The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Brain-reading tech is coming. The law is not ready to protect us.
In the era of neurocapitalism, your brain needs new rights.
Phi Beta Iota: As with cyber-security (Robert Steele wrote the first warning to the White House in 1994), nothing is being done. Total abdication of all responsibility, once again.
And then they came for my website
Tom Blodget
First they banned websites and YouTube videos espousing Islamic Jihad. Since I certainly wasn’t a Jihadist, I didn’t mind.
Then they banned Internet media espousing Nazi beliefs. Since of course I wasn’t a Nazi, I didn’t care.
Continue reading “Mongoose: The Zionist Control of the Internet — Your Website Is Next…”
Pentagon Paid $540mn to PR firm Bell Pottinger to Produce Fake Terrorist Videos
This dodgy contract was signed off by White House and the General David “The Surge” Petraeus, which is particularly interesting when considering that the firm was also paid to created fake Al-Qaeda propaganda videos, which were then planted by the military in homes they raided.
Important for its focus on private intelligence & covert action.
The weaponisation of information is mutating at alarming speed
Important for analyzing true cost of losing privacy.
An Approachable Look at the Human Domain and Why We Should Care
Important for its focus on the neglected human domain.
Productivity and Information Technology: A Myth?
According to the IT Pro Portal article, “Workers Aren’t Convinced IT Departments Are Making Them More Productive” United Kingdom workers believe that their IT departments are not the centers of productivity (the title says it all).
Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: The IT Productivity Myth”
Four Death Proven Links on RF Below the Fold
Continue reading “Mongoose: Barrie Trower on Wi-Fi Kills + Four Death Proven Links on RF”
Fast Company: Silicon Valley Is Building a Communist-style ‘Social Credit’ System
… a range of ways in which western citizens are being systematically rated, and in some cases excluded, by corporate America. These include insurance companies scanning the social media feeds of applicants, an app called “PatronScan,” that logs the face and name of troublesome bar and restaurant clientele, and the growing tendency of services like Airbnb, Uber, and WhatsApp to ban users for arbitrary reasons.
