The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
While I question the intelligence of anyone who would travel to Israel after properly calling for a boycott — Zionist Israel is a fascist apartheid genocidal state — this incident and the manner in which the US citizen has been treated qualifies as Zionist Strike 21. It also highlights the degree to which the Anti-Defamation …
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REVEALED: Canary Mission Blacklist Is Secretly Bankrolled By Major Jewish Federation For three years, a website called Canary Mission has spread fear among undergraduate activists, posting more than a thousand political dossiers on student supporters of Palestinian rights. The dossiers are meant to harm students’ job prospects, and have been used in interrogations by Israeli …
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Alert Reader comments: I think there should be some skepticism of Tim Berners-Lee. He created the world wide web out of CERN, and was later knighted. He’s connected to Oxford, the AI lab at MIT, and their center for collective intelligence. His new project is a joint venture with Qatar. There are several interesting projects …
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Tip of the Hat to Contributing Editor Berto Jongman High points:
Tip of the Hat to @Tionne Terrell.
Enough Is Enough: The World Wide Web’s Creator Is Taking The Power Back In an interview with Fast Times, Berners-Lee demonstrated an early version of an app running on Solid. Author Katrina Brooker describes it as “a mashup of Google Drive, Microsoft Outlook, Slack, Spotify, and WhatsApp.” The difference, she explains, is that every every …
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Amazon: Policeware Capability Microsoft May Not Be Able to Duplicate New partners, new data, and new outputs — Amazon is moving forward, and I am not sure Microsoft as well as fellow travelers like Google and Oracle can match Amazon’s forced march in its effort to reword the intelligence and law enforcement intelligence ecosystem. Read …
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