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Controversial FAA Bill Passes Senate, Promotes Digital IDs and Mobile Licenses, Facial Recognition Concerns Ignored

Controversial FAA Bill Passes Senate, Promotes Digital IDs and Mobile Licenses, Facial Recognition Concerns Ignored The US Senate has passed the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reauthorization act, which enjoyed bipartisan support, with an overwhelming majority (88-4). The legislation includes a push to introduce digital ID and digital or mobile driver’s licenses, and will be considered […]

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Academic Psychosis: ‘Epistemological Violence’

Academic Psychosis: ‘Epistemological Violence’ Of course, a lot, rather any one thing in particular, has gone off the rails within Western intelligentsia — which was once, a long time in the past now, the noble vanguard of the Renaissance and Enlightenment and the envy of the civilized world. So this isn’t anything like a holistic autopsy […]

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The JFK Assassination Chokeholds That Inescapably Prove There Was a Conspiracy

The JFK Assassination Chokeholds That Inescapably Prove There Was a Conspiracy A Book Review During my many years of teaching at different universities, nearly all my colleagues insisted that Lee Harvey Oswald alone assassinated President Kennedy, even while the general public questioned such a conclusion.  This disparity between gown and town always amused and informed me that […]

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Managing Chaos: Adventures in Alternative Media. Greg Guma

Managing Chaos: Adventures in Alternative Media. Greg Guma An eye-witness account that explores the unique, tumultuous history of Pacifica radio and alternative media in America. After an eclectic career, Greg Guma discusses the evolution of radio and television, the impacts of concentrated media ownership, the rise of the alternative press, his own work in Vermont — before […]

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An Urgent Matter

An Urgent Matter “If the government can suspend your rights anytime it deems something is a crisis, you don’t have rights. You have permissions.” — “Pismo” on “X” While our country sleepwalks through the deadly aftermath of the evil Covid-19 operation, the World Health Organization (WHO) puts the final touches on a nice bit of […]

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The Trouble With World Government

The Trouble With World Government Well, at least that’s one setback for world government. A court in Australia has told the government’s own eSafety Commission that Elon Musk is correct: One country cannot impose censorship on the world. The company X, formerly known as Twitter, must obey national law but not global law. Mr. Musk […]

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YouTube Removes 35,000 EU Videos for “Misinformation,” Enhances Content Censorship Ahead of 2024 Elections

YouTube Removes 35,000 EU Videos for “Misinformation,” Enhances Content Censorship Ahead of 2024 Elections If you’re tired of censorship and surveillance, join Reclaim The Net. YouTube has (“voluntarily” or otherwise) assumed the role of a private business entity that “supports elections.” Google’s video platform detailed in a blog post how this is supposed to play out, in this […]

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The sad farce of German “democracy”

The sad farce of German “democracy” To live in Germany in 2024 is to be lectured constantly about democracy. An endless parade of doubtful personalities – pundits, experts and a lot of very shrill women – appear on the television every night to tell you which parties are democratic, which people are democratic and therefore […]

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JFK, MLK, RFK: Three Murders Most Foul That Killed America’s Soul

JFK, MLK, RFK: Three Murders Most Foul That Killed America’s Soul As increasing numbers of people in the USA, also in the entire world, agonize over the never-ending, highly destructive wars of the USA, they also seek to trace the roots of where exactly things went so wrong and the US polity drifted towards its […]

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The Warrantless Surveillance Bill Renewal Is Even Broader Than Many Noticed

The Warrantless Surveillance Bill Renewal Is Even Broader Than Many Noticed The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA, amended in 2008), as a whole and its Section 702 in particular have been a “gift that keeps on giving” where all manner of controversies are concerned. In late April, it was time to once again reauthorize this legislation whose […]

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Shocking Headline of the Day: Germany to Re-Introduce Slavery

Shocking Headline of the Day: Germany to Re-Introduce Slavery Young Germans will have to choose between the Bundeswehr (military service) and unpaid social service work. Libertarians to a person, will call this slavery, because that is what it is. Germany to Re-Introduce Slavery Please consider the Eurointelligence headline story Germany to Re-Introduce Slavery The headline might […]

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Our Curious Propensity to Ignore New Evidence

Our Curious Propensity to Ignore New Evidence What is a “belief” anyway, and how does it get “there”? The word belief comes from the old Germanic root that also gives us love and it originally meant something (impersonal) we care about and trust strongly.  I would argue that beliefs are unique to the human brain, and that they are the […]

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Globalists Plot Worldwide Genocide Via WHO Pandemic Treaty

Globalists Plot Worldwide Genocide Via WHO Pandemic Treaty Introduction With all the trouble in today’s world, including the completely pointless American-instigated war in Ukraine, Israel’s loathsome genocidal onslaught against the Palestinians in Gaza, and militant U.S. threats to China over Taiwan, perhaps we should be asking whether the escalation in tensions threatening massive global conflict is […]

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Canada’s Online Harms Act Bill C-63: Life in Prison for Thought Criminals

Canada’s Online Harms Act Bill C-63: Life in Prison for Thought Criminals Bill C-63, otherwise known as the Online Harms Act, is the most dangerous piece of legislation ever foisted on Canadians, and possibly the most dangerous piece of legislation currently on the books anywhere in the world. The Online Harms Act is a counter-intel propaganda […]

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World’s Oldest Central Bank Keeps Sounding Alarm on Fragility of Cashless Economies. Are Other Central Banks Listening?

World’s Oldest Central Bank Keeps Sounding Alarm on Fragility of Cashless Economies. Are Other Central Banks Listening? At a time when the dominant narrative around cash is that its demise is all but inevitable, as well as broadly desirable, the 2024 payment report by Sweden’s Riksbank may offer a cautionary tale.  In October last year, […]

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