Berto Jongman: The Internet is Less Free

Cultural Intelligence, IO Impotency
Berto Jongman
Berto Jongman

The internet is less free than last year.

The internet is getting less free year by year with governments passing more laws to restrict online speech and increase monitoring of users.

That's according to New York-based Freedom House which on Friday published its fifth annual study of internet freedom around the globe.

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Which is the most free country? Iceland, apparently, with a satisfying 6 points, followed by Estonia (which this week announced it would offer e-citizenship) with 8 points. Canada comes next with 15, then Australia and Germany are tied with 17 points a piece. And as for the Home of Freedom™? The United States comes sixth with 19 points.

John Pilger: Propaganda Has Buried Journalism

Corruption, Cultural Intelligence, Media
John Pilger
John Pilger

Propaganda Has Triumphed over Journalism, and the Consequences Are Enormous

We need a press that teaches the young to be agents of people, not power.

EXTRACT

The times we live in are so dangerous and so distorted in public perception that propaganda is no longer, as Edward Bernays called it, an “invisible government”. It is the government. It rules directly without fear of contradiction and its principal aim is the conquest of us: our sense of the world, our ability to separate truth from lies.

Dr. Dr. Dave Warner Departing Afghanistan

Cultural Intelligence
Dr. Dr. Dave Warner Click on Image to Enlarge
Dr. Dr. Dave Warner
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Our hero. Dr. Dr. as we call him (PhD and MD) has for decades been the lone voice in the wilderness trying to bring DoD into the 21st Century with open source tools that could be shared with non-military elements that control 80% of the relevant foreign language and ground truth information not available via closed sources and closed communications.

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Anthony Judge: Adhering to God’s Plan in a Global Society

Cultural Intelligence
Anthony Judge
Anthony Judge

Adhering to God's Plan in a Global Society

Serious problems framed by the Pope from a transfinite perspective

Introduction
Authoritative doublespeak?
Comprehension of planning in a global context
Visual representation of planning in a global context
Visually associating incommensurable worldviews and global plans
Distortion of global insight through planar projection
Interpreting exhortation to adhere to God's Plan
Conversion of a plan into a viable cognitive vehicle
Visual caricatures of the challenge of global governance
Relevance of astrophysics to perception of the gravity of global problems?
References

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