by Milan Adams, Lew Rockwell:
What would you say is the number one threat to lead to an end-of-the-world-like scenario? A terrorist attack? An EMP strike? A natural disaster? An economic collapse?
All of these are possibilities, but in each one, a thick population density will make it far worse. There’s no denying that people panic when a crisis occurs, and that panic is only multiplied when more people are living closely to one another.
by Guido Noto La Diega, Activist Post:
From smart toasters to fitness collars for dogs, we live in a world where everything around us is gradually being connected to the internet and fitted with sensors so that we can interact with them online.
Many people worry about the privacy risks of using these devices because they may allow hackers to listen to our conversations at home. But the contracts for using them are so long we don’t understand which other rights we might be signing away.
by Jon Del Arroz, PJ Media:
San Francisco used to be one of the most beautiful places in the world. From Fisherman’s Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge, the city had a little of everything, including a vibrant culture. Recent years have seen this elegant city descend into a post-apocalyptic hellscape with rampant crime, homelessness, drug use, and feces in the streets. A recent viral TikTok video horrifies viewers worldwide, showing how terrible the city has become.
by Shane Trejo, Big League Politics:
According to the findings of a new Rasmussen poll, nearly a quarter of Americans believe they know someone who has died due to the side effects of the experimental COVID-19 jab.
This comes from a poll of 1,110 American Adults that was conducted by Rasmussen on October 26 and 29-30, 2023. It also shows that 42 percent of Americans say they would join a major class-action lawsuit in opposition to a pharmaceutical company over the side effects of vaccines.
by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation:
The US Army dropped their commitment to “diversity, inclusion and equity” with a new ad targeting white men for recruitment but their efforts do not appear to be working.
Here’s an unedited snapshot of the comments:
from WND:
‘Yes, this is real’
A new report about the images that came out of the Oct. 7 terror attack by Hamas on innocent Israeli civilians is raising questions about the actions of photographers apparently employed by AP, CNN, Reuters and the New York Times.
The charge is that the photographers were “EMBEDDED” with the Hamas terrorists.
by Ethan Huff, Natural News:
In its third total outage since October 7, the Palestinian territory of Gaza is once again without communications as Israel Defense Forces (IDF) plow ahead in taking and splitting Gaza City.
Military News reports that Israel has encircled Gaza City with imminent plans to divide the besieged coastal city into two.
“Today, there is north Gaza and south Gaza,” said Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari to reporters, calling the current situation a “significant stage” in Israel’s “war against the Hamas militant group ruling the enclave,” also known as open genocide against the Palestinian people.
by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:
In a world where reality often seems stranger than fiction, the machinations behind global events can be an enigma wrapped in mystery.
One such intrigue revolves around Deagel.com, an obscure online entity known for its exhaustive data on military capabilities and eyebrow-raising depopulation forecasts for 2025.
We can reveal that recent findings appear to link Deagel directly to significant players on the world stage: The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), and The Rockefeller Foundation.
