The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
What Does Google Know About You: A Complete Guide
John Mason
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Just how does Google know all of this? Jump to our infographic for a quick overview of everything Google knows about you, or check out our full guide by clicking on the icons below.
Read full text itemization of everything Google knows about you.
China Senses Silicon Valley Weakness: The Art of Digital War in Action
In the early 2000s, China was referred to as the “sleeping dragon,” because it was believed the Middle Kingdom would overtake the US as the world’s top economic power. It did not happen. China still remains a major economic powerhouse, but instead of total economic dominance China is challenging Silicon Valley. The Atlantic looks at how in the article, “How China’s Tech Revolution Threatens Silicon Valley.”
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#GoogleGestapo is long overdue for a RICO investigation. All of these expenditures are undeclared illegal campaign contribution to the Democratic Party and its Deep State master.
Facebook's First Wave of Funded News Shows Will Debut July 16, With More on the Way [$90M]
YouTube Debuts Plan to Promote and Fund ‘Authoritative' News [Google Spending $300M]
THE HYPE: Tomorrow’s Quantum Computers Are Already Threatening Today’s Data (DefenseOne)
MY COMMENTS: Quantum computing is an active research field. Physicists, electrical engineers, programmers, venture capital firms, and manufacturers of exotic instruments are wetting their pants for the next big thing in computing. When money is at stake or available, hyperbole is a “quantum” side effect. The collateral damage is clear thinking.
Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: Quantum Hype, Quantum Issues with Comment by William Binney”
Fake News and False Flags Are Political Tools
Perception warfare: the ‘above' and ‘below' strategy of manufactured outcry and response
By , The Epoch Times
YouTube Debuts Plan to Promote and Fund ‘Authoritative' News
Following a year in which YouTube has repeatedly promoted conspiracy-theory videos during breaking news events like the shootings in Parkland, Florida, and Las Vegas, the company announced on Monday a slew of new features it hopes will make news on the platform more reliable and less susceptible to manipulation. The company is also investing $25 million in grants to news organizations looking to expand their video operations, as part of a larger, $300 million program sponsored by YouTube's sister company, Google.
