The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
A fundamental flaw in our financial/banking system? Who would have thought…
A Loophole Allows Banks – But Not Other Companies – to Create Money Out of Thin Air
The central banks of the United States, England, and German – as well as 2 Nobel-prize winning economists – have all shown that banks create money out of thin air … even if they have no deposits on hand.
Education and Underemployment in the Age of Machine Intelligence
What is the root cause of persistent underemployment in the United States today? The short answer is technology.
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A corrupt network of wealthy elites has hijacked our government, ex-GOP staffer and best-selling author tells Salon
Monsanto Reports the Closing of 3 Research and Development Centers
After announcing a 2,600 job cut
Following news made just weeks ago about Monsanto slashing 2,600 jobs and ending $3 billion to buy back shares from investors, the biotech giant is now reporting that it will be closing 3 research and development centers in order to cut costs in the agricultural commodities market.
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With more and more consumers looking for non-GMO food, the heyday for biotech patented seed just might be coming to an end.
This article's author, Mike Adams, admits to speculating, as he has no proof the GMO industry is sabotaging Chipotle, but I think it is very plausible speculation. The e. coli outbreaks entail a rare strain of e coli, which make this theory even more compelling. For those who like connecting the dots, the Chipotle incidents, looked at as Adams has, is reminiscent of the odd deaths of multiple alternative medicine physicians in 2015. Another example: listeners of Gary Null's daily noon Internet show have had to suffer days of show blackouts for the last month. The blackout of the show usually ends as soon his hour is over. Very odd. Null is a nutritionist/activist who releases a large amounts of excellent information and analysis highly critical of the medical, pharmaceutical, food and other industries, plus the government.
The whistleblower who exposed U.S.’s flawed security clearance system finally gets his reward
By Christian Davenport, The Washington Post, 18 December 2015
“I hate that we dump,” one of them confided. “What do you mean?” Blake Percival asked. The answer — that the company was cutting corners performing the federal background checks used in granting security clearances — put him on a collision course with his superiors and eventually turned him into one of the government’s most significant whistleblowers in years.
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The ‘electronic Pearl Harbor’
Eighteen years ago I was the first to use that term publicly. It was the wrong analogy then. Not anymore.
The phrase became a touchstone in the long national argument over cybersecurity, for better or worse. I was not the author of the phrase. That honor goes to a dear friend of mine, retired U.S. Air Force Gen. Tom Marsh, who had just led a national commission looking at cyber vulnerabilities. Tom came to my office to summarize the findings and used the Pearl Harbor metaphor.
