
Articles by Tucker Carlson


11,000 Police Surveillance Cars With 360-Degree Cameras and “Perimeter Alerts” To Patrol NYC
The built-in “Police Perimeter Alert” automatically analyzes people for officer perceived threats. Things like dirt, mud, snow and rain could automatically trigger the system to roll up a police officers windows and lock their doors sending them into panic mode thinking they are being targeted by an unassuming citizen.




Top Insurance Analyst Finds 7% Increase In Mortality for Each Covid Vax Dose Received
Josh Stirling found a 7% aggregate mortality increase for each COVID vaccine dose received, meaning a “fully vaccinated” individual who took 5 doses increased their risk of [premature] death by 35%. Stirling previously noted that overall, all-cause mortality in the US rose in 2022 from 2021 by about 15%.

Brazilian Leftists Propose Law that Criminalizes Those Who Refuse to Take COVID-19 Shots
Brazil introduced legislation that would criminalize those who choose not to comply with the country’s forced vaccination schedule; the refusers will face a prison sentence of two to eight years. A one- to three-year prison sentence is proposed for those who omit or oppose the mandatory vaccination of children.

CA: Newsom Under Fire From Bipartisan Critics Over Trillions of Gallons of Lost Water
Since late December, heavy storms brought an estimated 32 trillion gallons of rainwater to the state that would have been enough to supply the state’s agricultural, industrial, and residential needs for at least a decade—if it were stored in reservoirs. Instead, 95% of of the rainwater was washed out to sea.

Digital Humans Created by AI Could Replace Supermodels
A German company, ColorDigital, has launched a system for photorealistic ‘digital humans’ to pose for campaigns. Brands can now create a unique team of digital models to use in fashion sales and marketing. Brands can save travel and production costs by using computer generated images, also known as ‘deep-fakes’.


5G: CHD Plans Lawsuit After Los Angeles County Approves Fast-Tracking of Wireless Towers
Fiber First LA, a nonprofit that promotes fiber optic networks over wireless infrastructures, wrote, “Citizens have been stripped of their rights, fire and safety concerns have been ignored, critical environmental protections have been dismissed, and any checks on the wireless industry have been virtually eliminated.”
