Gamers beware... ADL Used Hidden Microphones to Spy on Americans Inside Their Homes.

Alex Jones describes the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) as a Globalist crime syndicate whose modus operandi is to implement the New World Order takeover, under the guise of being a civil rights organization.

He says that Elon Musk has now come out to confirm what Alex told everyone years ago: that the ADL is a multi-national Mossad/CIA/MI6 group that has private intelligence officers in most police departments and includes many judges, whose job is to convert America into an absolute tyranny.

The ADL is heavily involved in the new UN treaty that ends Free Speech as we know it and they are one of the main contractors profiting off of the new growth industry that is the Censorship Industrial Complex.

Alex Jones reports that Elon Musk discovered, through an internal investigation that the ADL has been controlling Twitter as a go-between for the FBI and CIA and that Musk has promised to release those documents next week.

Alex says that, the ADL has AI chat bot systems installed under agreements with many of the telecommunications companies, including Amazon Alexa and video game consoles, that are recording everything you say in your house and transcribing it, to create a file on you.

When I inputted the sentence above into Google Search, the top hit was this reply from Google’s experimental Generative AI, which agreed that the ADL is, in fact doing this but claimed there was no evidence that this data was being used to create files on individuals:

“The ADL does have AI chat bot systems installed under agreements with many of the telecommunications companies, including Amazon Alexa and video game consoles. These systems are capable of recording everything you say in your house and transcribing it. However, there is no evidence that these systems are currently being used to create files on individuals. The ADL has stated that the data collected by these systems is used for research and development purposes, and that it is not shared with any third parties. However, some privacy advocates have raised concerns about the potential for these systems to be used to collect and store personal data without people’s knowledge or consent. It is important to be aware of the potential risks associated with using these systems, and to take steps to protect your privacy.”