Category: Corruption

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Mongoose: Archbishoip Bigano Condemns Pope

07 Other Atrocities, 10 Transnational Crime, Civil Society, Corruption, Cultural Intelligence

Alert Reader writes in:

This too is huge! Never in my Catholic life have I EVER read such a condemnation of a pope by an Archbishop.  To me it is unheard of.  Vigano literally calls the Pope an immoral heathen, bought, sold and paid for by Big Pharma, and a faithless, dogmatic, polyhedric criminal at the boot of Malthusianism and Mammon, who has no consideration for the danger represented by the Covid vaccine and is more interested in pushing the New World Order than filling his duties of man of God toward the people entrusted to him by God..  Things are happening faster and faster.  The whole Tower of Babel is toppling under our very eyes and the unmasking will be unforgiving.

Archbishop Viganò reacts to Pope Francis saying all must take the COVID vaccine

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Martin Geddes: Real-Time Data and Monetization of Humans

03 Economy, 07 Other Atrocities, 10 Transnational Crime, 11 Society, Commerce, Commercial Intelligence, Corruption

Tip of the Hat to Zero Hedge for its post on real-time data but need to look deeper.

Tightest OODA wins, all other things being equal. “Data” today fits the paradigm of disruptive innovation, which start small but often follows an S-curve of adoption and therefore influence and importance.

The events of 2020 pushed “Data” a lot further up the curve than it would have otherwise travelled in a normal year.

RELATED: Geddes @ Phi Beta Iota

Phi Beta Iota: see two links below for a sense of commercial crimes against humanity at scale.

Anna Von Reitz @ Phi Beta Iota

VIDEO (1:01:06) Doug Billings with Charlie Ward and Simon Parkes with Core Supplemental Links

Full Text of Reference Below the Fold

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Robert Steele: Disavowal of VICE Q Article & Video

Civil Society, Corruption, Ethics, Media

Where Did QAnon Come From?

VICE TV's new three-part docuseries, starting Jan. 26, examines the who, what, and why behind the conspiracy movement to understand its radicalizing impact on society, in the wake of the Capitol riots.

ROBERT STEELE: I am not a Q. and I am not an Anon.I am a patriot and my positions are public and available to anyone who takes care to read them. I do not know who was interviewed or how the interviewees were selected but the article and the documentary are not accurate in so far as they pupport to show Q as sponsoring violence and insurrection.

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Stephen E. Arnold: The Many Ways Police Can Access User Data

Commerce, Corruption, Law Enforcement

The Many Ways Police Can Access User Data

We hope that by now, dear reader, you understand digital privacy is an illusion. For those curious about the relationship between big tech, personal data, and law enforcement, we suggest “How Your Digital Trials Wind Up in the Hands of the Police,” shared by Ars Technica. The article, originally published by Wired, begins by describing how police used a Google keyword warrant to track down one high-profile suspect. We’re reminded that data gathered for one ostensible purpose, like building an online profile, can be repurposed as evidence. From the smart speakers and wearable devices that record us to apps that track location and other data, users are increasingly signing away their privacy rights. Writer Sidney Fussell notes:

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Mongoose: Amerikan Republic Without the Banana

Commerce, Corruption, Cultural Intelligence, Government

Amerikan Republic: Without the banana!

As this new Biden administration will reveal, just like with Obama before him, little will be done to counteract the super rich who run this empire.

This Two Party/One Party con job has been only getting more lethal through the decades. The super rich have succeeded in capturing any remnants of what we were schooled in as pure Democracy. 

Read full article (mentions Dr. Cynthia McKinney with merited praise).