The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
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 …
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How China censors the net: by making sure there’s too much information Censorship 2.0 is based on the idea that there are three ways of achieving the government’s desire to keep information from the public – fear, friction and flooding.
An Alert Reader offers the following thoughts. Sitting at my desk all day doing interpreting, I watched all the videos of ITNJ and I learned a lot. Thanks to whoever posted them. Phenomenal work and very impressive members and witnesses. I hit an enormous psychological roadblock on this following one, about organ transplants in China, …
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Could this new Chinese radar system really be used to play God with the weather? China is building a geoengineering system in the South China Sea that can knock out communications systems, but some scientists believe it could have more alarming uses such as causing natural disasters like hurricanes
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Re-set, is this. Waging peace, China is. China-India summit may herald ‘Asian Century’ China says informal summit with India a milestone in relations Sino-Indian summit takes the right road to economic cooperation Forget Pakistan, India-China interplay is real issue and Narendra Modi made a promising start Wuhan summit a sign of Narendra Modi’s pragmatism, not …
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It should be fairly obvious how this wifi-based mind reading/mind control technology can be utilized through “smart” utility and parking meters, “smart” streetlights, the “internet of things” and 5G wifi. — REC China Begins Monitoring Brain Waves in the Workplace and Military Concealed in regular safety helmets or uniform hats, these lightweight, wireless sensors constantly …
