The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Letter to the Editor, Atlantic Monthly
The Supreme Court Makes Mistakes & Can Be Bought
I read Garrett Epps, “The Citizenship Clause Means What It Says,” and am charmed by a professor who fails to acknowledge both the fact that the Supreme Court can make mistakes and be bought, and the fact that the clause was explained by its own author, who every explicitly excluded children born to visiting foreigners.
This announcement not only takes issue with government propaganda, but explicitly addresses the censorship and manipulation that have been characteristic of what some call #GoogleGestapo — the platforms that have been censoring and manipulating data and digitally assassinating tens of thousands of sources and millions of specific posts and videos.
Full text below the fold.
UPDATE 1: Our lead engineer explorer comments. Please note that Thin Thread from Pretty Good Knowledge will be the backbone of our global search and sense-making engine.
The malicious digital assassination of Gab has energized funders and plans are advancing for a calculated integral displacement of the entire #GoogleGestapo ecology that should be — but is not — under RICO investigation.
Continue reading “Robert Steele: Plans for Displacement of #GoogleGestapo UPDATE 2”
Establishing an AI code of ethics will be harder than people think
Indeed, technology often highlights peoples' differing ethical standards—whether it is censoring hate speech or using risk assessment tools to improve public safety.
Establishing ethical standards also doesn’t necessarily change behavior.
Continue reading “Berto Jongman: AI Ethics – Mission Impossible or Easier Than Most Realize?”
AMERICA’S POLITICAL TWILIGHT ZONE
Scott Bennett
Former U.S. Army PSYOP Officer-State Counterterrorism Contractor
The recent alleged incidents of the Khashoggi murder, the migrant-refugee invading “caravan” from Central America, the pipe-bomb mailings to leftist-democrat figures, and the Jewish synagogue shooting must be viewed as parts of a larger whole to discern both the direction and momentum behind each, and the best response we as American, constitutionalist patriots can perform as our duty as citizens.
It is not debatable that the ‘caravan' isn't the coincidental and unorganized decision of thousands of people to simultaneously take a long walk to the United States. Just the logistical aspect of looking after this many people in a rolling march through Central America would be very complicated, and very expensive. When you add the ‘coincidence' that they are timed to arrive at the American border just at the American midterms . . . well, you have to be awfully obtuse to miss the conspiracy. Whose conspiracy is it?
Continue reading “Ed Jewett: The Illegal Invaders Caravan and the Protocols of Zion”
There’s a Better Way to Elect House Members
Representative Don Beyer of Virginia has proposed a plan for ranked-choice voting that would make the U.S. House less partisan and more representative for all.
But if Democrats remain in the minority for the fifth House term in a row, calls for wide-ranging electoral reform could become more prominent within the party. Last summer, Representative Don Beyer, a Virginia Democrat who serves an Alexandria-based district in the House, introduced the Fair Representation Act (FRA), a bill that would mandate multimember congressional districts, ban gerrymandering, and require a process in House races by which voters would indicate ranked preferences for multiple candidates in multimember districts to make the chamber more representative of people’s preferences.
Continue reading “Robert Steele: Could Democratic Party Be Ready for Election Reform?”
