Issabella

American was driving a brand new 2026 car The car gave her an alert that said it couldn’t see her eyes. The car then automatically disabled the gas and slowed down enough that it could have caused an accident She had to lean toward so the car’s facial recognition could register her eyes and stop the “kill switch” because the car thought she might be asleep “It was a 6 lane highway and all of a sudden the gas stopped working and I'm pressing on the gas. I can't get the car to go. So the car is dinging, it's making all this noise and I can't figure out what's going on. And I look at the dashboard and in English it says, sit up straight. We can't find your eyes. Why? Why do you need to see my eyes? — when I sat upright, the gas would work once again. And so I pressed the gas, but I was slowing down enough that it was gonna cause a traffic hazard. And the thing is, it knew I wasn't asleep because I was pressing on the gas. So it knew I was awake. It just wanted to see my eyes. So once I set upright and leaned forward, I guess it did facial recognition. And then it says, may I send you these results to a third party” This is horrifying considering the new mandate to have kill switches in every new vehicle by 2027. It looks like it’s already happening but overseas, we’re just next This technology can and will be abused by the government

This woman shares calm, clear guidance on exactly what to say — and what NOT to say — if you ever need to call 911 right after a self-defense incident, according to a criminal defense attorney. She explains how it's best to have someone else make the call for you, but if you have to make the call yourself, to keep it short and smart: give your location, state that a shooting happened, request police and an ambulance, and stop there. No extra details. And honestly, it’s kind of ridiculous that we even need a video like this in the first place — we have a God-given right to defend ourselves and our loved ones, yet in today’s world we still have to worry about every single word being twisted or used against us. It’s frustrating, but unfortunately necessary wisdom for our protection. Have you ever thought about what you would say or do if you ever had to make that call? I never even thought about this, but now I'm keeping this knowledge in my back pocket.