The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
US covid contract details are a “trade secret”—according to the contractors Companies taking millions of dollars from the US government to fight the pandemic are using exemptions to hide travel expenses, labor costs—and even why they’re qualified for the job. As the US government pumps billions of dollars into projects aimed at curbing the pandemic, …
Interview with legendary whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg following his 89th arrest for resisting nuclear weapons, nuclear war and government secrecy One of the things I learned today from talks given at Lawrence Livermore Labs was that for the past seven years, each budget for nuclear weapons has increased. In particular it was true in 2015 under …
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PRESIDENTS WHO KNOW TOO MUCH : THE PRICE OF SECRECY [IS DEATH AT THE TOP] I am reading the book WATERGATE HOAX by Ashton Gray. Gray goes into minute blow by blow detail proving Watergate was a planned CIA op. And how it was a cover for stealing the L. Ron Hubbard protocols/works that deal with …
Event in California Brings Whistleblowers, Researchers, and Word-Healers Together for Something Big — ET, Free Energy, + + ~Justin Deschamps Almost everyone knows it at some level but only some dare to accept the truth. Whistleblowers, researchers, and experiencers often share one common message. The details might vary or the timeline may be different, but …
NEXT HASC CHAIR SEES NEED FOR GREATER DOD TRANSPARENCY Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA), the likely chair of the House Armed Services Committee in the next Congress, told congressional colleagues that enhancing national security transparency is among his top oversight priorities. “Together, we have made strides on national security issues but much more must be done …
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Deja vu? Secrecy in U.S. National Security: Why a Paradigm Shift is Needed RAND, 38 pages, November 2018
Invention Secrecy Hits Recent High Last year the number of patent applications that were subject to a “secrecy order” under the Invention Secrecy Act of 1951 was the highest that it has been in more than two decades, according to data obtained from the US Patent and Trademark Office. At the end of FY 2018 (September 30, 2018), …
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