The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Merck, Huff Po, Vaxxed: the censorship connection
Six steps to Huff Po blackout heaven
Recently, long-time blogger/columnist for the Huffington Post, Lance Simmens, wrote an article in which he made positive comments about the film, Vaxxed (trailer).
Huffington Post censored Simmens’ article. His account with Huff Po was blocked without explanation.
Read full post for connections that make Huffington Post a “controlled” source.
Dissing the GOOG: After 15 Years, the Halo Tarnishes
From my perspective, the search giant turned Leonardo can envision with the best mankind has offered. The challenge seems to be finding a way to keep the online advertising machine pumping money.
I read “Is the Online Advertising Bubble Finally Starting to Pop?” This is an interesting question. The write up presents some data which make clear that Google is generating less revenue per click than it did in 2014. I looked at a chart which shows a decline in the “cost of ad space per dollar of revenue.
If the data are accurate, erosion of Google’s ad revenue is now a problem for Google to solve. The write up opined:
Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: Advertising Revenue Collapsing, Will Google Collapse Also?”
The Pentagon is building a ‘self-aware’ killer robot army fueled by social media
Official US defence and NATO documents confirm that autonomous weapon systems will kill targets, including civilians, based on tweets, blogs and Instagram
Phi Beta Iota: We are glad to introduce a new contributing editor, a very big mind on the bleeding edge of evolutionary change toward creating a prosperous world at peace. His home page in cyberspace is http://exileleadership.com/.
Welcoming constant transition, flipping the bird at time, and taking ownership of important life choices…
The following is a curated short-list of writings that reflect my commitment to possibility, through actions, experiments and ways to access the unknown unknowns.
Proposal for a Nordic Interagency Intelligence Conference and Centre
A Peace Intelligence Initiative
Introduction
At the conclusion of the recent one-day conference on Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) hosted by the Royal Danish Defence College, a Danish military officer stood up and suggested that the time had come for a Nordic interagency working group on OSINT. I completely agree. The practices of all others are so narrowly focused on military threats and the Internet as the sole source of information that they deprive the Nordic countries of the best available intelligence (decision-support) that can also be fully considered by the public.
One of the promises of the internet was that it would fuel an intellectual revolution, particularly in emergence of citizen science. To date, that promise has seemed to be more a pipe dream than a reality. But occasionally, one comes across a reminder of its potential. Herewith is a stunning example of what is possible. It is also a reminder of the role serendipity and insight plays in evolution of knowledge.
Teen Makes Stellar Discovery of Previously Unknown Maya City
Continue reading “Chuck Spinney: Teen Discovers Mayan City Using Internet, Star Charts, and Insight”
Unquestioned Bias in Governance from Direction of Reading?
Political implications of reading from left-to-right, right-to-left, or top-down
Continue reading “Anthony Judge: Unquestioned Bias in Governance from Direction of Reading?”
