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Mar 28, 2026
RACIAL PROFILING. STOP AND FRISK.
Targeted blockades:
BettBeat: What the Epstein class perfected in Gaza — the AI-driven kill lists, the biometric surveillance grids, the reduction of human beings to data points marked for elimination — is now being integrated, component by component, into the domestic architecture of nations across the world. The Gaza method is not an aberration. It is a product line. The Tel Aviv sales team has moved to Washington, to London, to Berlin, to New Delhi. And they are bringing it to a government near you.
The Grayzone reported that Israeli spyware firms, overwhelmingly staffed by veterans of the military intelligence Unit 8200, are fueling what amounts to a global surveillance state. Cellebrite, founded by an ex-IDF soldier, holds a $30 million contract with ICE and a $1.6 million contract with Customs and Border Protection to extract data from phones seized at the border. Another Israeli firm, Cobwebs, signed multimillion-dollar contracts with ICE, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Texas Department of Public Safety. The Grayzone further revealed that Axonius — a company founded by three former Unit 8200 operatives — now oversees cybersecurity across more than seventy US government agencies, including the Department of Defense and Homeland Security. The fox is not guarding the henhouse. The fox designed the henhouse, installed the locks, and kept a copy of every key.
“A protest against tyranny that cannot tolerate the presence of tyranny’s most visible victims. A march against kings that cannot name the king in Tel Aviv. A movement for democracy that has no vocabulary for empire”
Millions of them, across more than three thousand locations, wearing inflatable dinosaur costumes and carrying upside-down flags, chanting their opposition to a king while genuflecting to the empire that crowns them. The No Kings website lists every grievance imaginable — healthcare, democracy, corruption, billionaires — but while the bombs are falling on Iran and 18-month old toddlers are tortured by US-Israeli war criminals in Palestine, it cannot not bring itself to name the genocide, the war, or the country that demanded both.
As Mondoweiss reported, the No Kings protest lacks a central demand, points of leverage, or a coherent theory of change — and it refused to address the US-Israeli war on Iran. The “special relationship” between the United States and Israel is not mentioned by the protest’s primary organizers at all. Groups like Indivisible undoubtedly have pro-Israel donors, and on some level the protest is probably connected to the mainstream of a Democratic Party that has not emerged with a coherent antiwar message in response to Trump’s worldwide rampage.
These mechanisms do not operate independently. Militarized police enforce intelligence through overwhelming force. ICE operationalizes it through raids and profit-based detentions. And all of it is ideologically legitimated through a permanent discourse of threat from the racialized “other” — terrorism, gangs, extremism, disorder, invasion — that re-codes political opposition and social crisis as internal security problems.
This is what a repressive, fascist state looks like in a late-imperial moment. Not jackboots in the street, but databases. Not mass roundups announced in advance, but targeted removals justified by intelligence assessments no one can see or contest.
The training relationships between U.S. police and Israeli security forces fit seamlessly into this logic. Israeli policing is shaped by occupation, counterinsurgency, and population control. It is designed not to serve a public, but to manage an enemy population. When U.S. police import those models, they import not only tactics, but an entire political logic: that certain populations are not citizens but problems, not constituents but threats, not humans but risks.
What ties all this together is the collapse of the distinction between foreign and domestic repression. The techniques used to occupy, sanction, destabilize, and discipline abroad are now fully integrated into domestic governance. The empire has come home, not because it wants to, but because it must. A system built on exploitation, inequality, and endless expansion cannot govern through consent in moments of crisis. It must govern through coercion, control and violence.
This is why we should not be surprised that ICE behaves like a paramilitary force, and that political dissent is increasingly framed as extremism. This is not drift. It is design. ICE Director Todd Lyons’ comment last April that the administration should treat deportations “like a business … Like [Amazon] Prime, but with human beings,” is the capitalist logic that is driving these moves toward a fully consolidated neofascism is clear.
The question is not whether this system will be used abusively. It already is. The question is whether it will be named for what it is: a repressive national security state emerging from the contradictions of empire, racial capitalism, and imperial decline that has now turned to the capitalist reform of fascism to uphold the dictatorship of capital. — Fragmentation, Force, and Fascism: The Architecture of the Repressive National Security State, Ajamu Baraka, BAR editor and columnist
George Washington Plunkitt, rogue philosopher of the Tammany Hall political machine, once offered this prescription for electoral success in polyglot New York. The ideal ward heeler, he explained, “eats corned beef and kosher meats with equal nonchalance, and it’s all the same to him whether he takes his hat off in church or pulls it over his head in synagogue.” For decades, Plunkitt’s advice took the form of what was known as the “balanced ticket.” It divided up the candidates for the city’s major offices among products of the ethnic groups that comprised the Democratic coalition – Irish, Italian, Jewish, and in later generations, Hispanic and African American. Yet, paradoxically, New York State elected a Jewish governor (Herbert Lehman) and a Jewish senator (Jacob Javits) long before New York City, the largest Jewish city in the world, chose its first Jewish mayor. By the time Abraham Beame took office in 1973, the city was well into the process of losing Jews to suburbia, their exodus caused both by growing prosperity and disenchantment with much of the liberal social contract. With the reelection to Michael Bloomberg as mayor in early November, however, the city has its third Jewish mayor. By the time Bloomberg finished his second term and must relinquish the office under the term-limits law, he, Beame, and Edward Koch will have led New York for 24 of the previous 36 years. TO LOOK back over the characters and policies of these three men is to see with startling clarity a kind of Jewish political evolution, from machine loyalist to reformer to meritocrat.
Stop-and-frisk in New York City was aggressively pioneered and expanded by former Mayor Rudy Giuliani and later heavily accelerated by Mayor Michael Bloomberg. While practiced previously, it became a key “signature” public safety initiative during Bloomberg’s administration (2002–2013), peaking in 2011 with nearly 700,000 stops.
Collaboration between various U.S. law enforcement agencies and the IDF began in the early 2000s following the Sept. 11 attacks, when the former needed to bolster their surveillance and infiltration tactics. In the wake of these attacks, the NYPD fundamentally shifted the ways it tackled policing, and other police forces across the country followed its lead.
These police forces turned to Israel, who had such experience in these repression measures and military operations, mainly in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. In 2002, for example, the NYPD was the first police department in the U.S. to send officers to Israel for a “symposium on suicide bombers.”
Since Sept. 11, a cornerstone of this partnership has been the exchange programs that are facilitated by various organizations that include the Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee’s Project Interchange and the the Jewish Institute for National Security of America. The programs consist of U.S. police officials traveling to Israel where they receive training from the IDF, along with Israeli security experts visiting the United States where they conduct seminars and joint exercises. The training that U.S. police officers receive in Israel covers a range of different topics which include counterterrorism, crowd control, intelligence gathering, infiltration of protests, instructions on media coordination over coverage and surveillance.
According to a 2018 report by Jewish Voice for Peace and Researching the American-Israeli Alliance:
The Atlanta Police Department has used flashbang grenades and rubber bullets against Stop Cop City activists, who also draw parallels between their struggle and the struggle of Palestinians.
Activists are also pointing out the collaboration between the Atlanta Police Department and the Israeli government. One of the programs they are highlighting is the Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange program, which sends Georgia police officers to Israel to train in tactics of counterterrorism, “homeland security and community policing.”
These tactics of repression adopted from the IDF were brought back to Atlanta.
In 2023 a Stop Cop City activist, Manuel Paez Terán, also known as Tortuguita, was shot 14 times by Atlanta police. Tortuguita was in the forest with other forest defenders in an attempt to bring awareness to Cop City. They were 26 years old.
And in February of 2024 protestors against Cop City were charged with domestic terrorism charges, which Georgia updated in 2017 to broaden its definition to include “attempts to seriously harm or kill people, or to disable or destroy “critical infrastructure.”
On May 31, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a $225 million plan to bring his own Copy City police training academy to Queens.
‘Move cops, get out the way! We know you’re Israeli trained!’
The enemies:
since Donald Trump returned to the White House his administration has sought to rapidly implement the agenda of his Technocratic and Zionist backers. The sheer onslaught of daily developments is enough to overwhelm the average American who is attempting to keep up with the constant breaking news.
This should come as no surprise given that Steve Bannon — one of Trump’s first political strategists — loudly proclaimed his goal to inundate the public with “shit”. In 2018, Bannon told Bloomberg, “The Democrats don’t matter. The real opposition is the media. And the way to deal with them is to flood the zone with shit.”
Bannon later expanded on his statements in an interview with the PBS show Frontline, stating, “Every day, we hit them with three things. They’ll bite on one, and we’ll get all of our stuff done, bang, bang, bang. These guys will never be able to recover.”
While he framed his statements as focused on the Democrats, it’s clear that such a strategy works to confuse the public as well. Although Bannon is no longer a regular figure in the second Trump administration, the mentality of accomplishing your goals at a breakneck pace continues as Trump has allied himself with the Technocrats running the major tech firms. This includes Big Technocrats like Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
In a 2009 interview, Zuckerberg infamously revealed that one of Facebook’s “core values” was the motto “Move fast and break things”, a phrase that Zuckerberg said meant that “unless you are breaking some stuff you are not moving fast enough”.
Clearly, Trump’s team is moving as fast as possible, paying little attention to what they break, even if it includes established legal precedent or the US Constitution itself. They are “flooding the zone” with as many actions as possible which keeps the courts, the media, and the public struggling to keep up with their actions.
With that in mind, this series of articles is an effort to recap some of the actions taken by the Trump admin in recent months. The steps taken by Trump and his allies prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that the Zionist Technocrats are running the show. He is simply helping build the Technocratic Surveillance State of their dreams. Trump is simply following orders and rewarding those who stay loyal to him. The only way to dismantle this ever-growing machine is to become aware of it and then resist its advance. — The Technocratic Trump Administration: The Public-Private Partnership
So, I will be at this, and my heart will be elsewhere, for sure, but we must go on, dudes like me, who is one bad news story away from ___________________________ !
Join us for the Lincoln County Master Gardener™ Association’s 2nd annual conference on sustainable gardening!
This year we’re highlighting ways to create and restore flourishing garden ecosystems. Experts from Portland State University and the MidCoast Watersheds Council will address strategies for Cultivating Garden Ecosystems in your own backyard. Information tables staffed by our very own Lincoln County Certified Master Gardeners™ will be available on a variety of topics following the keynote speakers. Agenda and speaker bios are listed below. We would love for you to join us to learn how to make your garden contribute to robust and healthy ecoystems.
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