The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Buried on Jim Stone's front page:
Everyone is skeptical of the Deagel report saying America's population would be reduced by 200 million before 2025.
That's not far flung at all, here is how it could happen:
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TREASON INSIDE THE BELTWAY: Even the coup plotters called it a coup!
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With all the investigation of Epstein, the “Lolita Express” and his private island, nothing is said of the “Zorro Ranch” in New Mexico. The facility is on land whose history, and we must be careful here, establishes a series of relationships between Epstein and powerful politicians who live nearby, some who benefitted from Epstein contributions.
The network of Epstein associates there include the chiefs of the Department of Energy and top weapons scientists developing “after next generation” weapons.
Human Guinea Pigs: Government, Military, & Business Use Humans as Guinea Pigs
Dear friends,
Are we being used as human guinea pigs? How much are government and business risking our lives and health with dangerous technologies like nuclear power, genetically modified foods, inadequately tested vaccines, and other even worse “experiments”?
Below is a list depicting the rampant use of humans as guinea pigs in government, military, and medical experiments over the last century. Links to reliable sources are provided to confirm the information on each item presented. There are still today officials in the government, military, and even business leaders who sadly feel no need to inform us when we are used in potentially hazardous experiments.
The C.I.A. Will Assassinate Trump One Way Or Another
Just like the C.I.A. took out JFK in broad daylight, The Company is assassinating Trump during prime time.
Phi Beta Iota: Highly recommended. Excellent graphics.
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Why Analyzing Amazon EBook Reading Lists Is Useful
An intriguing study in machine-learning models suggests human language behaviors may be more affected by what we read than previously thought. Neuroscience News tells us “What 26,000 Books Reveal When it Comes to Learning Language.” Brendan T. Johns, an assistant professor at the University at Buffalo, and Randall K. Jamieson, a professor at the University of Manitoba, created the models. The article tells us:
