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🚨 SEAL-GATE: Georgia Edition Georgia law says SEB “shall adopt a seal” AND bylaws. OLD SEB: ✅ Embossed seal ✅ Signed minutes ✅ Actual official-document stuff 2026 SEB: 🎉 NEW GIANT SEAL REVEAL! Meanwhile… where are the bylaws? 🤷‍♂️ And somebody please answer the truly pressing question: WHO HAS THE OG EMBOSSER? 😂🔎 Same statute. New seal. Plenty of questions. #DogeGeorgia #GaPol #GeorgiaElections @GaRepublicans @GAballots @SGaCracker @HollyKesler @1stVCGAGOP @Georgians4Truth @RedRedWineDawg @WarRoomGeorgia @DogeForsythCo @DOGECoweta @DOGECobbCounty @FisherGAgirl @jeffmfulgham @GuntherEagleman @HipHopLogical @RonPaul2050 @C4CEO @BandarJungli @DOGE @FieldSearcy @WinterBlues1104 @GA_Record @GeorgiaRecorder @RealScottHoward

WHY IS GAVIN NEWSOM’S CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL SHOWING UP 33,708 TIMES IN A FLOCK AUDIT FROM TINY LUMPKIN COUNTY, GEORGIA? ARE WE BEING WATCHED? DAHLONEGA, GEORGIA — California is roughly 2,000 miles away. Lumpkin County is a small North Georgia mountain community, home to Dahlonega. So explain this: Why does the California Highway Patrol appear 33,708 times in just one month of Lumpkin County’s Flock Safety Network Audit? That number is not speculation. It comes directly from records obtained from the Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office for November 2025. The California Highway Patrol appears 33,708 times in that one-month audit. #FlockSafety #LumpkinCounty #Dahlonega #Georgia #CaliforniaHighwayPatrol #CHP #GavinNewsom #ALPR #Surveillance #Privacy #GovernmentAccountability #Transparency #OpenRecords #DataPrivacy #AreWeBeingWatched @therealDeFlock @KaceeRAllen @wade_state @gagop @RedRedWineDawg @1stVCGAGOP @HollyKesler @DOGELumpkin @DOGE @RonPaul2050 @BandarJungli @HIBFlocked @WarRoomGeorgia @Georgians4Truth @GA_Record @GAFollowers @gapatrio45 @EricLDaugh @lsferguson @Onefeather23733 @GuntherEagleman

Breaking News: 🚨 ATLANTA: 79 FLOCK SEARCHES FLAGGED APD audited 115,578 Flock searches and flagged 79 for further investigation. This is EXACTLY why Georgia cannot write Flock legislation with law enforcement and Flock at the table while telling the public to wait until later. Oversight isn’t theoretical. The evidence is coming in NOW. Bring the public to the table BEFORE the legislation is written. #FlockSafety #ALPR #Georgia #Privacy @therealDeFlock @BrendanKeefe @DOGE @AtlantaDoge @DaleRussellATL @KaceeRAllen @RedRedWineDawg @ClownWorld @HIBFlocked @WarRoomGeorgia atlantaga.gov/Home/Component…

Flock says it doesn’t sell the data. But here’s the question legislators should answer: Can Flock sell Flock? If ownership changes, who controls the infrastructure, access and licenses connected to this massive surveillance network? America needs safeguards before an acquisition—not after. #FlockSafety #ALPR #Privacy #Georgia #NationalSecurity @therealDeFlock @WallStreetApes @timburchett @catturd2 @DC_Draino @elonmusk @lsferguson @GuntherEagleman @HollyKesler @Onefeather23733 @RonPaul2050 @RandPaul @GenFlynn @SidneyPowell1 @NEWSMAX @BandarJungli @DOGECoweta @dogespaldingco @HipHopLogical

Government has increasingly used technology to watch the people. So here’s the question: Would you vote to use that same technology to let the people watch the government? Not AI governing us. AI auditing government. Every dollar. Every search. Every contract. Every change. Every public record. Every exercise of power. Trust is better when it can be verified. @DOGECoweta @dogespaldingco @DOGE @realDonaldTrump @elonmusk @lsferguson @mad_liberals @catturd2 @OrwellDay @therealDeFlock @GuntherEagleman @GenFlynn @WallStreetApes

Public outrage is what forced the Flock surveillance issue into the spotlight. So now, while new Flock legislation is being shaped, the answer is to have legislators, law enforcement and Flock at the table — but not the public? The very people who raised the alarm should not be invited in only after the bill is written and given 120 seconds at a microphone. If the public brought the problem to light, the public deserves a seat at the table while the solution is being written. The public will be invited to participate (after the bill is crafted ) at the legislative hearings which will allow 120 seconds per participant to voice their concerns according to the legislator leading the way. #FlockSafety #Georgia #Transparency #Privacy #OpenGovernment @mad_liberals @GaRepublicans @1stVCGAGOP @RedRedWineDawg @WarRoomGeorgia @Georgians4Truth @GA_Record @georgia @WallStreetApes @Bannons_WarRoom @catturd2 @DC_Draino @elonmusk @lsferguson @GuntherEagleman @realDonaldTrump @patriot2392 @JamesOKeefeIII @HollyKesler @NEWSMAX @OrwellDay @C4CEO @SidneyPowell1 @RogerJStoneJr @BandarJungli @DOGECoweta @DogeForsythCo

Flock On? Flock Off? Don’t give a Flock? Do some Flocking with rules?

THE AMERICAN SURVEILLANCE SOVEREIGNTY ACT Purpose To protect Americans from the creation, sale, transfer, misuse, or foreign exploitation of surveillance information collected by private companies working with federal, state, or local governments. Congress finds that location, license-plate, facial-recognition, biometric, communications, and other surveillance information can reveal where Americans live, work, worship, travel, associate, protest, and conduct their daily lives. That information is a matter of personal liberty and national security. 1. NO SALE OF AMERICANS’ MOVEMENTS A government surveillance contractor may not sell, license, trade, monetize, or otherwise transfer information concerning the movements or activities of Americans. Government surveillance data is not a commercial asset. 2. NO FOREIGN ACCESS Surveillance information collected under a government contract may not be accessed, stored, processed, controlled, or transferred to: a foreign adversary; a company controlled by a foreign adversary; foreign intelligence services; or any unauthorized foreign person or entity. Sensitive government surveillance databases involving Americans shall be stored and controlled in the United States. 3. GOVERNMENT CANNOT OUTSOURCE ITS WAY AROUND THE LAW A private company collecting or processing surveillance information on behalf of government shall be subject to the same privacy, access, retention, disclosure, auditing, and legal restrictions that would apply if the government operated the system itself. Government may not accomplish through a contractor what it would otherwise be prohibited from doing directly. 4. EVERY SEARCH MUST LEAVE A PERMANENT AUDIT TRAIL Every government search of a private surveillance database must permanently record: who performed the search; when it occurred; the law-enforcement or governmental purpose; the associated case or incident number, when applicable; what databases or networks were searched; and whether information was downloaded, exported, or shared. Audit records may not be secretly altered or deleted. 5. THE PUBLIC GETS TO WATCH THE WATCHERS Every participating government agency shall publish regular transparency reports showing: number of authorized users; number of searches; number of searches audited; number of searches flagged; number of policy violations; number of accounts suspended or revoked; outside agencies granted access; and confirmed incidents of unauthorized use. No private citizen’s plate number, location, victim information, or other protected personal information shall be publicly disclosed. Transparency should expose the surveillance system—not the people being surveilled. 6. KNOW WHO OWNS AND BUILDS THE SYSTEM Before purchasing surveillance technology, government agencies must publicly disclose: the contractor; significant corporate ownership; major subcontractors; countries in which sensitive components are manufactured; where government data is hosted; who may access that data; and whether any foreign entity has ownership, control, technical access, or data access. Federal national-security authorities may prohibit government use of systems presenting an unacceptable foreign intelligence or cybersecurity risk. 7. REAL CONSEQUENCES FOR ABUSE Knowingly using government surveillance systems for personal, political, commercial, retaliatory, stalking, harassment, or other unauthorized purposes shall carry meaningful civil and criminal penalties. Companies that knowingly permit prohibited access, sale, concealment, or transfer of surveillance information may: lose government contracts; face substantial civil penalties; be barred from future government contracting; and face criminal referral where appropriate. @mad_liberals @lsferguson @C4CEO @KaceeRAllen @timburchett @Rep_Clyde @chiproytx @catturd2 @mrddmia @elonmusk @GenFlynn @WallStreetApes @Bannons_WarRoom @C__Herridge @HollyKesler @NEWSMAX @OANN @SidneyPowell1 @RealJamesWood

Government says public-record searches and redactions take weeks, staff time and thousands of dollars. Volusia County, Florida is already showing another way: electronic records, automated redaction, human review where needed, and near-immediate access. The technology exists. The question is no longer whether government can modernize transparency. It’s why so many still haven’t. Link to full article in comments #OpenRecords #GovernmentTransparency #AI #PublicRecords #DogsOfGovernmentEfficiency @FieldSearcy @SGaCracker @1stVCGAGOP @BandarJungli @RonPaul2050 @RealScottHoward @HollyKesler @HipHopLogical @MadLiberals @C4CEO @Onefeather23733 @lsferguson @GenFlynn @SchroederFFarm @WarRoomGeorgia @RedRedWineDawg @Georgians4Truth

Does the end justify the means? Who watches Flock? Given the growing number of documented abuses and what the statistical probabilities suggest, it is increasingly difficult to believe that any large jurisdiction could operate Flock extensively and have zero unauthorized uses or policy violations. If an agency claims a perfect record, show us the audits.

Government has built a surveillance system to watch the people. Maybe it’s time to turn FLOCK around. Every official email. Every government text. Every public meeting. Every contract. Every deletion. Every decision. Live-time transparency — with narrow exceptions for personal matters, active litigation and land acquisition. If they can watch us, we should be able to watch them. What’s good for the goose is good for the gander. @DC_Draino @WallStreetApes @mad_liberals @EagleEdMartin @EmeraldRobinson @RealGAUSA @jeffmfulgham @Election_Adv @timburchett @catturd2 @DolezalForGA @RickJacksonGA @KeishaBottoms @JoshMcLaurinGA @GaRepublicans @1stVCGAGOP @Georgians4Truth @VoterGa @GAballots @DavidShafer @Rustycanno3010 @DaleRussellATL @R_A_Belcher @HollyKesler @lsferguson @elonmusk @nickshirleyy @JamesOKeefeIII @SidneyPowell1 @WesKord @realDonaldTrump #DogeGeorgia #GovernmentTransparency #FlockCameras #OpenRecords #Accountability

Are Flock cameras 📷 public safety tools — or warrantless mass surveillance?

250 years of independence means nothing if government hides the receipts. Liberty demands transparency. Open records. Election integrity. Accountability. The people still matter — and every vote should be secure, verified, and trusted. 🇺🇸 @DogeGeorgia #DogeGeorgia #OpenRecords #ElectionIntegrity #Transparency #Accountability #DogsOfGovernmentEfficiency

1776 declared independence. 2026 reminds us liberty still requires vigilance. Open records. Honest elections. Audit logs. Accountable government. Truth. Proof. Accountability. The people still matter. #DogeGeorgia #America250 #ElectionIntegrity #OpenRecords #DogsOfGovernmentEfficiency

The fight is real. This cicada spent years underground before earning its chance to fly. Growth requires effort. Freedom requires participation. And change requires people willing to come out of their shells. Captured today on Lake Lanier, Georgia. June 20, 2026 #Georgia #LakeLanier #TheFightIsReal #GetInvolved #CitizenAction #Nature #DogeGeorgia #gapol #DogsOfGovernmentEfficoency @cb_doge @DOGE @dogefloydcounty @dogespaldingco @DogeForsythCo @DOGECoweta @GaRepublicans @VoterGa @1stVCGAGOP @Georgians4Truth @WarRoomGeorgia @RedRedWineDawg @GAballots @Rustycanno3010 @mad_liberals @RonPaul2050 @KevinMoncla @HollyKesler @SGaCracker @FieldSearcy @VernonForGA @realDonaldTrump @GuntherEagleman @JasonFrazierUSA