Big Tech Communism has arrived in the United States, as the U.S. has now surpassed China and other communist countries to become the world leader in spying on its citizens. It was announced this past week that Amazon Sidewalk has now joined the Helium Network allowing all Internet of Things (IoT) devices, which are currently in the homes of most Americans, to be connected into one large mesh network nationwide. The World Economic Forum's (WEF) goals for the 4th Industrial Revolution and Great Reset where nobody will own anything and be confined into 15-minute cities, is clearly a modern day Big Tech version of communism, where the rights of the individual are sacrificed for the rights of the community. This new system of surveillance, which is creating the ultimate police state, is well underway in the United States, which has, by far, the largest proportion of its population connected to the Internet, including cell phones, vehicles, cameras, and household appliances, than any ot
At some points in life, you might think that nothing can surprise you. Everything’s rote. Boring. Even…
meh. But that can end in a heartbeat when you accidentally come across a piece of text that starts out fine, but takes an unexpected watermelon, and makes you do a
double-banana. Errr we mean ‘twist’ and ‘double-take.’
The ‘Unexpected Text’ subreddit, aka r/Unextexted (props for merging the two words), is a community that documents the very best examples of texts that end up meandering off somewhere you least expected. We thought it would make your day because they’re a lot of fun to read.