Originally posted at BoomerMindset.com
Michael Sussman, a one-time employee of law firm, Perkins Coie and former representative for Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee is currently on trial, being charged in the long-going Durham probe.
A quick refresher, John Durham was appointed in 2019 to investigate the original FBI investigation on Trump’s campaign, known as “Crossfire Hurricane”. As a result, the “Mueller Report” was launched and took an astoundingly stupid amount of time and money to conclude with no evidence of Trump/Russia collusion and exonerate Trump.
Continue reading “Ongoing Durham Probe and Sussman Trial Brings Uncomfortable Spotlight On Hillary Clinton”
Via The Defender
The EU’s Digital Services Act and the U.K.’s proposed Online Safety Bill are among the latest government policies designed to hold social media companies responsible for hate speech and “disinformation” posted by users, a move experts suggested could bring us closer to global government.
By Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D.
The European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA) and the U.K.’s proposed Online Safety Bill are among the latest government policies designed to hold social media companies responsible for hate speech and “disinformation” posted by users.
Experts interviewed by The Defender expressed concerns about the potential slippery slope of regulations — in the U.S. and overseas — which, under the guise of “combating disinformation,” stifle the spread of information deemed inconvenient for governments and other powerful actors.
As reported by The Defender, in the U.S., these proposals include a government “disinformation board” and a bill pending before Congress, the Digital Services Oversight and Safety Act.
The EU’s new regulations, experts said, may have far-reaching impacts beyond Europe.
Continue reading “EU, U.K. Join U.S. in Launching Online ‘Disinformation’ Policies, Prompting Concerns About ‘One-World Governance’ of Social Media”
Via US Techworkers
by Joe Guzzardi
In early May, nearly 50 former U.S. officials who held prominent federal government positions sent an urgent letter to Senate Majority and Minority leaders Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer, and to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. Also copied was the Bipartisan Innovation Act Conference Committee, a group that will reconcile differences in the Senate and House versions of separate bills which address America’s global competitiveness.
Included among the letter’s signatories are the former secretaries of the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Defense and the Department of Navy, as well as the former U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner, a CIA director, their assistants and undersecretaries and a two-term U.S. representative. The letter’s tone is alarmist.
Continue reading “Former U.S. Gatekeepers Lobby for More International STEM Students”
Via The Blue State Conservative
It’s unclear exactly what made President Joe Biden so angry yesterday. We’ve seen him irate before, usually during campaign speeches, and with his ire typically directed at former President Donald Trump. But a speech Biden gave to 40th International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) International Convention in Chicago was different. He seemed genuinely enraged.
Continue reading “Clueless! Biden Is Angry About Food Shortage During COVID, But Not About The One Right Now”
Via Sovereign Man
Zhang Hongbing was 14 years old when the Cultural Revolution began to sweep China in 1966.
But even though the Chinese Communist Party had already been in power for nearly two decades by that point, Chairman Mao still believed that there was too much capitalist influence in China.
So he decided to completely rewrite literature, history, and the entire education system.
School instruction switched from teaching math and science, to activism.
Students were encouraged to find and punish “revisionists” who sought to undermine the revolution’s progress, including their own parents and teachers.
Continue reading “Public Schools Enlist Child Soldiers in America’s Cultural Revolution”
Via ZeroHedge
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla may have forgotten he was on camera this week, as he dazzled the audience at the World Economic Forum in Davos with fantasies of ingestible computer chips that signal authorities when a drug has been digested.
“It is a, basically biological chip that is in the tablet. And once we take the tablet and dissolves into the stomach, sends a signal that you took the table. So imagine the applications of that – the compliance. The insurance companies know that the medicines patients should take, they take them.
Watch:
Continue reading “‘Imagine The Compliance’: Pfizer CEO Pitches Davos Elites On WiFi Microchip Pills”
Via International Man
International Man: With nearly $10 trillion in assets under management (AUM), BlackRock is the world’s largest asset manager.
The company exploded in size after the 2008 financial crisis, and that’s no coincidence.
Central banks around the world have printed scores of trillions since then. A significant portion of that freshly created money eventually found its way into the stock market, specifically BlackRock’s exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
BlackRock was also responsible for helping the Federal Reserve manage its massive debt portfolio after 2008. It’s another indication of BlackRock’s cozy relationship with the government.
Continue reading “Doug Casey on the Rise of BlackRock and Fascism in the US”
Babylon Bee
WASHINGTON, D.C.—During a press conference aimed at praising the Commander-in-Chief’s flawless track record, Press Secretary Jen Psaki begrudgingly took a question from some gloom-and-doom journalist describing parents’ struggles in finding baby formula. Psaki guffawed, saying parents unable to obtain baby formula should just feed their babies a margarita and put them in kickboxing class.
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Via Birch Gold Group
“Stop talking about gold, Ray,” Christine Lagarde demanded just before the ‘Ending the Experiment’ session at the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 22, 2015.
Image CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 courtesy of World Economic Forum
From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group
This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Ray Dalio looks at 500 years of economic history to make the case for gold, the Fed’s credibility, and precious metals looking to rebound from April.
Ray Dalio’s 5 wars of our time (and how to navigate them)
In his latest book, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio looked at 500 years of economic history to give investors an idea of the cycle we now find ourselves in. The last such cycle, says Dalio, occurred between 1930-1945 and caused a shift in global influence, as it is doing now.
Continue reading “Ray Dalio: Gold Reduces Risks, Enhances Returns, Belongs In Your Savings”
