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Watch: Thomas Paine-In-The-Rear on Speed Cameras & Surveillance

Posted by Matthew Hallock | Aug 7, 2026 | Op/Ed, Videos

“In the Colonies, we do not tolerate remote tyrants surveilling our habits and patterns.” — Thomas Paine-In-The-Rear, Uncommon Sense. While local town debates focus on traffic tickets and speed limits, a much larger municipal crisis is unfolding in Town Hall: data sovereignty. When town officials sign off on automated traffic enforcement programs, citizen license plates, movement patterns, and location timestamps get harvested and routed directly into out-of-state, third-party corporate clouds.

WATCH: Crisis in the Flood Zone – Fairfield, CT Town Maps Audit

Posted by Matthew Hallock | Aug 6, 2026 | Videos

Reporting that reveals how obsolete and manipulated Flood Zone, Open Space & Master Plan maps were inserted into Fairfield’s Town Plan to facilitate construction.

Not So Fast: Speed Cameras hit a red light in Fairfield.

Posted by Matthew Hallock | Aug 6, 2026 | Fairfield, Op/Ed

The surveillance cameras, facial recognition scanners in supermarkets, RR self-pay parking kiosks, virtually every homeowner’s Ring doorbell – all upload Personally Identifiable Information (PII) to the cloud. The town is pressured to abandon its prime directive of protecting its citizens’ PII.

NOW will you believe we’re in a flood zone?

Posted by Matthew Hallock | Aug 5, 2026 | Fairfield, Op/Ed

A 2013 FEMA study placed nearly all seven miles of U.S. 1 in Fairfield in a flood zone—yet municipal planners continue to rely on obsolete maps to push high-density development and synthetic zoning overlays. With 13 years of rising sea levels, closed-door planning sessions, and third-party vendors redrawing traditional neighborhood lines, Fairfield must demand updated hydrology reports before finalizing its Town Plan.

Crisis in the Flood Zone: When You Try to Fool Mother Nature

Posted by Matthew Hallock | Jun 27, 2026 | Bridgeport, Fairfield, The Fixing of CT, Water

Outdated maps…. erased historic neighborhoods,,, high-density development in active flood zones — the dirty tricks make it harder than ever to have a clean planet. Read how the CT Environmental Rights Amendment (The Green Amendment) gives priority to the land and power to the people to hold town hall accountable.

Author: Matthew Hallock

Watch: Thomas Paine-In-The-Rear on Speed Cameras & Surveillance

WATCH: Crisis in the Flood Zone – Fairfield, CT Town Maps Audit

NOW will you believe we’re in a flood zone?

Crisis in the Flood Zone: When You Try to Fool Mother Nature

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