Category: Geopolitics at War

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The Dangers of Joining the CIA: A Legacy of Misplaced Power & Selfish Ambition

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has a long and complex history, dating back to the post-World War II era. Established in 1947, the CIA was created in response to the emerging threats of the Cold War, including the arms and space races. However, from its inception, the agency has been plagued by a culture of misplaced power and selfish ambition, which has led to a legacy of danger and deception. One of the earliest and most influential operations in the CIA’s history was Operation Paperclip, a secret program that recruited former Nazi scientists and engineers to work for the United States government. This operation set a precedent for the CIA’s willingness to compromise its values and morals in pursuit of power and knowledge. By recruiting individuals with questionable…
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Not mRNA Chicken?! Why the Bird Flu…

  Dr. Eric Berg’s part in this discussion with Clayton Baker M.D., has shed light on a concerning plan to vaccinate all chickens and livestock with mRNA technology, which could potentially contaminate the global food supply chains. This plan is allegedly linked to the introduction of a new virus that threatens livestock and can leap to humans during the contamination stage, utilizing miRNA inference for gain of function research. The Biden administration has granted a significant amount of money to Moderna to develop a vaccine for this virus, raising questions about the motivations behind this move. The timing of the virus’s emergence and the subsequent development of a vaccine by Moderna has sparked concerns about a potential global conspiracy to reduce the human population on Earth. The sudden…
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The Preemptive Truth on Health Perceptions: mRNA ‘Vax’

The narrative surrounding the safety of COVID-19 vaccines has become so entrenched that the mainstream public may outright reject any suggestion of potential harms. Regardless of how compelling or well-reasoned the arguments against the prevailing “trust the science” mantra might be, the lack of control-group studies on vaccine and booster safety has created widespread uncertainty. This ambiguity offers just enough plausible deniability for people to cling to a false sense of confidence, disillusioned about the vaccines’ true efficacy and safety. At the same time, there has been a noticeable increase in cancers and deadly blood clots, yet no clear explanation or accountability ties these conditions to the vaccines. The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) has logged an unprecedented number of reports, but these are frequently dismissed with…
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The Case for Competency in Public Speaking: A New Standard for American Politicians?

In the landscape of American politics, the authenticity and conviction of public figures are increasingly under scrutiny. There’s a growing sentiment among the public that politicians, often seen as scripted “mobots,” lack the genuine ability to convey their true beliefs or engage in unscripted dialogue. This situation has sparked a debate on whether public office holders should be required to demonstrate their competence through a public speaking exam, specifically one that assesses their ability to communicate without reliance on scripts or teleprompters.   The Current State of Political Discourse Contemporary political speeches are often meticulously crafted by speechwriters or, more recently, supplemented by AI tools like GPT. While these practices ensure a polished delivery, they also allow powerful special interest groups to exert significant control over political messaging.…
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The Good, The Bad[ass] and the Ugly of Flabby Hoffman’s “Colony Collapse Disorder Vol 1”

Flabby Hoffman’s book “Colony Collapse Disorder, Volume I” published on November 24th, 2024 [Three Volumes published concurrently around then.] presents a satirical and highly critical perspective on American politics, culture and society. The central thesis revolves around the idea that a cabal of wealthy elites, referred to as “Ameri-Nazis,” has been secretly manipulating events since the end of World War II to establish a crypto-fascist government in the United States, culminating in the potential rise of a totalitarian Fourth Reich. The author, Flabby Hoffman uses a sarcastic, irreverent and often vulgar tone to deconstruct historical events, political figures, cultural trends and media narratives. The Good (The Thought Provoking Premises): The Fourth Reich: The book posits that the collapse of Nazi Germany wasn’t a defeat but a strategic retreat.…
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The DeepSeek Hype: Decoding the AI Frenzy and Its Market Impact + Where DeepSeek Succeeds

The artificial intelligence (AI) landscape was rocked in early 2025 by the introduction of DeepSeek, a Chinese tech startup’s AI model that claimed to outperform established giants like OpenAI with significantly less resource expenditure. This announcement led to dramatic market reactions, with companies like Nvidia experiencing significant stock value drops. However, beneath the surface of this apparent technological leap, a narrative of skepticism, critique, and strategic market dynamics has emerged. This article delves into the phenomenon of the DeepSeek hype, analyzing its technological claims, market impact, and the broader implications for the AI industry. The Rise of DeepSeek DeepSeek made headlines with the release of its R1 model, which was touted for its performance comparable to top-tier models like OpenAI’s o1 but at purportedly a fraction of the…
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State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks and the Facade of Democracy

In the digital age, the battleground for global power dynamics has increasingly shifted to cyberspace, where state-sponsored cyber attacks serve not just as tools for espionage but also for political sabotage. This article delves into examples of such operations, focusing on the tensions between the United States and the BRICS countries, and how the rhetoric of promoting “democracy” often masks underlying geopolitical strategies. State-Sponsored MITM Attacks Stuxnet (U.S. and Israel vs. Iran – 2010): This worm, designed to sabotage Iran’s nuclear program, exemplifies how cyber capabilities can be weaponized for physical impact. Although not a traditional Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attack, it involved intercepting and altering control system communications (Langner, 2011). Quantum Insert by NSA (U.S.): This technique allowed the NSA to intercept and manipulate internet traffic, potentially for MITM…
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The Realities of Shadow Banning Across Search Engines, Video Platforms and Social Media — and a Look at “Common Grounds”

Introduction In an age where online discourse has become the lifeblood of public debate, the concept of “shadow banning” has risen to the forefront of conversations about transparency, free speech, and digital ethics. Shadow banning refers to the practice of limiting the visibility of a user’s content—often without the user’s knowledge—on platforms such as search engines (Google, DuckDuckGo), video streaming services (YouTube, Bitchute, Rumble), and social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and others). While platform providers often assert that this practice is designed to combat spam or abusive content, critics argue that it can also be used to suppress certain political views or individuals. This article explores the realities of shadow banning across major digital platforms, examining notable case studies and legal actions. In doing so, we also…
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Implications of Directed Energy Weapons Legislation on Recent U.S. Wildfires

The “Directed Energy Weapon Systems Acquisition Act of 2016” (S. 2778), introduced to accelerate the development and deployment of directed energy weapons by the U.S. Department of Defense, has sparked significant debate, particularly in light of recent wildfires in California and Hawaii. This piece of legislation outlines a strategic push towards integrating these advanced technologies into military capabilities, raising questions about their potential unintended or deliberate use in civilian contexts. Legislation Overview The Act, as detailed in lines 1-4 of Page 1, aims to amend title 10 of the United States Code, focusing on the rapid acquisition of directed energy weapons. It emphasizes the potential of these weapons to be a “game changer” in military operations, as noted in lines 11-14 of Page 2. However, despite significant investments,…
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Doublethink and the Flames of Deception: Revisiting the LA and Hawaii Fires

In the wake of the devastating fires in Los Angeles and Hawaii, particularly those in Lahaina, Maui the public narrative has largely framed these events as natural disasters exacerbated by dry conditions and high winds. However, recent satellite video evidence has begun to challenge this narrative, suggesting that these might not have been entirely natural occurrences. Here, we delve into this discourse, using the Orwellian concept of “doublethink” to frame the complexity of understanding and discussing these events. The term “doublethink” from George Orwell’s 1984 describes the act of simultaneously accepting two mutually contradictory beliefs as correct. In the context of the LA and Hawaii fires, this manifests in the public’s acceptance of the official narrative while new evidence suggests the involvement of what some are calling “exotic…