The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
As Theresa May loses battle of Britain, West Coast oligarchs sue for peace
ROBERT STEELE: Benjamin Fulford's weekly report, a $11/month subscription, is absolutely recommended to one and all. This week's report sets the stage for multiple announcements by the President between now and the 4th of July, when he will start campaigning in earnest.
Why Theresa May Really Resigned
We’ve touched on the topic of our Very British Coup d’État in the past but not often enough.
As the DECLAS unfolds, we’ll be hearing more about how the American Nightmare we’ve been living is actually the product of fevered British imaginations consumed with the Great Game.
Before the dodgy work-product commissioned by Hillary Clinton’s campaign became known as the “Pee-Pee Dossier” or as the “Steel Dossier”, it was referred to within the FBI as the “Crown material”. Why, one might ask?
Continue reading “Mongoose: Theresa May FIRED for Act of War Against USA? — Queen Next?”
Varieties of Fake News and Misrepresentation
When are deception, pretence and cover-up acceptable?
Introduction
Fake news and misrepresentation in the media
Fake news and misrepresentation in advertising
Fake news and misrepresentation in marketing
Fake news and misrepresentation in agenda promotion
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as devised within the Dutch military.
A Different Perspective on Future Capabilities for the Dutch Army
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Books and Learning: Go Mobile, Stay Clueless
I read “The Books of College Libraries Are Turning into Wallpaper.” The main idea is that today’s students are not using libraries to locate books which are then read, thought about, and analyzed in order to:
The Atlantic states about Yale University:
There has been a 64 percent decline in the number of books checked out by undergraduates from Bass Library over the past decade.
News flash.
Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: Seriously Stupid at Yale — Mobile Search vs. Library Stacks”
6 Open Source Android Alternative Operating Systems For Mobiles
In the wake of the ongoing US-Huawei-Google tussle, many Android enthusiasts are wondering about the different alternative phone operating systems that are out there. We have Apple’s iOS at our disposal, but the cost of owning an iPhone makes it an impossible choice for many.
This prompted me to create a list of other Android alternatives that are being developed or being used in mobile devices. The options that have been included in this list are open source, so any developer can grab the code and fork it to create something new for free. Huawei is itself creating its own operating system but I haven’t included it on this as the details are scarce.
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Identity crisis: FBI plays catch-up as cyberthreats escalate
Now “every field office has a cyber squad” modeled after lessons learned fighting terrorism, said Ugoretz, speaking earlier this year at a conference in Sea Island, Ga. Some field offices are being assigned as leads for specific attacks or threat actors, she said. There is also a rapid response team that can be deployed out of headquarters in Washington at a moment’s notice.
Yet even as the FBI’s need for cyber experts is increasing, its ability to retain agents and employees with the needed technical expertise is under threat. According to interviews with over a dozen former FBI cyber employees as well as other national security experts, a cyber “brain drain” is taking place at the bureau that could hamper its ability to stem the constant flow of digital threats,
Continue reading “Berto Jongman: FBI Crisis — Playing Catch-Up on Cyber”
