Look who made The Times article cover!

Although in seriousness, the sinister tone of this hit-piece (especially at end of article) is designed to signal the new Starmer Government with their pledge of a "100 day security sweep" analysis to bring together all security services to identify and clamp down and end Sounds Beautiful festival, HOPE Sussex education facility, The Light (all of which are noted in article) and any other alternatives which are outside the control of the State.

It will get tougher and possibly with many back out on the streets but there are always other alternatives and the authorities are simply not as large and powerful as they want you to believe.

https://archive.ph/20240703234318/https://www.thetimes.com/life-style/celebrity/article/glastonbury-conspiracy-theorists-nz07md3ln

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This Saturday 29th June the Yellow Board Tour will venture to the coastal town of Eastbourne, we will be supporting Patrick who supported us 2 last year. Free parking can be found a short distance away or alternatively you can park at Eastbourne Station BN21 3QJ for a cost of £3.50 - £6.50 please come and support Eastbourne, after our outreach we may even head to the beach ?? we look forward to seeing you there..

We're creating a list of great truth and freedom artists for The Light. Aside from The Daz Band, who should be in it?
- Darren Smith

Live at the top of the hour! 7pm UK Time! The 7th book to hit the HEYS REVIEWS airwaves will be... The Next Million Years by Charles Galton Darwin (1953) 'Darwin's grandson was a brilliant scientist in his own right. Here is his major work on the subject…

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Big Brother on Board: UK Train Stations Use Amazon-Powered AI to Read People’s Mood

In the UK, a series of AI trials involving thousands of train passengers who were unwittingly subjected to emotion-detecting software raises profound privacy concerns. The technology, developed by Amazon and employed at various major train stations including London’s Euston and Waterloo, as well as Manchester Piccadilly, used artificial intelligence to scan faces and assess emotional states along with age and gender. Documents obtained by the civil liberties group Big Brother Watch through a freedom of information request unveiled these practices, which might soon influence advertising strategies.

Over the last two years, these trials, managed by Network Rail, implemented “smart” CCTV technology and older cameras linked to cloud-based systems to monitor a range of activities. These included detecting trespassing on train tracks, managing crowd sizes on platforms, and identifying antisocial behaviors such as shouting or smoking. The trials even monitored potential bike theft and other safety-related incidents.

https://reclaimthenet.org/uk-train-stations-use-amazon-powered-ai-to-read-peoples-mood

Reclaim The Net

Big Brother on Board: UK Train Stations Use Amazon-Powered AI to Read People's Mood

Civil liberties groups warn of potential overreach and lack of transparency in public surveillance practices.

UK Column Live - 16 June 2024
Another chance to watch the UK Column's recent virtual event.

If you missed the Livestream last Sunday, you can now watch all the UK Column Live presentations.

- Introduction
- Diane McAdie
- Ben Rubin
- Charles Malet
- Debi Evans
- Vanessa Beeley
- Mark Anderson
- Mike Robinson
- Brian Gerrish
- The Future

All: www.ukcolumn.org/event/uk-column-live-16-june-2024

Time lapse camera shows stratospheric injection

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