The divide and conquer agenda is still just as strong as it ever was, and it’s stopping us from reaching our true potential. Via The Free Thought Project In 1928 psychologist Dr. Edward Bernays authored his infamous book Propaganda. A seminal work exploring the usages of directed information campaigns to influence the ideas and behaviors of […]
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Despite the scaremongering of climate catastrophists using cherry picked data to propagate a narrative of global warming alarmism, official data continues to show no significant rises in global temperature. By Chris Morrison via The Daily Sceptic Further doubt has been cast on the widely-broadcast alarmist temperature claim that last year was the hottest since records […]
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By John Whitehead via The Rutherford Institute “In a closed society where everybody’s guilty, the only crime is getting caught.”—Hunter S. Thompson According to the FBI, you may be an anti-government extremist if you’ve: a) purchased a Bible or other religious materials, b) used terms like “MAGA” and “Trump,” c) shopped at Dick’s Sporting Goods, Cabela’s, […]
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By Benny Wills What happened to the Truth Movement? From 2004 – 2016, I felt like I was a part of something special. I was participating in an “awakening.” The world was changing. Consciousness was shifting. The hidden hand was being exposed and all secrets were being revealed! Right? Or maybe it was wishful thinking. […]
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Israel has been at war in Gaza for nearly four months and having failed to pull off any major military victories, it has turned its focus outwards, carrying out a number of military operations that are clearly designed to force a larger regional confrontation. Despite the evident danger posed by such an escalation, the US […]
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By Chris Morrison via Daily Sceptic The dramatic, if largely unpublicised, recovery in Arctic sea ice is continuing into the New Year. Despite the contestable claims of the ‘hottest year ever’ (and even hotter in 2024), Arctic sea ice on January 8th stood at its highest level in 21 years. Last December, the U.S.-based National Snow and […]
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By Chris Burt via Biometric Update Biometrics issues related to consent were a theme running through many of the most-read articles of the week on Biometric Update. Digi Yatra sign-ups and DNA research tainted by a lack of consent, like surreptitious searches of passport data with facial recognition by UK police, fuel popular anxieties about biometrics. […]
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Details included within Wednesday’s release of Epstein documents have reignited speculation of connections to Israeli intelligence. Via Zero Hedge Jeffrey Epstein, who reportedly had extensive surveillance cameras in every room of his properties in Manhattan and the Virgin Islands, was reportedly gathering intelligence on men from one of his “Jane Does” in order to “potentially blackmail them,” according […]
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A prostitution network spanning through Boston, DC, and Virginia has been uncovered in connection with foreign intelligence services. By Jamie White via Infowars Several high-end brothels and escort services operating in Washington, D.C., and Boston suburbs were an espionage “honeypot” operation conducted by foreign nations to blackmail U.S. officials, according to intelligence experts. The six […]
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As use of psychedelics for treatment of mental disorders continues to advance it offers promising new possibilities. By Shelly Fan via Singularity Hub Psychedelics made their mark this year—not as counterculture party drugs, but as a new paradigm in mental health therapy. In June, Australia became the first country to greenlight MDMA, popularly known as molly or […]
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Trump supporters continue to believe the former President is the only defense against rising techno-tyranny even as he makes it abundantly clear he is not a champion of individual liberty. By Derrick Broze via The Last American Vagabond On Tuesday a divided Colorado Supreme Court ruled former President Donald Trump ineligible for a spot on […]
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AI could make cities autonomous, but that doesn’t mean we should let it happen. By Federico Cugurullo via The Conversation You are walking back home. Suddenly the ground seems to open and a security drone emerges, blocking your way to verify your identity. This might sound far-fetched but it is based on an existing technology – a drone […]
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