An anarchist poster links Gaza, US policing, and deportation systems through surveillance technology and calls for decentralized sabotage of the infrastructure that enables state control.

Militant activists have launched a sabotage campaign targeting Flock Safety’s surveillance infrastructure ahead of its August conference, urging physical attacks on cameras and supply chains to disrupt operations and damage investor confidence.

A pan-continental burst of anarchist actions—camera sabotage in Philadelphia, military recruitment office window-smashing in Indiana, spontaneous street occupations in Phoenix, bank branch arson in Greece, and NYPD vehicle attacks in New York—demonstrates how small-scale, decentralized tactics can collectively undermine surveillance, policing, and capitalist infrastructures.