The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Congratulations, Elitists: Liberals and Conservatives Do Have Common Interests Now
The hilarious headline in the Daily Beast yesterday read like a cross of Clickhole and Izvestia circa 1937: “Is Glenn Greenwald the New Master of Right-Wing Media? FROM HIS MOUTH TO FOX’S EARS!” Continue reading “Matt Taibbi: Congratulations, Elitists: Liberals and Conservatives Do Have Common Interests Now”
General Overview
The Sequel to The Fall of the Cabal documentary is as mind-blowing as the original! It traces the origins of the Cabal/Illuminati to ancient times and reveals their identity. It discusses their role in historical events throughout the ages and exposes their plan for world domination. Fasten your seatbelts, and get ready for a fascinating history lesson with an urgent warning for today!
Part 13
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. This means that U.S. taxpayers are paying for all of their projects. It is estimated that because of this exemption, Bill Gates has avoided $15-20 billion in taxes.
Continue reading “Ann Delap: The Sequel To The Fall Of The Cabal – Part 13”
Interview with Dennis Kucinich on his new book, “The Division of Light and Power”
I first met Dennis Kucinich in 2003, when he was running for president. I’d been assigned to write a feature about him for The Nation and didn’t know what to expect. The press take on him was two caricature terms: nutty leftist.
When I began following him around in New Hampshire, I didn’t find him to be nutty or even particularly a leftist. Mainly, he was just interesting. Ask other candidates about various issues and they would vomit rehearsed positions back at you, an experience that was like being handed a series of index cards. Kucinich treated the campaign like a conversation, and what you got from him were not positions but thoughts.
Just How Rigged is the “Rigged Game”?
Dennis Kucinich has always been ahead of his time. It’s both his distinction and his curse. As a presidential candidate in the 2000s he was ridiculed for backing tuition-free college, single-payer health care, ending the Iraq war, withdrawal from NAFTA and the WTO, same-sex marriage, legalized weed, slashed defense budgets, and a long list of other policies later deemed uncontroversial. When that Kucinich said he would happily nominate a gay or transgender person to the Supreme Court, Jon Stewart guffawed: “Yes, yes, all rise for the honorable chick with dick!”
On this Memorial Day weekend let us pay tribute, honor, and mourn those that defended our nation. I suggest we re-read President Eisenhower's 1961 Farewell Address (link) – (if the link does not work – web search it)
“In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.
We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. We should take nothing for granted only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals, so that security and liberty may prosper together.
Continue reading “JC Cole: American Gray Swans – May 2021 # 2 “Only May 2021 Petroleum Events!””
Making Life Easier for Professional Publishers: A Call for More Blatant Fraud
I enjoyed “Please Commit More Blatant Academic Fraud.” The intent is to highlight the disgusting underbelly of academic underbellies of naked mole rats. The author picks up on the fraudulent peer cheerleading for research related to artificial intelligence, but when tenure is at stake, I wager that professors teaching ethics can be manipulation minded as well. It just depends upon how one frames the argument, right? Continue reading “Stephen E Arnold: Making Life Easier for Professional Publishers: A Call for More Blatant Fraud”
From Russell and Hilbert to Wiener and Harari: The Disturbing Origins of Cybernetics and Transhumanism
As I outlined in my previous article on the Clash of the Two Systems, the end of the 19th century saw a major clash between two opposing paradigms of political economy which has largely been scrubbed out of history books.
Just like today, the two opposing systems were characterized on the one hand, by a demand for centralized control of the world by a unipolar elite yearning to stand above the influence of sovereign nation states like modern gods of Olympus, while the other was premised on a “multipolar” design of a community of sovereign nation states working together on large scale infrastructure and technological progress. One was premised on closed system Malthusian economic standards of adapting to diminishing returns while the other was founded upon standards of ongoing scientific progress generating creative leaps out of the constraints of limited resource baskets.
