5G as a Globalist Tool
Renee Parsons The recent Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing regarding oversight of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) failed to shed any real light on details of the...
Google offers to take food pictures for me
by Denis Churilov, September 20, 2017 You know you’re boring when even the NSA doesn’t bother collecting data on you. I feel sorry for the large IT-corporations, though. Unlike...
Why Vault 7 Tools Used by Private Contractors Shows US Intel Needs a Ground-Up Rebuild Part 1
The Vault 7 exposé by WikiLeaks neglected to mention the most important part of the disclosure. Sure, the CIA has all these tools available. Yes, they are used on...
The Rise of the Police State and the Absence of Mass Opposition
by James Petras and Robin Eastman Abaya, 2012 Introduction: One of the most significant political developments in recent US history has been the virtually unchallenged rise of the police...
German Intelligence Service to Become Branch of CIA
by Eric Zuesse According to a news report in the June 7th German Economic News (Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten, or DWN) headlined “Merkel entmachtet BND: USA kontrollieren Spionage in Deutschland” or “Merkel Ousts BND: US...
CBS and its (new?) Matrix trick
Many of our readers will be familiar by now with the common practice of our mainstream media – the Guardian has become notorious for it -- of censoring political...
Self-censorship – coming to a laptop near you
by Graham Vanbergen, from truepublica.org.uk In our article “Britain Moves From Democracy to Authoritarian State in Pernicious Veil of Secrecy”, written back in September, we described how in little...
NSA: ‘Sheer luck’ needed to find useful info in sea of surveillance data
RT reports: The NSA didn’t know it was already sitting on a “goldmine” of data on one of its targets until one of its analysts discovered it by “sheer...
