Ben Swann on why violence by outsiders is robbing true activists their moment for change. The violence is not an accident, it is meant to distract and prevent actual change from taking place. Both police and protestors are guilty. #blacklivesmatter #protests #benswann

If you’re looking for inspiration or a symbol of hope, here are five ordinary people — who just happen to be seniors — doing extraordinary things.

The call to “reopen” society isn’t just about stores and bars; it’s about reopening ourselves to the reality of a system that is built on racism, violence, and injustice. #georgefloyd #icantbreathe

While working towards your goals, never let the fear of failure or the need to play it safe stop you in your tracks. Keep progressing and see just how much you can accomplish.

“See if you’re playing it safe you’re not gonna win. It’s by trying things that you figure out how far you can go. You gotta get outside the box.”

Lynne McTaggart would like us all to send an intention to lower the current violence and heal the racial division in the United States. #intentionexperiment

Lee Harris delivers the June 2020 Energy Update. Many different themes came in this month, as is the case in this peculiar time that we are in. #energyforecast #energyupdate

Vicki Howie shares there’s a LOT going on with the planets this June. Two eclipses, six planets in retrograde (for a couple days) and other powerful alignments. #energyforecast

Modern Galaxy: This circle clearing shows that our own immune system will adapt and cure this thing (Covid-19). No man-made solutions will be necessary. What do you think? #cropcircle

We have scoured the best online web development courses and curated them for you so that you can have an easier time choosing which one will work best for you.

The timing of recent flare-ups of unrest happens to coincide with a new wave of solar activity including the strongest solar flare we’ve seen in three years. #solarflare

College students are finding that text-to-speech is a gateway to greater productivity. Here are three key ways in which speech technology is essential for every college student.

On June 5th and 6th, the Strawberry Full Moon will also pass through the faint outer shadow of the Earth, known as a penumbral lunar eclipse. #lunareclipse #fullmoon

H.R. 6666 does not ensure privacy. It also sets the stage for multiple violations of our constitutional rights, including the Fourth, Fifth, Eighth and Ninth amendments #traceact

The mainstream media have characterized Sweden’s choice, to keep their economy and their schools open, as a failure. However, that is not the case.

Vagueness is the cardinal feature of the contact tracing bill (H.R. 6666) and intentionally so. Words like “could” and “may” show up at key junctures. We could do this, we may do that. For example, when some pleasant android of the State shows up at your home and knocks on the door, because you shopped at a hole-in- the-wall hardware store where an employee was later found to be “positive for,” or “infected by,” or “sick from” (which one is it?) the virus, and this contact tracer asks you about your health, and asks you to get tested. What happens if you say NO?

Some law enforcement officers are taking advantage of new regulations, imposing unreasonable force in their zeal to contain citizens. Human rights violations are happening worldwide, as tens of thousands are detained and arrested for ignoring confinement measures #policestate