Topic: Onstar

OnStar technology is transitioning from a voluntary feature to a standard vehicle requirement, potentially allowing authorities to remotely disable cars for tax non-compliance. This integration aligns with a broader shift toward national ID cards, thumb scans, and facial recognition systems used to monitor the population.

The city of Austin has installed Pelco surveillance cameras costing approximately $2,000 each, featuring 28x digital zoom and 360-degree rotation capabilities. These devices are capable of facial recognition and are described as tools for a burgeoning police state that will eventually move from highways into residential neighborhoods. Future integration with OnStar technology in vehicles may allow the government to remotely disable cars for non-compliance with tax laws or globalist policies.