By Rachel Marsden New revelations show that the Covid pandemic has allowed for governments and Big Tech to expand the surveillance-industrial complex that tightens the stateâs grip on thought and movement. A recent batch of Twitter internal documents released by… Read More ›
From deep-state election meddling to silent journalists, here are 10 scandals to track in the upcoming year. By Margot Cleveland | The Federalist The new year is upon us and with it a fresh start for more corruption. But 2023… Read More ›
By John & Nisha Whitehead | The Rutherford Institute The danger signs were everywhere in 2022. With every new law enacted by federal and state legislatures, every new ruling handed down by government courts, and every new military weapon, invasive… Read More ›
Maria Zeee Aman Jabbi has over 25 years’ experience working in Silicon Valley as an engineer primarily on camera technologies. He joins us to expose extremely alarming technologies being set up in Smart Cities, including street lights that can KILL,… Read More ›
By Peter Koenig | Global Research Excess mortality is reported from Norway â and all over the western world or Global North. Excesses never heard before. In the ranges of between 15% and 25%. In some countries even higher. Worrisome…. Read More ›
Maria Zeee Dr. Li-Meng Yan joins us to expose what is really happening in China and draw clear comparisons between the complete control the CCP has over Chinese citizens through systems that have been in place for years, and the… Read More ›
What the Rhine case reveals is the danger that a partnership between an equally politicized federal government and Big Tech presents to disfavored groups. By Margot Cleveland | The Federalist Google gave the feds the personal data of nearly 1,500… Read More ›
By Dr. Joseph Mercola | Mercola Story at-a-glance The G20, a group of 19 nations â including the U.S. â plus the European Union, recently held their annual business meeting (B20) in Bali, Indonesia, where they declared that a digital… Read More ›
Debunk Productions “State of control”, the control society is increasingly becoming a reality. What is the price of convenience? The CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) and the digital passport can make our lives easier and more efficient. But new international… Read More ›
By Thomas Germain | Gizmodo For all of Appleâs talk about how private your iPhone is, the company vacuums up a lot of data about you. iPhones do have a privacy setting that is supposed to turn off that tracking…. Read More ›
By Peter Koenig | Global Research What if we were really at the point where the arrow indicates on the bar-code cartoon below? Or, it could be much worse, we could already be just a tiny little speck on the… Read More ›
A voter analytics firm harvested data from millions of Americansâ cellphones during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns and used the data to assign phone users a âCOVID-19 decree violationâ score and a âCOVID-19 concernâ score, according to a whitepaper released by… Read More ›
The Hated One Social media is flooded with CIA propaganda disseminated by former spies. Their lies are dangerous and need to be dealt with. CIA now has a large social media presence with multi-million-follower accounts on Twitter, Instagram and Twitter…. Read More ›
Massive privacy concerns. By Didi Rankovic | Reclaim the Net Governments and financial institutions are increasingly warming to the idea of introducing Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) â central banksâ digital tokens, pegged to a countryâs fiat money, and controlled… Read More ›
We must be willing to say no, and even forgo certain technologies, when we see that the risks and costs outweigh the convenience they might provide. By Lori Weintz | Substack Opiate (noun) a drug that acts to block pain,… Read More ›
By Jordan Boyd | The Federalist After facing mounting pressure from Democrats and anti-gun activists, credit card giants Visa, Mastercard, and American Express all announced plans this week to single out their customersâ purchases at firearm stores. Using a new… Read More ›
That weâve forfeited this much control to a hostile foreign power is one of the most mind-boggling, slow-motion political blunders in modern history. Author Emily Jashinsky profile By Emily Jashinsky | The Federalist TikTok just unveiled an âElections Centerâ that… Read More ›
The David Knight Show The program was designed to catch kiddie porn (just go to a public library) but it ensnared the innocent and refused to back down. What will they look for next?
âThe ramifications of a government â any government â having this much unregulated, unaccountable power to target, track, round up and detain its citizens is beyond chilling,â John Whitehead, attorney and author told The Defender. By Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D. |… Read More ›
While the World Health Organization pushes ahead with plans to enact a new or revised international pandemic preparedness treaty, the World Bank and other organizations are advancing new vaccine passport regimes. By Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D. | The Defender The World… Read More ›
The Bowne Report Colorado U.S Representative Jason Crow recently warned at the Aspen Security Forum just what Infowars has been warning for well over a decade since Googleâs YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki founded the company 23 and me. Itâs a… Read More ›
The authors of a New York Universityâs Center for Human Rights and Global Justice report on digital identity systems warned of âsevere and potentially irreversibleâ human rights violations and argued for open debate âwith full transparency and involving all relevant… Read More ›
Facebook was started with CIA seed money. What the fuck did you expect? I’ve known this for well over a decade. Look up In-Q-Tel. All major mainstream social media platforms are intelligence agency run sandboxes…~TS The Jimmy Dore Show Facebook… Read More ›
By Jason Kelley and Matthew Guariglia | EFF Amazonâs Ring devices are not just personal security cameras. They are also police camerasâwhether you want them to be or not. The company now admits there are âemergencyâ instances when police can… Read More ›
The Hated One I canât trust anyone with my data. When I use a phone with a Google Account or Apple ID, these companies are by default going to be collect unique hardware identifiers, my location information and app usage… Read More ›
Despite the World Economic Forum severing ties with Russia, Moscow has shown little interest in deviating from Klaus Schwabâs Great Reset playbook. Will the growing split between East and West result in fundamentally different paths? By Riley Waggaman | Unlimted… Read More ›
