Agencies & Systems
U.S. government agencies and systems
U.S. State Department admits that not only does the U.S. not know for certain where #C0VlD originated, but that many signs point to the likelihood that it actually first appeared in the Wuhan Virology Lab months before the Chinese Government admits.
In a federal complaint filed last month in the U.S. District Court of California, constitutional litigators Greg Glaser and Ray Flores presented results of a pilot study showing unvaccinated adults and children are healthier than their vaccinated counterparts. #unvaxxed
US Billionaires became 1 trillion dollars richer since the beginning of 2020. How did they do it? Let’s discuss. Let us know what you think of this posting in our comments section. Thank you.
The United Nations had some big announcements that went largely unnoticed, including the rollout of a biometric digital wallet and an announcement that one of its specialized agencies, The International Civil Aviation Organization, is one step closer to an internationally recognized digital travel credential.
David Wilcock and Dannion Brinkley reveal how past presidential and senatorial elections, going back decades, were in fact been full of corruption by use of electronic voting software that changed the vote tallies of the various candidates.
Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri grills Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg over reports of the “Tasks” Platform reportedly used by FB, Twitter and Google to coordinate censorship of people, ideas and hashtags
As millions face eviction, the Senate is proposing a $696 billion Pentagon spending bill for the upcoming fiscal year.
More than 20 years old now, The Matrix is recognized by fans across the world as being one of the most brilliant films in history, most notably for its deeper meaning and esoteric philosophy.
Here are several methods proposed by various experts that if implemented, could reduce the instances of police brutality.
Last week, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signed a bill into law that bans police from using facial recognition technology. The growing movement to prohibit the use of facial recognition at the state and local levels could hinder the operation of a growing national facial recognition network.
A new study by Safety.org attempts to figure out how many times per week security cameras record Americans.
Cops in Vallejo, California have put their controversial cell-phone surveillance tool back in the box, after a judge released a tentative ruling.
Companies such as Profusa are building health-related tech with bio-integrated sensors. This poses an interesting debate about freedom and privacy during possible vaccines with nanotechnology.
Fred Hampton, the 20th century Black Panther leader, managed to pull off what many at the time considered to be impossible — uniting different races and seemingly opposed political groups in common cause against the ruling class.
A 13-year-old named Linden Cameron, who is autistic, was shot 11 times by Salt Lake City police earlier this month, after police were called to his house.
