Category: Freedom and the Right to Privacy
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Fact-Checking the Jeffrey Epstein Case and Many Other Conspiracy Theories
Freedom of Speech is vital. All censorship leads to human misery at some point. Focus on the 9/11 Tragedy as a case study Last month (Ron Unz) published an article describing his growing use of extremely powerful Deep Research AI for the fact-checking of his own large body of work. He emphasized that since so Read more
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Scientists Sound Alarm Over ‘Magnetic Nanoparticles’ in Covid ‘Vaccines’
A group of scientists has just issued a warning after discovering the presence of “magnetic nanoparticles,” which penetrate the brain and “manipulate thoughts,” in the bodies of people who received Covid mRNA “vaccines.” Alarmingly, the scientists also link the nanoparticles to surges in “turbo cancer,” prion diseases, and sudden deaths. The study was led by Read more
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Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars
The below document represents the doctrine adopted by the Policy Committee of the Bilderburg Group during its first known meeting in 1954. Regarding the training manual, you may have detected that we had to block out the marginal notes made by the selectee at the C.I.A. Training Center, but I can assure you that the Read more
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The Government Culture of Death
Thomas Jefferson argued that the only moral purpose of government is to protect individual rights. What is a right? A right is an indefeasible claim against the whole world that originates in our humanity. Thus the right to live, to worship or not to worship, to think as you wish, to say what you think, Read more
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Don Bell Reports: Proofs of a Conspiracy to Build a Total, Managed Global Society (1972)
“It is our intention to prove, out of their own mouths, that there is a conspiracy to build a new social, political and economic world order, and that the purpose of that conspiracy is to concentrate the wealth, the natural resources, the production, distribution, and sale of the world’s goods, in the hands of a Read more
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The Secret Military History of the Internet
The internet, from its inception, was created to be a tool of mass surveillance. It was developed first as a counterinsurgency tool for the Vietnam War and the rest of the Global South, but like many devices of foreign policy naturally it made its way back to U.S. soil. Yasha Levine, in his book “Surveillance Read more