So, his team set up a bunch of tech to interfere with the company’s event and even managed to capture Flock attendee chatter on microphones they forgot to switch off.

Jordan then flew his drone and captured images of politicians, police, and senators in attendance.

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      Yeah I don’t see how they got him kicked from his room when the hotel is independent from the convention. Unless the convention pre purchased all the rooms prior to the event, that was the sketchy part.

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        The man responsible for all this Benn, is a staunch free speech activist and sound engineer and artist. I’ve followed him for years. I 100% believe him on all of this, especially if you do any research into him or his methods.

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          It just seems way more likely that Flock just asked the hotel to kick him out. They are paying the hotel way more so they probably get priority

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    This guy is doing great work, we need hundreds of others to be doing the same thing. Watch the watchers.

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    attendees are still required to pay $350 plus accommodation per person.

    Here’s hoping the attendee counts don’t match the paid tickets.