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My New Book on Journalism, Exposing Corruption, and the Resulting Risks, Dangers and Societal Changes

My New Book on Journalism, Exposing Corruption, and the Resulting Risks, Dangers and Societal Changes On Mother’s Day in 2019, I obtained a massive archive of materials from Brazil’s most powerful officials. The reporting we did changed the country, and our lives. In 2015, I travelled to Sweden for an event with former Washington Post […]

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‘That’s Not Orwellian, THIS Is Orwellian’: Aussies Mulling ID For Access To Facebook, Twitter, Tinder

‘That’s Not Orwellian, THIS Is Orwellian’: Aussies Mulling ID For Access To Facebook, Twitter, Tinder The Australian government is mulling a proposal which would require citizens to provide at least two forms of identification if they want to use social media, under the guise of ‘battling online bullying and more easily report users to authorities. […]

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Five ways to loosen Big Tech’s grip on your life

Five ways to loosen Big Tech’s grip on your life I imagine there are countless people right now who feel a wide range of emotions when it comes to Big Tech companies. Anger. Disgust. Confusion. Fear. We’ve watched with exasperation as Google, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc. have systematically squashed intellectual dissent; their actions have been […]

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“Monetizing Privacy”: The Fed Fans Out, Touting the “Digital Dollar.” This Time, How Consumers Would Benefit

“Monetizing Privacy”: The Fed Fans Out, Touting the “Digital Dollar.” This Time, How Consumers Would Benefit But the problemita of pulling the rug out from under the entire banking system still needs to be addressed. “As cash use continues to decline, the question naturally arises as to whether central banks should provide a digital alternative […]

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Cashless World Signals a Global End to Privacy

Cashless World Signals a Global End to Privacy   Countries are moving to digital currencies at lightning speed. This is the future of money. Digital currencies will replace cash on an ASAP agenda. We are witnessing Europe, Canada, Asia, and even China all moving toward this new digital world for (1) total control, (2) taxes, […]

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Police And Fusion Centers Use Wi-Fiber Technology To Secretly Monitor Americans: Part 1

Police And Fusion Centers Use Wi-Fiber Technology To Secretly Monitor Americans: Part 1 A four year old video from Wi-Fiber Technology does not even come close to telling the whole story of how law enforcement and Fusion Centers can use this product to secretly monitor Americans. At approximately the 1 minute mark of the above video, Wi-Fiber […]

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Government Can Already Track You Without Apps

Government Can Already Track You Without Apps People have no idea that the government can already track your movement and can determine if you are a protestor or not. A company named Mobilewalla released a report titled, “George Floyd Protester Demographics: Insights Across 4 Major US Cities.” It produced 60 pie charts detailing what percent […]

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Your “Immunity Passport” Future Begins to Materialize As Airlines Call For Digital ID Tracking Systems

YOUR “IMMUNITY PASSPORT” FUTURE BEGINS TO MATERIALIZE AS AIRLINES CALL FOR DIGITAL ID TRACKING SYSTEMS THE WORLD’S LARGEST AIRLINE TRADE GROUP HAS CALLED FOR IMMUNITY PASSPORTS, THERMAL SCREENING, MASKS, AND PHYSICAL DISTANCING TO BE A PART OF THE INDUSTRY’S STRATEGY FOR RETURNING TO “NORMAL” OPERATIONS. The International Air Transport Association (IATA), which represents 299 airlines, […]

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Big Tech Is Turning Hospitals Into Real-Time Surveillance Centers

Big Tech Is Turning Hospitals Into Real-Time Surveillance Centers Recent events have come to light about hospital surveillance that should concern everyone. Big Tech is using the pandemic as an excuse to turn hospitals into mirror images of law enforcement’s real-time crime centers. When Google announced that they were donating 10,000 Nest cameras to hospitals, my jaw dropped. […]

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How the Shadow Government works: Privacy vs Secrecy

How the Shadow Government works: Privacy vs Secrecy (Global Intel Hub 4/14/2020 – Charlotte, NC – ) Now that we are all homebound only to rely on ‘official’ sources of information as to what’s going on, a deep dive into the shadow government is called for; what it is, and what role it plays in COVERT-19.  As […]

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World Is “Sleepwalking Into Surveillance State” As COVID-19 Crackdowns Escalate

World Is “Sleepwalking Into Surveillance State” As COVID-19 Crackdowns Escalate All across the world, starting with China, the COVID-19 pandemic has allowed for the proliferation of the surveillance state.  More than 100 rights groups are warning that governments and corporations are partnering as a collaborative force to employ big data and increase widespread surveillance that […]

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Police App Encourages People To Report Neighbors Who Violate Stay At Home Orders (UPDATED)

Police App Encourages People To Report Neighbors Who Violate Stay At Home Orders (UPDATED) How do you encourage people to turn against each other during the COVID-19 pandemic? The answer is not that complicated, especially if you live in the City of Bellevue, Washington. Four years ago, when the city created the MyBellvue app, it was […]

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How To Keep Your Personal And Financial Data Safe From The Government

How To Keep Your Personal And Financial Data Safe From The Government Psst! Eyes peeled because you’re in for a reality check. Your personal data is helping corporations make billions, keeping hackers in business, and giving your government all the tools it needs to better control you. Sounds harsh, we know it does. But it’s the […]

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Facial-Recognition Company That Worried Privacy Advocates Has Entire Client List Stolen

Facial-Recognition Company That Worried Privacy Advocates Has Entire Client List Stolen A Manhattan-based facial recognition company that uses artificial intelligence to collect data from unsuspecting social media users has reported that its entire client list has been stolen. The company, Clearview AI, has developed an app which allows anyone to snap a picture of someone which […]

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Chicago Police Are Using a Facial Recognition Program That Scans Billions of Facebook Photos

Chicago Police Are Using a Facial Recognition Program That Scans Billions of Facebook Photos The end of privacy as we know it?  (TMU) — Manhattan-based Clearview AI is collecting data from unsuspecting social media users and the Chicago Police Department (CPD) is using the controversial facial recognition tool to pinpoint the identity of unknown suspects, reads […]

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