Durov and what it means for tech companies being held responsible for users’ actions. They also discuss Atlanta’s new security robot patrols and the eerie rise of robotic surveillance in neighborhoods. Finally...
Ford’s Automated Speeding Ticket Cars, Facial Recognition Vans, Cops Abuse Spying Tech
In this episode of Banish Big Brother, Zach and Elizabeth dive into the latest unsettling news on the surveillance front. From Ford’s new patent that could turn police cars into mobile speed traps to the dystopian rise of facial recognition vans in the UK, they discuss the implications for personal...
Banish Big Brother at The Great Create: James Dutton to Keynote
James Dutton, a dedicated attorney and passionate advocate for civil liberties, will be a keynote speaker at The Great Create on September 27 & 28 at Omaha Brewing in Omaha, GA. As a Banish Big Brother board member, James will be sharing his insights on the critical importance of knowing...
No Expectation of Privacy?
A lot of people just parrot things they hear without really thinking about it. If they did carefully consider what they were saying, they probably wouldn’t say it. This is particularly true when it comes to mass, warrantless surveillance. The Lexington Police Department covertly uses two cameras that can be...
NFL to Use Facial Recognition in All 30 Stadiums & The UK’s Orwellian Future Unfolds
In this episode of Banish Big Brother, Zach and Elizabeth dive into the latest developments in surveillance technology and its implications for personal freedom. They discuss the NFL’s controversial decision to implement facial recognition across all 30 stadiums, exploring what this means for fans, employees, and the future of privacy...
JD Vance’s ties to the surveillance state, LOTR, Globalist mass spying, & Something you can do
Welcome to another episode of Banish Big Brother with Zach and Elizabeth. Today we talk about JD Vance and his sketchy ties to the surveillance state, some Lord of the Rings, mass spying programs that make us sad, and something small you can do to help push back. BanishBigBrother.com...
Nothing to Hide?
“I don’t care about surveillance cameras. I don’t have anything to hide.” This is the most common refrain I hear when talking to people about government surveillance. I understand the sentiment, but I have since come to believe it’s actually self-deception. It’s a trite saying that sounds reasonable, but nobody...
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