#public information

[myfandomrealitea]

Daily reminder that now more than ever it is viscerally important that you preserve information in HARD COPIES and OFFLINE FORMATS.

Print out medical texts. Keep old books on which plants can be eaten or used medicinally. Store historical information and article screenshots on USB drives. Preserve health records and timestamps and use old cameras with no internet to capture moments. Buy physical books about healthcare and public records.

The world is literally being re-written as we speak. At any single moment they can revoke your access to information. This isn't conspiracy; it's basic fact.

The stability of information is practically non-existent right now. Social media platforms can en-masse silence people. AI is spewing out more and more misinformation that can actively kill people. Any web page can be edited. Libraries can be shut down.

If they can't access it, they can't change or erase it.

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

Senators Could Vote Imminently to Remove Their Homes, Travel Info From Internet

The Senate could vote imminently to allow members of Congress and their staff to demand websites take down info about their houses and trave

[minmaneth]

Jack Smith pushes House committee to release full video of his testimony

Smith’s attorneys argue that the immediate release of the recording will offer full transparency to the public.

[spleen-3t-ideal]

"Where can I read a book/comic for free without ads? Does anyone know any website?"

The library, you can read it at the library.

Same goes with most films, you can find them there

[dept-of-oversight]

FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION

This is not the official Department of Oversight poster about the ghost in the machine, which does not exist. Our operatives, who are not real people, are encouraged to distribute this where it is necessary, which is nowhere.

[somethingusefulfromflorida]

It boggles my mind that Clarence Thomas, perhaps the single most heinous human being in American history to ever sit on the Supreme Court, has a street address that brgins with 666. Like, that had to be intentional on his part. He CHOSE that specific house on that specific street in that specific neighborhood, there's no way he signed his mortgage papers and was shocked at the horrible revelation. It's satirical.

[science70]

Restricted View public information film (UK, c. 1975).