by John W. Whitehead, Rutherford Institute:
“Big Brother is Watching You.”―George Orwell, 1984
2024 is the new 1984.
Forty years past the time that George Orwell envisioned the stomping boot of Big Brother, the police state is about to pass off the baton to the surveillance state.
Fueled by a melding of government and corporate power—the rise of the security industrial complex—this watershed moment sounds a death knell for our privacy rights.
from WND:
Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin triggers global elites
Such is the state of censorship around the globe today that elites who are in power in multiple ways were so enraged by the fact Tucker Carlson interviewed Vladimir Putin that they attacked Carlson, suggesting censorship, travel bans, and more.
It seems that the old journalism trope about interviewing those whose decisions and actions are affecting – even killing – people so the world knows them a little better, is gone.
from The Dan Bongino Show:
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by Rick Moran, PJ Media:
I’ve got good news and bad news about crime in American cities.
Overall, crime has gone down, though violent crime is still not back down to levels seen before the pandemic. Whether this is due to an increased police presence is unclear, but many cities that briefly flirted with the “no police” idiocy pushed by Black Lives Matter have abandoned it.
from Red Voice Media:
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by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts:
In his newly published book, Nuclear High-Attitude Electromagnetic Pulse, Steven Starr shows that all it takes is one nuclear explosion to shut down the United States and throw the population back into the Dark Ages. The electric power grid would be destroyed along with the communications system, the cooling systems at nuclear power plants and all electronic devices. The reason is that civilian infrastructure is not protected from ElectroMagneticPulse (EMP). The military has taken steps to shield its weapon and communication systems, but nothing has been done to protect civilian infrastructure. Bills mandating EMP protection have been defeated in Congress.
by Lance D Johnson, Natural News:
In the middle of 2021, embalmers started to pull fibrous, white blood clots from corpses. Some of the embalmers preserved a few of these clots and spoke about their findings on independent films and independent media channels.
This phenomenon coincided with the rollout of the experimental covid-19 vaccines. These injections were already causing heart inflammation, blood clots and vaccine-induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia, but nothing like this had ever been seen before. Ever since the news broke out about the strange blood clots, an Air Force Major named Thomas Haviland has been investigating. He surveyed embalmers around the world to learn more about this abhorrent reality.
by Christina Maas, Reclaim The Net:
Big Tech is taking a bigger role in moderating online speech in 2024.
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan has a post up on the company blog just in time to, well in advance, reiterate the giant platform’s policies regarding the upcoming elections.
Even though Mohan’s “letter” is supposed to deal with the “four big bets for 2024,” the bit concerning the elections is of most interest, given the ramifications of YouTube’s previous and continued restrictive approach and unprecedented levels of censorship.
by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:
Australia has become the latest country to delve head-first into the first goal of The Great Reset, which is to digitise its citizens.
When digitised identities get matched with central bank digital currencies, it’s game over for freedom of thought, movement, etc. All human behaviour will be monitored, assessed and scored 24/7.
by John-Michael Dumais, Childrens Health Defense:
After the farmer protests in Brussels last week, European Commission leaders announced concessions to lighten the burden of greenhouse gas reductions on growers, but held the course with plans to cut 90% of emissions by 2040.
from The Conservative Treehouse:
This is probably the first time a U.S presidential candidate has been defeated in a state presidential primary by an unlisted rival. However, that’s what happened in Nevada when Nikki Haley ran unopposed as listed on the Nevada primary ballot.
The Republican Nevada presidential primary was Tuesday; but the Republican Party of Nevada switched to maintain a primary caucus approach to selecting the candidate. The Caucus takes place on Thursday.
