The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Epigenetic Memories are Passed Down 14 Successive Generations, Game-Changing Research Reveals The burgeoning field of epigenetics, however, is overturning these tenets, and ushering in a school of thought where nurture, not nature, is seen to be the predominant influence when it comes to genetic expression and our freedom from or affliction by chronic disease.
An Artificial Intelligence Doubter: Remarkable The often cynical and always irreverent Piekniewski’s blog has posted another perspective of the AI field in, “AI Update, Late 2019 – Wizards of Oz.” AI and deep learning scholar Filip Piekniewski has made a habit of issuing take-downs of AI propaganda, and this time he takes aim at self-driving …
Trump Has Given Israel Immunity To International Law In the US the Israel Lobby has attempted to have the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act, the Israel Anti-Boycott Act, and the Strengthening America’s Security in the Middle East Act passed. However these acts clearly violate Constitutionally-protected free speech and protest, and Congress, although happy to please the Israel …
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Conflicts to Watch in 2020 Phi Beta Iota: Produced by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) this is the Deep State’s “dream sheet” for war as a profit center in 2020. President Trump, if re-elected, could end or moderate most of these conflicts.
Impeachment: What Lies Beneath? by Jim Kavanagh So here’s my entirely speculative tea-leaf reading: If there’s a hidden agenda behind the urgency to remove Trump, one that might actually garner the votes of Republican Senators, it is to replace him with a president who will be a more reliable and effective leader for a military …
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The age of perpetual crisis: how the 2010s disrupted everything but resolved nothing The creation of social media networks over the last decade and a half, starting with Twitter in 2006, and the conversion of traditional media into non-stop news services, have made awful events seem relentless and impossible to ignore. We have become perpetually …
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