Category: Technology

Engineering and Harnessing Technology to Aid in Humanity’s Goal for Life, Liberty and Individual Freedom.

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White Fibrous Clots and VAERS Data Manipulation: A Call for Urgent Investigation

Introduction The safety of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) has been a cornerstone of public health messaging, yet alternative voices on platforms like Substack and X challenge this narrative with disturbing reports. Laura Kasner’s March 2025 Substack post, “A Horrifying Breakthrough in the WHITE FIBROUS CLOT Saga,” details claims by a scientific team led by retired organic chemist Greg Harrison, who analyzed white fibrous clots found by embalmer Richard Hirschman. These clots, reportedly distinct from typical blood clots, contain high phosphorus, sulfur, and tin, with low iron, magnesium, and potassium, and are hypothesized to stem from mRNA vaccine lipid nanoparticles. Concurrently, WelcomeTheEagle’s Substack, run by a self-described VAERS auditor, alleges systemic manipulation of VAERS data, including the deletion, alteration, and undercoding of adverse event reports, further obscuring…
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Reallocating Under-Utilized Airwaves for Modern Digital Communications

The electromagnetic spectrum is a finite resource, yet its allocation has not kept pace with the rapid evolution of communication technologies. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) oversees the management of this spectrum in the United States, balancing commercial, governmental, and civilian needs. However, many allocated frequency bands, such as the 40 Citizen Band (CB) radio channels in the 27 MHz range, are significantly under-utilized in today’s digital age. These airwaves, once bustling with trucker chatter and community exchanges, now lie largely dormant as communication preferences have shifted to digital platforms. This presents a unique opportunity for the FCC to reallocate these under-used frequencies to support innovative, unencrypted digital communications for civilian use, fostering education, hobbyist experimentation, and scientific advancement, while also paving the way for secure, licensed applications…
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Timeline of the Getac 300B Series Laptops and Why I Love Them…

The Getac B300, a flagship rugged notebook designed for extreme environments like defense, public safety, and field services, has evolved significantly since its debut in 2008. Each generation has brought processor upgrades, enhanced durability, and improved connectivity while maintaining critical legacy features like Serial and VGA ports. This article explores the B300’s progressive improvements, explains why legacy I/O remains vital, argues why a 1024×768 resolution is sufficient for most use cases, and highlights the superbright display’s practicality in direct sunlight. I started using them with the advise of a friend that lived by this make and model. Here is a break down of the evolution of this model and then I go into why. Timeline of Getac B300 Generations and Improvements 2008: B300 G1 – The Rugged Foundation…
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Empowering Students with Decommissioned Rugged Laptops Running Linux

In a world where education is increasingly digital, equipping students with the right tools is critical to fostering creativity, independence, and a passion for learning. One innovative and practical solution is to supply schools with decommissioned rugged laptops from military, police, and fire departments, preloaded with Linux distributions. This approach not only addresses logistical and economic challenges but also inspires students by providing them with a platform that promotes freedom, empowerment, and responsible use. Here’s why this idea is a game-changer for education. The Case for Rugged Laptops Rugged laptops, originally designed for extreme conditions in military, police, and fire department operations, are built to last. Unlike consumer-grade devices, these machines are engineered to withstand drops, spills, dust, and harsh environments. For school-aged children, who may not always…
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Mainstream Media, Sinclair and Affective Misalignment in American Politics

The term “fake media,” popularized by President Donald Trump, has ignited a firestorm in American politics, encapsulating a battle over truth, trust and tribalism. Trump’s claims of media bias reflected his genuine intent to expose distortions in mainstream reporting, resonating with millions skeptical of institutional narratives. However, mainstream media, often controlled by centralized corporate entities like Sinclair Broadcast Group, acts as a major pillar of social psychosis, amplifying polarizing movements and narratives that drive societal division. While numerous issues contribute to polarization, many stem largely from mainstream media sources, whose emotionally charged counter-narratives to Trump fuel affective misalignment—where opposition to his perceived exaggerations leads to embracing equally manipulative propaganda. This dynamic has eroded bipartisan cooperation to near-zero, setting a dangerous precedent for democratic governance. Mainstream Media as a…
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Facebook’s Failure to Address Rampant Scams: A Growing Crisis

Introduction Facebook, with over 2.9 billion monthly active users, is a cornerstone of global connectivity. However, its vast reach has made it a breeding ground for scammers exploiting users through phishing, fake ads, and account takeovers. Recent reports, including personal accounts like that of my aunt, highlight a troubling pattern: Facebook’s inadequate response to scam reports, with appeals often denied despite clear evidence. This article explores the unchecked proliferation of scams on the platform, from fraudulent pages to scam recovery services impersonating legal agencies, and the urgent need for independent investigations and a responsive oversight body. The Scope of the Problem Scammers exploit Facebook’s platform in sophisticated ways. Common tactics include: Phishing and Account Takeovers: Fraudsters send messages or emails posing as Facebook, warning users of policy violations…
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Underground Cities, Trillions Missing, and the 9/11 Gold Mystery: Exploring Catherine Austin Fitts’ Claims

In a conversation that continues to spark intrigue and speculation, former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Catherine Austin Fitts made explosive claims to Tucker Carlson regarding the possibility of a secret underground city, built using trillions of unaccounted-for dollars. According to Fitts, this construction was planned for a “near extinction event,” and the groundwork was laid during the George W. Bush administration. Her allegations raise questions about missing funds, shadow government infrastructure, and even the mystery of the gold reportedly missing from beneath the World Trade Center after 9/11. Fitts’ Allegation: A Hidden City for the Elite? Fitts has long maintained that vast sums of U.S. government funds—into the trillions—have effectively vanished over the past several decades. In interviews and publications, she suggests that this money…
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Why Our Administration Ceased Gain-of-Function Research: A Comprehensive Overview

The decision to cease Gain-of-Function (GoF) research in the United States was not abrupt, nor was it purely political—it was the result of a long and troubling accumulation of scientific, ethical, and procedural concerns. The tipping point came in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, with mounting evidence suggesting the need for caution, accountability, and re-evaluation of high-risk biological experimentation. Two crucial sources—an unilaterally attended Congressional hearing in September 2022 and a long-classified MK-ULTRA document released in December 2024—reveal the context and catalysts that led to the policy shift. What is Gain-of-Function Research? Gain-of-Function research involves manipulating pathogens to enhance their properties, such as transmissibility, virulence, or host range. Though potentially useful for understanding disease progression and preparing vaccines, such work also carries grave biosafety risks, particularly when…
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The CDC FOIA Office Closure: Legal Concerns and Prospects for FOIA Requests

Introduction In April 2025, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shuttered its entire Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) office as part of a broader Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reorganization under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This unprecedented move, affecting approximately 22 staffers, has halted the CDC’s ability to process FOIA requests, leaving requesters with automated replies stating that the office is on administrative leave and unable to respond. This article explores the legality of the closure, its implications for transparency, and the prospects for FOIA requests moving forward, drawing on recent developments and expert analyses. Background: The HHS Reorganization and FOIA Office Layoffs On April 1, 2025, HHS initiated a mass reduction-in-force, cutting 10,000 employees across its agencies, including the CDC, Food and…
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Uncovering the Shadows: New Revelations on U.S. Covert Involvement in COVID-19 Origins

Introduction The origins of the COVID-19 pandemic have been shrouded in controversy, with competing narratives fueling global distrust. Recent revelations, coupled with long-standing accusations from China and Russia, have intensified scrutiny on the United States’ potential role in the virus’s creation. China has openly blamed the U.S., pointing to ignored appeals by Russia to the United Nations for investigations into alleged U.S. biological malfeasance. These claims, bolstered by declassified documents and whistleblower testimonies, suggest a complex web of covert operations involving U.S. agencies like the CIA and USAID, potentially in collusion with global entities like the World Economic Forum (WEF). This article explores these allegations, supported by emerging evidence, and speculates on the motives behind such actions, including the possibility of a regime-change operation targeting the Trump administration…