The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Key point: financial lords use media lords to manufacture deliberate constant confusion and incoherence in order to prevent organized citizens from perceiving the truth or manufacturing their own coherent narrative that attracts and mobilizes masses in favor of the larger public interest.
YouTube (5:09) Below the Line
Continue reading “Michel Bauwens: YouTube on Deliberate Confusion — Manufacturing Mass Subservience”
Worth a look.
LIST ONLY: 1) Security is a high priority; 2) Audio data becomes increasingly important; 3) Different types of data sources (social, mobile, IoT); 4) Data Analytics takes front stage; 5) Information Governance gains greater focus. Read full article.
China To Invest Billions in Latin America
China has committed to investing US$250 billion over the next decade in Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) member states. Read full article.
Paris 12: Mossad False Flag with French Intelligence Complicity?
Two items came out earlier to today showing involvement of French intel agencies and/or Mossad.
This first item, produced by a former Jew and presently Orthodox Christian monk, of all things, provides astute observations on the attacks as originating from Mossad:
Continue reading “Owl: Paris 12 Murder False Flag? Update 2”
The mainstream media has offered various theories for reasons motivating the savage and barbaric mass killings in Paris, but one the MM (Mainstream Media) has neglected to mention is that it was a false flag attack, and none especially say it was conducted by Israel. But as usual in such attacks, there are the same patterns appearing indicating that such was indeed done by or on behalf of (by French intel, as noted below), Israel, as indicated in article below, written by an observant Wisconsin blogger. The pattern is: when a country opposes Israel, that country's citizens suffer some mass murder from terrorists within a few months of the opposition-to-Israel action.
I read “The Average College Freshman Reads at 7th Grade Level.” I find this fascinating. No wonder folks are baffled when it comes to framing a query using Boolean logic. Little wonder that youthful search “experts” are clueless about the antics of search vendors from the 1980s. These folks cannot and will not become the type of readers I encountered when I was in college in 1962.
The write up says:
Sometimes it seems like Palantir is constantly enticing investors. Forbes reports, “Palantir Aiming to Raise $400 Million in New Round.” Writer Ryan Mac tells us that, according to Securities and Exchange Commission documents, a planned round of additional funding could rake in that sum if all shares sell. Mac continues:
