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By Michael Snyder How much are you willing to sacrifice for “the future of the liberal world order”?  As you will see below, the Biden administration is trying to convince us that supporting the “liberal world order” is far more important than any short-term economic pain that we are experiencing right now.  So are you willing to pay ridiculously high gas prices for the foreseeable future and suffer through a very serious economic downturn in order to put pressure on Vladimir Putin and Russia?  Some Americans would be willing to do that, but most would not. On Friday, we learned that […]

By Tyler Durden Thousands of flights were delayed, and hundreds canceled Friday evening amid pilot and crew shortages, as industry experts warned of travel chaos this Independence Day holiday weekend. More than 7,800 flights were delayed within, into, or out of the US, and 586 canceled, according to FlightAware. As of Saturday morning at 0930 ET, 373 delays and 66 cancelations have already been reported, with the bulk of disruptions across airports in New York City and Washington–Baltimore metropolitan regions. Independence Day holiday weekend is one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Auto club AAA anticipates 3.5 million air travelers this holiday weekend as […]

By B.N. Frank Over the past 2+ years, government and medical agencies worldwide have spent countless hours studying COVID-19 and its variants.  During this time, there have been widely differing scientific opinions on preventing infection and reducing its spread (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).  Now doctors are suing Twitter for suspending their accounts due to statements they posted regarding the virus. From Children’s Health Defense: Twitter ‘Silenced’ Physicians Who Posted Truthful Information About COVID, Lawsuit Alleges Three physicians are suing Twitter, alleging the company violated its own terms of service and community standards when it suspended their accounts for posting […]

By Tyler Durden After threatening to do so for a couple months now, Russia has pulled the trigger on expanding the list of commodities for which it demands payment in rubles to now include grain exports, effective Friday per a government legal website. So now grain, sunflower oil and extracted meal are the next to follow the March decision to charge clients from “unfriendly” countries – including major customers in Europe – in rubles for natural gas instead of the normative dollars and euros. On top of this move, recently Agriculture Dmitry Patrushev announced that Russia’s agricultural products will go to […]

By Matt Agorist Since 2012, 19 states and Washington, DC have legalized marijuana for adults over the age of 21. In total, 38 states and DC have legalized medical marijuana — meaning that a majority of Americans have access to cannabis, whether medically or recreationally. There are just 12 states in the country left who outlaw cannabis entirely — and even they are fading fast. Currently, 144 million Americans live in states where recreational marijuana is legal and decriminalization measures are currently sweeping through all the other states where it is not. The war on weed is crumbling and the drug […]

By Matt Agorist Philadelphia, PA — Imagine for a moment, that your job is to prosecute those who dangerously drive drunk and cause harm to others. Now, imagine that you betrayed that job by dangerously driving drunk, crashing, and causing severe harm to others. Everyone would likely agree that such an egregious violation of one’s job description would lead to your immediate termination from said job. However, if you are Philadelphia Police Department Officer Gregory Campbell, that was not the case. For several weeks after causing grave harm and even death, Campbell kept his job. He would eventually be fired but […]

By B.N. Frank Despite ongoing issues reported about electric vehicles (EVs) over the years (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7), the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) received $7.5 billion to install 500,000 more EV stations.  Despite ongoing issues reported about “Smart Cities” over the years (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), the DOT has sponsored their creation.  Current Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigeg is a big fan too.  Now the DOT has $1B to address past harmful municipal projects.  Think the agency will try to incorporate more controversial and risky EV infrastructure and “Smart City” technology in […]

By Neenah Payne Stop Extradition of Julian Assange Now! explained that Julian Assange’s Extradition To US Formally Approved By UK Government reported on June 17 that, “Julian Assange’s fate has been sealed as UK Home Secretary Priti Patel has formally approved his extradition to the United States, following a years-long legal saga in which the WikiLeaks founder’s legal team has pursued every avenue of the courts and appeal to fight the US request. Held at London’s Belmarsh prison since his being taken out of the Ecuadoran embassy in April 2019, the 50-year-old Assange is now the closest he’s ever been to being handed […]

By Tyler Durden The busiest travel period of the year is underway as hundreds of flights are already delayed setting up for what could be a “perfect storm” of disruptions over the Independence Day holiday weekend. As of 1440 ET, FlightAware, a flight tracking company, reports 680 flights are delayed and 28 canceled. The number has been steadily increasing Friday as air travel demand soars amid pilot and crew shortages causing flight disruptions. Most of the delays are at airports across the Northeast, including New York City and Washington–Baltimore metropolitan regions. “We’re now going into the Independence Day Holiday weekend and […]

By Tyler Durden Chicago’s legendary crime has caused businesses to leave town amid the growing threat of violence. “We would do thousands of jobs a year in the city, but as we got robbed more, my people operating rollers and pavers we got robbed, our equipment would get stolen in broad daylight and there would usually be a gun involved, and it got expensive and it got dangerous,” said Gary Rabine, who pulled his road paving company out of the city after his crews were repeatedly robbed. Rabine told Fox News that the increased costs of security and insurance for “thousands” […]

By The Counter Signal UPDATE: Several protesters have clashed with Ottawa police on the eve of Canada Day right in front of the National War Memorial. Ottawa police have confirmed that four have been arrested. BREAKING: We have exclusive footage of Trudeau’s officers taking down protesters, picking them off one by one, and violently assaulting them. Trudeau is ruthless, and he is out for blood. pic.twitter.com/ttFHkt9QcP — Keean Bexte (@TheRealKeean) June 30, 2022 Video captured by Andy Lee shows one man attempting to get away from officers being wrestled to the ground by three who then proceeded to slam his head […]

By Derrick Broze As County Attorney David Leavitt loses his race, new reports implicate him in an ongoing federal investigation into human trafficking. What does this mean for the Utah County Sheriff’s inquiry into “ritualized sexual abuse?” Thirty days after announcing an investigation into “ritualized child sexual abuse,” the Utah County Sheriff’s Office continues to receive tips concerning organized sex rings and allegations of ritualistic rape and murder. The investigation was originally made public on May 31st with a press release stating the UCSO is working with multiple county and federal agencies investigating reports of ritualistic child sexual abuse as far […]

By Ken Macon Financial services provider Mastercard has earned one of three accreditations under Australia’s Trusted Digital Identity Framework (TDIF). The accreditation is a major step by the company which aims to be a TDIF accredited identity provider, exchange, and credential provider. The move is part of a big push to implement digital IDs. Related: World Economic Forum pushes digital ID system that will determine access to services The announcement was made by Mastercard’s VP of digital identity Matt Bourne via LinkedIn. “Last year, Mastercard announced that it had applied for accreditation under the [TDIF] in Australia for its digital identity service, […]

By Brandon Turbeville Who controls the food supply controls the people. Who controls the energy can control whole continues. Who controls money can control the whole world. – Henry Kissinger Around 1868, the Indian Wars had briefly paused and the soon to be butchered treaties remained in force. However, the US Federal government and private interests were well aware that the “Indian Question” and “problem of the savages” was still unanswered. In other words, the “problem of the savages” was that the savages still existed. Those “savages” had been beaten back for years by the US regular army but they were […]

By B.N. Frank For years, American tech insiders (aka “Silicon Valley Parents”) have taken significant measures to limit their own kids’ use and exposure to screens (see 1, 2).  Good for them since social media programs and other popular apps collect information on children and other users.  This is often referred to as “Surveillance Capitalism”. Creepy, right?  Additionally, research continues to indicate that kids use of social media (see 1, 2) as well as their use of screens in general is having other negative impacts on their health and safety.  Earlier this year, a law was proposed in Minnesota to protect […]

By The Corbett Report Welcome to New World Next Week – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week: Story #1: Japan PM Seeks Major Upgrade of NATO Partnership After Russia’s War https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2022/06/1afab21e49ae-japan-to-join-nato-summit-for-1st-time-as-china-challenge-looms.html PDF: Eurovision Was Created By NATO https://twitter.com/mediamonarchy/status/740192505413541889 Interview 548 – Rick Rozoff on NATO’s Expansion https://www.corbettreport.com/interview-548-rick-rozoff-on-natos-expansion/ NATO 2022 – Strategic concept https://www.nato.int/strategic-concept/ Nato Leaders Say China Is ‘Systemic Challenge to Euro-Atlantic Security’ https://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/3183564/nato-leaders-say-china-systemic-challenge-euro-atlantic-security NATO Expansionist Agenda a Threat to Global Security, a US Tool to Control EU and Enhance Hegemonic Manipulation Capacity […]

By Matt Agorist This week the California Attorney General announced new and updated firearms data available through the California Department of Justice (DOJ)’s 2022 Firearms Dashboard Portal — in a move they claim will “improve transparency.” In reality, however, the AG simply doxed thousands of the state’s law-abiding gun owners and concealed carry permit holders. On Monday, the California Department of Justice launched its 2022 Firearms Dashboard Portal. The portal features a robust collection of data on the state’s gun purchases as well as concealed carry license holders. “Transparency is key to increasing public trust between law enforcement and the communities we serve,” said […]

By Tyler Durden Churches across the US are working with homeless charities to construct tiny-home communities amid one of the worst housing affordability crises ever. AP News says churches are using spare land to build tiny home communities to accommodate the homeless. On vacant plots near their parking lots and steepled sanctuaries, congregations are building everything from fixed and fully contained micro homes to petite, moveable cabins, and several other styles of small-footprint dwellings in between. Church leaders are not just trying to be more neighborly. The drive to provide shelter is rooted in their beliefs — they must care for the […]

By B.N. Frank This isn’t the first time the popular and controversial TikTok app is making headlines.  In 2021, researchers started studying TikTok videos to see if there was a possible link between watching them and an increase in tics, Tourette Syndrome, and other movement disorders in teenagers.  In 2020, American legislators including then President Trump asked that TikTok be banned because it compromised national security.  More recently a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) commissioner has asked Google and Apple to stop offering the app completely. From RCR Wireless: FCC commissioner calls on Google, Apple to remove TikTok from app stores By […]

By Tyler Durden At the same time as it give the Biden admin a token victory by overturning Trump’s “remain in Mexico” rule, the US Supreme Court also struck a major blow to Biden’s fight against climate change, when in a landmark ruling the SCOTUS also curbed the ability of America’s top environmental regulator to limit greenhouse gas emissions, siding with coal miners and Republican-led states. In a majority opinion authored by chief justice John Roberts, the justices ruled that in the latest example of Democratic overreach, the Environmental Protection Agency was not specifically authorized by Congress to reduce carbon emissions […]

By Tyler Durden South African state power utility Eskom has been hit with labor unrest contributing to widespread blackouts after ten generation units went offline. Reuters says Eskom is facing “Stage 6” power cuts that mean most South Africans will experience six hours without power, beginning Tuesday night, one of the worst power crises since 2019. “Three of the 10 generation units that had tripped during the night have been returned to service. This, however, is still insufficient to stave off the implementation of Stage 6 load-shedding,” Eskom said in a statement. Blackouts were caused primarily by “unlawful and unprotected labor action, which […]

By Keean Bexte While meeting with other G7 leaders in Elmaue, Germany, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged to give over $350 million more to help Ukraine fend off Russia’s invasion. A press release on the funding reveals that Canada will be paying out $200 million through its International Monetary Fund Administered Account to give Ukraine more flexibility on how to use the funds. “Canada has already offered a $1 billion loan to Ukraine through the AA announced in Budget 2022 has already been disbursed. Canada has also fully disbursed a $500 million bilateral sovereign loan to Ukraine,” the press release said. Trudeau also […]

June 29, 2022 By Keean Bexte In a breathtaking admission, the RCMP say they’ve secretly used spyware on Canadians’ devices to get audio and visual recordings of Canadians without their knowledge. According to Politico, the RCMP claim they only use such spyware in the most “serious cases,” such as when there are national security concerns. However, this is the first time the RCMP has openly admitted that they infiltrate mobile devices to collect data, despite having access to the technology for years. Their admission came after a Conservative MP questioned what government programs are used to gather data on Canadians last week. “This […]

By Birsen Filip Governments, corporations, and elites have always been fearful of the power of a free press, because it is capable of exposing their lies, destroying their carefully crafted images, and undermining their authority. In recent years, alternative journalism has been growing and more people are relying on social media platforms as sources of news and information. In response, the corporate state, digital conglomerates, and the mainstream media have been increasingly supportive of the silencing and censoring of alternative media outlets and voices that challenge the official narrative on most issues. At the recent World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, […]

By Tyler Durden The Biden administration’s cunning plan to garnish billions in taxes from crypto has reportedly hit a wall. The provision in the US infrastructure bill signed into law in November, which will require financial institutions and crypto brokers to report additional information, could reportedly be delayed. Bloomberg reports, according to people familiar with the matter, that the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service are likely to push off a January 2023 date for the firms to begin tracking data such as customers’ capital gains and losses. Once rules are in place, exchanges and brokerages will have to send […]

By Michael Snyder If countries in Europe are already beginning to ration certain things due to “supply problems”, how long will it be before it starts happening in the United States?  Up until the past couple of years, many of us in the Western world always considered shortages to be something that only “unsophisticated” poor countries on the other side of the planet had to deal with.  But the last couple of years have shown us that painful shortages can happen to wealthy countries in the western world too.  At first we were told that they were “just temporary”, but the […]

By Mac Slavo Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that the BRICS countries will be establishing a new global reserve currency to replace the United States’ dollar. If successful, this move has the potential to collapse the U.S. economy and society. The United States dollar, a fiat currency Ponzi scheme that has ruled the world for far too long, is on its last legs. While that’s a good thing, what’s coming next to replace will be nothing less than a permanent slave state controlled by a central bank digital currency (CBDC). And at the same time, Putin, speaking at the recent […]

By Freddie Ponton For those who were able to read my last article entitled, “One Health – Globalist Path to a One World Order”, where I challenged the reader with the gigantic task of unpacking the United Nations quadripartite primer for the Fourth Industrial Revolution known as One Health, you may already be cognizant of the next important task – that of deconstructing the official narrative currently being used to support the climate change doomsday scenarios which globalist institutions claim are somehow impacting global health, and your well-being. This is certainly what climate alarmists would have you believe, but this environmental […]

June 29, 2022 By The Corbett Report As concerned parents know all too well, the revolution of the mind is an intergenerational project. It is more important than ever that we take back the responsibility of educating our children about history and about the way the world really works. There are many tools we can use to help us in that task, and today Connor Boyack introduces us to another one: a Tuttle Twins story-based American history textbook called America’s History: A Tuttle Twins Series of Stories. SHOW NOTES Teaching Children About Liberty – #SolutionsWatch America’s History: A Tuttle Twins Series […]

By Tyler Durden Residents across San Diego on Monday night reported mysterious lights in the night sky. The unidentifiable lights were spotted south of downtown San Diego. A flood of Twitter users posted pictures and videos of “weird lights” above San Diego. The bizarre footage showed three to six glowing balls of fire hovering in the night sky. Residents across San Diego, parts of Mexico, and even San Clemente reported seeing fireballs over the ocean. Did anybody see these lights in the sky ?? San Diego area👀 pic.twitter.com/fmmBONJyPW — Vanessa💕 (@VanessaaJazmin) June 28, 2022 There are some wild lights floating over […]

By B.N. Frank Not all wireless “Smart” watches are actually “Fitbits”.  That’s a good thing because actual Fitbit watches have been recalled for burning users.  In fact, this happened again just a few months ago (see 1, 2).  Additionally, a burn hazard lawsuit was filed alleging “the same defect exists throughout all” Fitbit products!  Yikes!!! Fitbits have also been associated with various other health issues as well as major privacy issues (as have other “Smart” watches).  Of course those aren’t the only reasons a company may want to refrain right now from describing its new product as a “Fitbit”.  But I […]

By Tyler Durden US consumer sentiment and confidence have deteriorated for households amid slowing economic growth and persistently high inflation that suggests stagflation. A new study lends credibility to the current souring macroeconomic backdrop of high inflation and shortages, altering consumer lifestyles, behavior changes, and expectations, all of which show “Bidenomics” could be one greatest failures since the Carter administration of 1977-1981. Provident Bank, based in New Jersey, found that 83% of respondents slashed personal spending due to soaring prices of food and gasoline, with 23% indicating they had to make “drastic changes” to their spending for financial survival.  According to […]

By B.N. Frank Recently a court ordered the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reassess glysophate (ingredient used in Roundup weedkiller) health risks.  Of course, in 2021 the agency was exposed for possibly being aware of a probable link between glysophate and Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma for years.  D’oh! Additionally, despite the manufacturer’s ongoing attempts to fight lawsuits, Roundup victims are still winning them (see 1, 2, 3, 4) and there will likely be more since the controversial product is still being sold in stores. From The New Ledge: Supreme Court again rejects Bayer bid for review of Roundup loss Carey Gillam The U.S. […]

By Keean Bexte Ottawa police have sworn to monitor speech and gestures on Canada Day, adding that they will “actively respond to” anything deemed offensive. While speaking at a Canada Day planning update meeting, interim OPS chief Steve Bell responded to a question regarding potentially offensive speech (speech deemed homophobic, misogynistic, or potentially racist), saying that no such speech would be tolerated. “I think the easiest way to answer that is just with a no,” said Bell, adding that Ottawa police will “actively respond to” and investigate hate or bias crime incidents, intimidation or threats, reports the Ottawa Citizen. In an email to […]

By Marie Hawthorne While American supermarkets have been experiencing shortages and prices have been rising, so far, we haven’t truly seen food rationing. We’ve been rationing infant formula, but that’s about it.   European countries, however, cannot say the same. German supermarkets Aldi, Lidl, and Rewe have been limiting sales of items such as bread, pasta, and cooking oil to “normal household quantities” to prevent hoarding. There are very real problems at every step of the chain between the fields and the homes of consumers, no question. Are they bad enough yet that it warrants rationing? Let’s think about this a little […]

By Paul Joseph Watson “Fact checkers” are demanding that YouTube censor more videos for “misinformation,” with one of the reasons being that no one is watching their content. Well, this is awkward. The censorship demand was made during the GlobalFact 9, a fact-checking conference organized by the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN). “As an international network of fact-checking organizations, we monitor how lies spread online — and every day, we see that YouTube is one of the major conduits of online disinformation and misinformation worldwide. This is a significant concern among our global fact-checking community,” the IFCN previously wrote in a letter […]

By Janet Phelan (First of all, so there is no confusion, this article does not deal with the merits of being either pro-choice or pro-life, as far as the abortion issue goes. The intent here is to dissect some implications of the focus on the rights of the unborn, given that we live in what appears to be a profoundly pro-death culture.) Following the overturning of Roe vs. Wade by the US Supreme Court, the reaction was predictably divided. One Facebook post by reporter Terri LaPoint seems to reflect a certain mindset, announcing that “I KNEW this day would come! This […]

By Tyler Durden As the Federal Reserve attempts to crush aggregate demand through the most aggressive monetary tightening policies in decades to cool red-hot inflation, California Governor Gavin Newsom has come up with the brilliant idea to stoke even more demand through a new round of stimulus checks. “Millions of Californians will be receiving up to $1,050 as part of a NEW middle-class tax rebate.  “That’s more money in your pocket to help you fill your gas tank and put food on the table,” Newsom tweeted Sunday night.  NEW: Millions of Californians will be receiving up to $1,050 as part of a NEW middle […]

By Meri Baghdasaryan While encryption has been under attack in recent days, it’s still essential for private and secure electronic communications, especially for human rights defenders and journalists. EFF and our partners recently argued for the essentiality of encryption in a case before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). In Telegram Messenger LLP and Telegram Messenger Inc. v. Russia, the company behind the popular messaging app Telegram refused to hand over confidential private user information to the Russian Federal Security Service. A Russian court subsequently convicted, fined, and briefly blocked internet access to Telegram. Following those actions, Telegram asked the […]

By Derrick Broze Premieres at 7 pm Central on all our social media channels! Derrick Broze breaks down the sentencing of Ghislaine Maxwell and what comes next for The Epstein Network and their financiers The Mega Group. Find Derrick’s previous work on Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and the Mega Group: https://theconsciousresistance.com/the-epstein-network/ The Conscious Resistance Network is an independent media organization focused on empowering individuals through education, philosophy, health, and community organizing. We work to create a world where corporate and state power does not rule over the lives of free human beings. The Conscious Resistance Network can be found here:https://www.theconsciousresistance.com Enjoy […]

By B.N. Frank Virtual barriers may sound great in theory.  However, everything operating wirelessly is vulnerable to hacking (see 1, 2, 3, 4) and also emitting biological and environmentally harmful radiation, not to mention privacy concerns for Americans. Nevertheless, they are still being considered in Arizona for protecting the state’s borders and critical infrastructure. From Gov Tech: Arizona’s $335 Million Border Wall Likely to Be Virtual A “virtual wall” could include motion sensors, infrared cameras, mobile towers and aerial drones, which is the type of surveillance technology already being used by the Border Patrol and other law enforcement. Danyelle Khmara, The […]

By Matt Agorist Today in Manhattan federal court Ghislaine Maxwell will learn her fate and see how much of the rest of her life she will spend in prison. Prosecutors for the Southern District of New York are pushing U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan to lock up Maxwell for 30 to 55 years, calling her crimes “monstrous” and saying she played an “instrumental role in the horrific sexual abuse of multiple young teenage girls.” However, Nathan has already quietly decided to reduce her sentence by ten years. In April, Nathan knocked ten years off of Maxwell’s maximum sentence and upgraded her […]

By Thomas Lambert Ghislaine Maxwell has just been sentenced to 20 years in prison for aiding infamous pedophile and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. At 60 years old, this means that it’s entirely possible that Maxwell could die while in prison. However, according to the New York Times, federal prosecutors in Manhattan had asked that Maxwell be imprisoned for up to a decade longer. “Judge Nathan, while preparing to deliver her sentence, said that ‘Ms. Maxwell directly and repeatedly and over the course of many years participated in a horrific scheme’ to traffic and abuse girls,” reports the NYT. “The judge added that […]

With a recession looming over the average American, the group to blame is pretty obvious, this group being the central bankers at the Federal Reserve, who inflate the supply of currency in the system, that currency being the dollar. This is what inflation is, the expansion of the money supply either through the printing press or adding zeros to a computer screen. It has gotten so bad that in the last twenty-two months, 80 percent of all US dollars in existence have been printed, from $4 trillion in January 2020, to $20 trillion in October 2021. This is always how recessions start: […]

By Mac Slavo Because Germany is still refusing to pay for Russian natural gas imports in rubles as requested, the country now faces long-term supply shortages that threaten to cripple its economy. Germany has now implemented “stage two” of its emergency gas plan. Germany’s emergency gas plan has three stages, and the country seems to be advancing rather rapidly through them as consequences of Western sanctions on Russia begin to manifest. It is all fun and games to talk a big game against Russia until you start to run out of your economy’s lifeblood. Economy Minister Robert Habeck announced that Germany […]

By Ken Macon Facebook is blocking links to the official class action claims page for a lawsuit settlement for users affected by privacy concerns. The page helps users receive their payout from Facebook and Facebook is marketing the page as “spam” or “abusive,” which prevents people from learning about how to claim. “If you are a person who, between April 22, 2010, and September 26, 2011, inclusive, were a Facebook User in the United States who visited non-Facebook websites that displayed the Facebook Like button, you may be eligible for a payment from a Class Action Settlement,” the website reads. Reclaim The […]

By Michael Snyder The head of the United Nations just warned that we are heading into an “unprecedented global hunger crisis”, and people are already dropping dead of starvation in Africa.  For months I have been documenting the signs that severe food shortages were on the way, and now they have begun.  Of course there are many reasons why we are facing such a dire situation.  Weather patterns have gone completely haywire all over the planet, the COVID pandemic has played havoc with global supply chains, and the war in Ukraine is greatly restricting the flow of agricultural resources out of […]

By B.N. Frank Collecting individuals’ personal data (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), images (see 1, 2, 3, 4), and “voiceprints” (see 1, 2) to analyze and sometimes sell and/or share with 3rd parties is often referred to as “Surveillance Capitalism”.  Children (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) and even American medical patients are included in this increasingly popular practice.  Even the American government buys cell phone location data.  Due to growing American opposition to this, lawmakers have requested that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigate mobile tracking by Apple and Google. From […]

By The Conscious Resistance Beginning Monday July 4th at 3 pm Central, Derrick Broze will be hosting daily breakdowns of the 9 chapters of his book The Holistic Self-Assessment! In 2018 Derrick published his 4th book, The Holistic Self-Assessment, a self-empowerment guide to help individuals align their thoughts, words, and actions. “It’s a tool I have used to help me achieve my goals. More specifically, the HSA is based on the process I took myself through while in prison between 2005 and 2008,” Derrick says. Every chapter of the HSA begins with a simple question and ends with a simple exercise. […]

By Tyler Durden A broke and extremely cash-strapped Sri Lanka halted all fuel sales except for essential services in a desperate attempt to manage a severe fuel shortage — allowing the government to buy some time and send two government officials to Russia to negotiate a fuel deal. “From midnight today, no fuel will be sold except for essential services like the health sector, because we want to conserve the little reserves we have,” government spokesman Bandula Gunawardana said in a pre-recorded statement, obtained by AFP News. The Sri Lankan government announced only essential services would operate and be allowed access to […]

By Tyler Durden While airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) blame each other for soaring flight delays and cancellations that have made traveling across the country a living nightmare, flight disruptions show no signs of abating as the situation worsens ahead of the July Fourth holiday weekend when travel demand will increase. On Sunday, 6,700 flights were delayed, and nearly 900 were canceled across the US, according to data from FlightAware. Flight disruptions were particularly disruptive over the Juneteenth and Father’s Day weekend when tens of thousands of flights were delayed or canceled — forcing many to sleep in airports for […]

By Tyler Durden “In the UK, the price level for goods other than energy and food has risen by 8 per cent over the past two years,” FT writes of soaring prices at a moment of the West’s no holds barred push to ‘punish’ Russia over the Ukraine invasion. Inflation in the county has hit a new 40-year high of 9.1% as of last week. To nobody’s shock or surprise, and in a message that echoes previous statements from Biden, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said while attending the G7 summit in Germany it’s a price “worth paying.” “In terms of staying […]

By Clint Siegner Russia is the world’s second largest producer of gold. When the London Bullion Market Association delisted Russian gold refiners in March, many expected the move would push gold prices higher. Instead, the gold price has fallen roughly $100/oz. Over the weekend, leaders of the G-7 nations announced formal sanctions on the import of gold from Russia. That move is expected to be largely symbolic because the LBMA and Western refiners, many of which are located in Switzerland, volunteered to ban imports shortly after the war began. There is some question as to how effective the self-imposed restrictions were […]

By Cindy Harper Canada’s controversial Bill C-11, which will give the Government’s media watchdog the authority to regulate online content, passed the House after its third reading. As it heads to the Senate, some Canadian YouTubers have said they will leave the country if it passes, to protect their career. The bill is an update to the Broadcasting Act and it would give the Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) the power to regulate online content, both commercial and user-generated. The government’s idea is to force streaming platforms to prioritize mainstream Canadian content. Critics of the bill argue that it is an […]

By Matt Agorist May of 2022 was a tragically bloody month that will forever be burned into the memories of Americans. In Uvalde, Texas and Buffalo, New York, two different psychopath cowards sought out unarmed children and adults and slaughtered them in cold blood. Instead of trying to understand what causes someone to want to harm innocent people, the state responded with reactionary measures to limit the rights of law-abiding citizens. New York led the way with tyrannical bills that outlawed passive resistance to bullets with a body armor ban. The feds then followed suit with a bipartisan bill to remove […]

By Tyler Durden President Biden and G7 leaders pledged $600bln to a new global infrastructure project for emerging market economies to counter the Chinese regime’s Belt and Road initiative. G-7 leaders from the US, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the European Union gathered at a summit in Bavaria, Germany, on Sunday and unveiled the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGII) that will “will deliver game-changing projects to close the infrastructure gap in developing countries, strengthen the global economy and supply chains, and advance U.S. national security,” a White House press release read. During the summit, Biden said the U.S. would deploy $200 billion in […]

As the Utah primary draws near, the investigation into “ritualized child sexual abuse” has garnered more than 120 tips related to claims of ritualistic sex rings. Let’s examine the history of these allegations in Utah. In the nearly 4 weeks since the Utah County Sheriff’s Office announced an investigation into allegations of “ritualized child sexual abuse” in three Utah counties, they have received more than 120 tips in the form of phone calls, texts, and emails. UCSO Public Information Officer Sgt. Spencer Cannon told the Salt Lake Tribune that the office has “pulled in” sergeants with experience in sex assault cases […]

Europe is marching to the same Great Reset drum as America: restriction of energy will drive the economy into a downward spiral that will be almost impossible to stop once it is in motion. Next to China, the EU is the poster child of Technocracy, run by unelected and unaccountable Technocrats. — Technocracy News & Trends Editor Patrick Wood By: Peter Caddle via Breitbart Despite the fact the bloc is wrestling with a crippling energy crisis, the EU has passed legislation putting further curbs on carbon emissions. Having initially failed to pass the European parliament two weeks ago in part thanks […]

By Patrick Mcfarlane In 1998, President Jimmy Carter’s National Security Advisor Zbiegnew Brzezinski told Le Nouvel Observateur that the CIA “knowingly increased the probability” that the Russians would invade Afghanistan by covertly supporting the Mujahideen before the Soviet invasion. Later in that same interview, Brzezinski claims that this covert intervention caused the end of the Soviet Union: Brzezinski: Regret what? That secret operation was an excellent idea. It had the effect of drawing the Russians into the Afghan trap and you want me to regret it? The day that the Soviets officially crossed the border, I wrote to President Carter, essentially: “We now […]

By Hannah Cox This week, the US Senate began debate on a bipartisan gun control package supporters have labeled a “compromise” bill. Earlier this month, Democrats announced they had obtained enough Republican support for legislation to get it out of the Senate. (Though the House has an easy Democrat majority, much of the left’s agenda has stalled under President Joe Biden due to a very slim majority in the Senate that requires the support of at least 10 Republican Senators to overcome a filibuster.) The gun control package includes several items: Incentives for states to pass red flag laws, a crackdown […]

By Tyler Durden A tidal wave of evictions could be ahead. More than eight million Americans are behind on rent payments, and the CDC’s series of eviction moratoriums has long since expired. In other words, the government safety net to keep people off the streets is gone. With no federal eviction moratorium in place, 8.4 million Americans, or about 15% of all renters, who are behind on rent, are at risk of being evicted. The new figures were part of a Census Bureau survey conducted between June 1 to June 13 of households and was first reported by Bloomberg. The survey found […]

By B.N. Frank Despite accuracy risks and privacy concerns, a growing number of American police departments are using various technologies to investigate crimes.  This includes facial recognition software (see 1, 2, 3), license plate readers, “Smart” streetlights, ShotSpotter and other surveillance tech (see 1, 2).  Amazon Ring Doorbells are increasing in popularity too. From Gov Tech: Neighbors App Usage Grows Among Police, Fire Departments The app, developed by Amazon subsidiary Ring, allows departments to view and share information with users. More than 2,700 departments are using the service around the country as of mid-June 2022. Andrew Adams Illinois leads the nation […]

By B.N. Frank Over the years there has been increasing opposition worldwide to government agencies and private companies launching rockets, satellites, and similar vehicles.  In addition to dangers associated with increasing space junk levels (see 1, 2), research has determined that there are significant biological and environmental risks associated with these launches.  Earlier this week, Global Network published a 14-minute video jam-packed with facts and footage of why everyone should be deeply concerned about this.  Will Lockett wrote a compelling article as well that was published on Medium.  Nevertheless, the space race seems to only be speeding up and leading the […]

By B.N. Frank Opposition to wind turbines and farms will likely increase in the U.S. and worldwide until significant biological, environmental, and safety issues associated with them are resolved (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8).  Regardless, the Biden Administration and other proponents seem only interested speeding up deployment and activation. From Daily Energy Insider: Biden administration launches federal-state offshore wind partnership by Dave Kovaleski The Biden administration has created the Federal-State Offshore Wind Implementation Partnership – a forum that will work to develop an offshore wind supply chain roadmap. The partnership will be led by the U.S. Department […]

By Tyler Durden Up to 40,000 Army National Guard troops – around 13% of the force – could be fired for not getting the mandated COVID-19 vaccine (which has limited efficacy against Omicron, doesn’t stop transmission, has been linked to elevated heart problems, and has been mandated for a healthy demographic that rarely dies of the disease). Guard soldiers have until Thursday to get the jab, according to the Associated Press, which notes that between 20% and 30% of Guard soldiers in six states remain unvaccinated. “We’re going to give every soldier every opportunity to get vaccinated and continue their military […]

By Tyler Durden On average, European Union countries had a gross government debt of roughly 88 percent of GDP in 2021. However, as Statista’s Katharina Buchholz details below, this average disguises real differences between EU countries. Whereas Greece had a government debt of 193 percent last year, Estonia came last in the ranking with a debt of only 18 percent in GDP equivalent. You will find more infographics at Statista The high Greek debt is well known, but a number of other countries have also piled on debt that is higher than their own GDP. Italian debt, for example, is significant, at 151 percent of GDP. Portugal, in third […]

By Tyler Durden Last week, Transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg warned airlines that they faced federal government action—presumably including fines—over mounting flight cancellations and delays. While pilot shortages won’t be quickly resolved, Buttigieg urged airlines to hire more customer service representatives to help customers rebook when things go wrong. On Friday, the airline industry group Airlines for America (A4A) turned the tables, saying the Federal Aviation Administration’s own understaffing is “crippling” East Coast air traffic. The group’s members include American Airlines, Delta, United, Southwest, JetBlue and Alaska Airlines as well as shippers FedEx and UPS. “One of our A4A member carriers estimates that air […]

By Matt Agorist Washington, LA — In the land of the free, if law enforcement witnesses you driving your personally owned vehicle with dark window tint or without your seatbelt on, they will pull you over and issue a citation, otherwise known as extortion. If you refuse to acknowledge this extortion, or attempt to resist it, you will be kidnapped and caged. If you refuse to be kidnapped and caged, you can and will have violence brought upon you, and can and will be killed. The Free Thought Project has reported on numerous traffic citations over the years, which started over […]

By B.N. Frank In 2021 the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was exposed for possibly being aware for years of a probable link between glyphosate (ingredient used in Roundup weedkiller) and Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.  Roundup victims have won lawsuits against the manufacturer and there will likely be more (see 1, 2, 3, 4).  Nevertheless, the EPA has continued to defend its decision that the ingredient is safe and Roundup continues to be sold in stores.  Thanks to the petitioners who took legal action, the EPA must now re-evaluate glyphosate’s risks. From Sustainable Pulse: US Appeals Court Forces EPA to Reassess Glyphosate on Health […]

By Tyler Durden Just as the G7 was underway for its first day of meetings on Sunday in the five-star hotel Schloss Elmau in the Bavarian Alps of Germany, Russia’s military pounded Kiev with a series of missile attacks, which President Joe Biden – who is attending in person – condemned as “more of their barbarism.” Biden was asked by reporters whether he views the relatively rare Russian strikes on Ukraine’s capital as deliberately timed due to the summit, which he didn’t answer. Ukrainian officials say one person died and six were injured as a result of the attack. “We have to […]

By Tyler Durden It probably does not come as much of a surprise to most people today, but it is now confirmed by the mainstream media’s own surveys – they are rapidly losing their audience and their influence. The Reuters Institute For The Study Of Journalism runs a yearly project designed to gauge public perceptions of media, specifically corporate media, and how much trust the MSM has garnered.  Spoiler Alert:  they haven’t garnered any.  In fact, over the course of the past two years establishment journalists have alienated a large portion of the general public. The latest survey finds that globally, […]

By B.N. Frank So far, for the most part, 5G service has received bad reviews (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), including being described as a “complete hot mess.”  Additionally, opposition to 5G is worldwide due to various significant safety issues associated with it.  In fact, since 2017 doctors and scientists have asked for 5G moratoriums on Earth and in space (see 1, 2) and the majority of scientists oppose deployment.  Since 2018 there have been reports of people and animals experiencing symptoms and illnesses after it was activated (see 1, 2. 3, 4, 5).  Some researchers have […]

By B.N. Frank Opposition to 5G is worldwide due to various significant safety issues associated with it.  This has limited, slowed, and/or stopped deployment in some locations, including near U.S. airports due to unresolved aviation risks associated with activation. From CNBC: Verizon, AT&T agree to delay some 5G deployment until mid-2023 Key Points The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday that Verizon and AT&T have voluntarily agreed to delay some C-Band 5G usage until July 2023 as air carriers work to retrofit airplanes to ensure they will not face interference. Concerns that the 5G service could interfere with airplane altimeters led to disruptions […]

By Paul Joseph Watson USA Today, which is used as a “fact checker” by social media platforms, was forced to delete 23 articles from its website after an investigation found one of its reporters had fabricated sources. Well, this is awkward. The news outlet has an entire section of its website dedicated to “fact checking” and is used by Facebook to “fact check” stories published by other outlets, downranking them in algorithms in a form of soft censorship. However, it appears as though USA Today should have devoted more resources to fact checking itself before publishing articles by its own staff. […]

By Mike Campbell Officials in France banned people from attending concerts, outdoor gatherings, and events due to safety concerns over a heatwave. “Everyone now faces a health risk,” official Fabienne Buccio told France Bleu radio, after announcing the regional restrictions around Bordeaux. JUST IN – France has started to ban outdoor events due to heat. — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) June 17, 2022 So France is apparently banning outdoor events from the heat. Are we about to start the Climate change lockdown chapter now? — Abigail Jordyn 🇨🇦 (@AbigailJordynnn) June 17, 2022 Outdoor events – including, ironically, annual ‘Resistance’ celebrations – are banned until the […]

By Emily Thompson America has an incarceration problem and some experts believe it begins at the root of the criminal justice system and extends all the way to the personal biases of police officers, court employees, detention facility staff and parole boards. Systemic racism at government levels is also said to directly contribute to the problem. The question is how can it be solved? It is impossible to discuss criminal justice reform in America without discussing the problems within the criminal justice system. Today, approximately 1.2 million Americans are incarcerated. Despite making up only 5% of the world population, America has […]

By Alex Schwerha The University of Houston settled in a free speech case that accused its harrassment policy of being ‘overbroad’ and used to stifle speech on campus. The university will pay Speech First $30,000 in fees. The University of Houston settled a lawsuit brought by the non-profit organization Speech First that accused the school’s harassment policy of having “unconstitutionally chilled student speech” due to its “overbroad” interpretation. “This is a huge win for the First Amendment,” said Speech First Executive Director Cherise Trump in a press release. “It sends a message a message to the University of Houston and other […]

By Stefan Gleason The explosion in retail demand for gold has made headlines, but retail investors aren’t the only ones steadily stockpiling the yellow metal. Central banks around the world are stockpiling gold in a big way – and appear poised to do so even more. According to a recent central bank survey conducted by the World Gold Council, gold remains a favorable reserve asset globally. Central banks buy and hold gold for many of the same reasons that retail investors do. They want to diversify their reserves and hold liquid assets that, ideally, retain purchasing power over time. Amid recent […]

By Brandon Smith In my 16 years as an alternative economist and political writer I have spent around half that time warning that the ultimate outcome of the Federal Reserve’s stimulus model would be a stagflationary collapse. Not a deflationary collapse, or an inflationary collapse, but a stagflationary collapse. The reasons for this were very specific – mass debt creation was being countered with MORE debt creation while many central banks have been simultaneously devaluing their currencies through QE measures. On top of that, the US is in the unique position of relying on the world reserve status of the dollar […]

By Tyler Durden Tens of thousands of railway workers are preparing to strike across Britain and may cause transportation chaos next week as they demand higher wages amid the worst inflation in four decades. Financial Times reports that 40,000 workers across Network Rail Limited, the owner and infrastructure manager of most of the railway networks in the UK, and 13 train operating companies, will strike next week for higher pay and against job cuts in one of the most significant strikes to hit UK railways in three decades. Transportation turmoil begins next week as Network Rail warned only 4,500 of the regular […]

By B.N. Frank According to the company website, Smart Grid – AEP Ohio: “As of 2021, AEP Ohio has installed more than one million smart meters in its customers’ homes and businesses. A proposal to install smart meters to the remaining AEP Ohio customers is being evaluated by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. If approved, AEP Ohio will communicate with those customers on an expected installation date.” Opposition to “Smart” Meters (electric, gas, and water) has been worldwide since they first started being deployed due to various issues associated with them including their costs are often being passed on to […]

By B.N. Frank Decades of research has determined that exposure to radiation from cell phones as well as other wireless radiation emitting devices and infrastructure is biologically harmful.  In fact, some government agencies already warn residents about this.  Nevertheless, there are still scientists who continue to dismiss exposure risks.  Fortunately there are also scientists who continue to refute their nonsense. From Environmental Health Trust: Journal of the National Cancer Institute Publishes Expert Letter Questioning Oxford Report of No Brain Cancer from Cell Phones Journal of the National Cancer Institute Publishes Expert Letter Questioning Report of No Brain Cancer from Cell Phones […]

By Janet Phelan On the heels of studies revealing that restrictions surrounding the pandemic have decimated the mental health of schoolchildren and others, the WHO has released a report urging changes in mental health practices, worldwide. The report, titled “World Mental Health Report: Transforming Mental Health For All” certainly acknowledges the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on mental health. Right off the bat, the forward to the report states that “As the world comes to live with, and learn from, the far-reaching effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we must all reflect on one of its most striking aspects – the huge […]

By Tyler Durden Julian Assange’s fate has been sealed as UK home Secretary Priti Patel has formally approved his extradition to the United States, following a years-long legal saga in which the WikiLeaks founder’s legal team has pursued every avenue of the courts and appeal to fight the US request. Held at London’s Belmarsh prison since his being taken out of the Ecuadoran embassy in April 2019, the 50-year-old Assange is now the closest he’s ever been to being handed over to American custody, where it’s expected he would face US legal proceedings and a likely conviction on multiple spying-related charges, […]

By Tyler Durden Chinese local banks are freezing deposits. Protesters cannot go near banks as their health app for COVID-19 turns red. Authorities provided no explanation… As The Epoch Times’ Dorothy Li reports, several depositors told The Epoch Times on June 14 that the health code on their COVID-19 app turned red as soon as they scanned venue barcodes at Zhengzhou, the provincial capital city of central China’s Henan Province. A red health code – indicating a potential COVID-19 patient – means the carrier is barred access to all public places from public toilets to shops to train stations, and faced […]

By The Corbett Report Welcome to #NewWorldNextWeek – the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. This week: Story #1: China Bank Protestors Stopped By Smartphone Health Apps Turning Red https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-bank-protest-stopped-by-health-codes-turning-red-depositors-say-2022-06-14/ // https://archive.ph/foxtH New Study Concludes Lockdowns Caused At Least 170,000 Excess Deaths In US https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/new-study-concludes-lockdowns-caused-least-170000-excess-deaths-us PDF: “Non-Covid Excess Deaths, 2020-21: Collateral Damage of Policy Choices?” https://www.nber.org/papers/w30104 // https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w30104/w30104.pdf Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates to Be Suspended for Domestic, Outbound Travellers https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/canada-to-end-covid-vaccine-mandate-for-domestic-travel-cbc-news Biden to Unveil Plan for Next Pandemic While Seeking $88 Billion in Funds https://finance.yahoo.com/news/biden-unveil-plan-next-pandemic-214321262.html Lieberman: China […]

By Thomas Harrington A few weeks back, at the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Bill Gates said some surprising things. In the course of a 56-minute panel discussion the vaccine-pusher extraordinaire admitted (starting at the 18:22 mark) that the Covid vaccines do not block infection and that the duration of whatever protection they bring to the table is extremely short. He later talked (starting at 51:00 mark) of the absurdity of implementing any Covid passport program—and one can logically deduce any other measure to segregate the vaccinated from the unvaccinated—when the injections have shown no ability to do the least […]

By B.N. Frank In 2021, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and U.S. legislators took steps to protect Americans from “forever chemicals” (see 1, 2, 3).  Regardless, renowned environmental lawyer Rob Billett announced last month that he would be filing a nationwide class action lawsuit on behalf of Americans already harmed by them.  Of course, a recent announcement from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) may inspire even more litigation. From MSN:  Washington Post EPA warns toxic ‘forever chemicals’ more dangerous than once thought Dino Grandoni The Environmental Protection Agency warned Wednesday that a group of human-made chemicals found in the drinking water, […]

By Dan Frieth Big Tech companies have signed a new version of the European Union’s “anti-disinformation” code. Some of the companies that signed include Google, Twitter, Meta, TikTok, and Twitch – but also smaller players such as Vimeo and Clubhouse. There are 34 signatories in total: Apple declined to sign. The “code of practice on disinformation,” will require online platforms to show how they are tackling “harmful content.” It will also require platforms to fight “harmful misinformation” by forming partnerships with fact-checkers and developing tools. They will be forced to include “indicators of trustworthiness” on information verified independently on hot-button issues […]

By Simon Black, Sovereign Man After a truly wonderful event over the weekend in Austin, Texas with about 130 of our Total Access members, I hopped a plane to San Diego, California for a flurry of meetings today. It would be hard to imagine a nicer place. California has extraordinary nature, from its breathtaking coast to inland treasures like Joshua Tree, Yosemite, and Redwood. The weather, especially here in southern California, is pretty perfect. The sun shines constantly, seemingly everyone is fit and beautiful, and it’s loaded with so many of the things people crave — wealth, celebrity, etc. Economically there […]

June 16, 2022 By Ron Paul Liberty Report The rhetoric at the NATO summit this week is predictable: we must send more weapons to Ukraine! But behind the rehearsed facade, there are increasing cracks in the alliance…and among the peoples of Europe. Even Blinken is changing his tune a bit… H/T: LewRockwell.com Become a Patron!Or support us at SubscribeStarDonate cryptocurrency HERE Subscribe to Activist Post for truth, peace, and freedom news. Follow us on SoMee, Telegram, HIVE, Flote, Minds, MeWe, Twitter, Gab, What Really Happened and GETTR. Provide, Protect and Profit from what’s coming! Get a free issue of Counter Markets […]

By Tyler Durden There’s nothing like the sweet smell of Building Back Better… Pennsylvania farmers are being “crushed” by the record cost of diesel – so much so, that questions about a food crisis are starting to loom, the Morning Call reported. One farmer in Lehigh County is quoted as saying: “I’ve got a tractor hooked up to my corn planter out here, no diesel fuel, and I can’t afford to get any.” That farmer was airing his gripes to Kyle Kotzmoyer, a legislative affairs specialist for the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. Kotzmoyer then turned around and testified to state lawmakers: “We have reached […]

By B.N. Frank Tesla vehicles have been and continue to be associated with various significant safety (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19) and security issues (see 1, 2, 3).  The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has been investigating accidents that occurred while Teslas were operating in Autopilot and recently released some data that may not surprise anyone. From Ars Technica: NHTSA’s data on driver assistance crashes shows Tesla is an outlier Honda had the second-highest number of crashes, with 90 over the same period. Jonathan M. […]

By B.N. Frank So far, for the most part, 5G service has received bad reviews (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8).  In fact, last month, one critic described it as a “complete hot mess.”  Additionally, opposition to 5G is worldwide due to various considerable safety issues associated with it.  This has limited, slowed, and/or stopped deployment in some locations but obviously not everywhere. From Fierce Wireless: Dish confirms it’s offering 5G to more than 20% of U.S. population By Monica Alleven Dish announced today that as of June 14, it’s offering 5G broadband service to more than 20% […]

By Tyler Durden Last week we noted how US farmer sentiment plummeted in May – as producers have become anxious about their farms’ financial health. According to the monthly survey by Purdue University/CME Group, The rapid rise in production costs and uncertainty regarding the direction of input prices have been important contributors to the drop in sentiment. About 44 percent of farmers, according to the monthly survey, cited input costs as their biggest concern for the coming year, according to the Epoch Times. In fact, 60% of farmers predict farm input prices to be at least 30% higher this year compared […]

By Neenah Payne Why Do Popes Worship The Black Madonna? shows that the Black Madonna has been the most revered religious icon across Europe for centuries — still worshipped by millions of people and by the Pope today. If the mother of Jesus was Black, of course Jesus was also Black. Since Jesus is the Son of God, it means that God is Black as well. Yet, Jesus has been portrayed as White since Michelangelo painted Adam and God as White in the Sistine Chapel between 1508 and 1512 and showed Jesus and Mary as White in his Pieta. However, while […]

By Michael Maharrey Last week, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill into law that will require state and federal law enforcement officers to get a warrant before accessing the state’s prescription drug monitoring database. The law will protect patient privacy in Arizona and hinder the ever-expanding national surveillance state. Sen. Nancy Barto (R) introduced Senate Bill 1469 (SB1469) in January. The new law prohibits the Arizona State Board of Pharmacy from releasing any information contained in the prescription drug monitoring program database (PDMP) to local, state, or federal law enforcement agencies without a warrant. Under the old law, the board […]

By Michael Maharrey In another fail for liberty, a recent Supreme Court decision effectively expanded qualified immunity and makes it virtually impossible for people to sue Border Patrol agents for using excessive force. According to court filings, when U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agent Erik Egbert showed up at Robert Boule’s bed and breakfast without a warrant to question a guest, Egbert told him to leave. At that point, the agent reportedly assaulted Egbert, throwing him to the ground, causing serious injuries. When Boule reported the incident and filed an administrative claim with Border Patrol pursuant to the Federal Tort Claims […]

By Birsen Filip The covid-19 pandemic featured an unprecedented fusion of the interests of large and powerful corporations with the power of the state. Democratically elected politicians in many countries failed to represent the interests of their own citizens and uphold their own constitutions and charters of rights. Specifically, they supported lockdown measures, vaccine mandates, the suppression of a variety of early treatment options, the censorship of dissenting views, propaganda, interference in the private spheres of individuals, and the suspension of various forms of freedom. All of these policies and measures were centrally designed by the social engineers of the pandemic. […]