Agencies & Systems
U.S. government agencies and systems
At a recent tech conference the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement offered the first glimpse of their immigrant social media monitoring program.
In this video, E. Howard Hunt, in a death-bed confession, names then-Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and a handful of CIA spooks as the cabal behind the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Human trafficking remains a major problem worldwide, and it’s not just pimps and escaped convicts involved. It’s politicians, the elite, wealthy businessmen, your neighbours, and oftentimes the people that you’d least expect. There was an astonishing 35.7% increase in the amount of human trafficking victims in the U.S. between 2015 and 2016, and that’s just the known number of victims. This begs the question: Are we getting better at finding them, or are an increasing number of people being forced to sell their bodies? Sadly, statistics suggest the latter. Technology has played an integral role in finding these victims in recent years; however, technology can also enable human trafficking through the dark net and even through the use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chips
Further evidence highly suggests the surprise record firestorm [which created the California fire recently) was created to re-purpose zoning developments towards Agenda 21 mandates… Another revolution in weaponry is currently underway, with directed-energy weapons on the cusp of replacing chemical-powered weapons on the battlefield. DEWs use the electromagnetic spectrum (light and radio energy) to attack pinpoint targets at the speed of light. When a laser beam strikes a target, the energy from the photons in the beam heats the target to the point of combustion or melting.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange weighed in on last Sunday night’s deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas, as he pointed out that the FBI has a sordid history of targeting mentally ill and emotionally unstable individuals. “Almost all ‘terror’ plots are created by the FBI as part of its business model,” Assange wrote.
The CIA has its own investment capital firm called “In-Q-Tel,” and it’s been funding innovative tech firms for years. This is both good news and bad. One the one hand, it allows the CIA to invest in technologies they deem useful for the intelligence community; however, some of these technologies are a little creepy when it comes to personal space and privacy.
The Department of Homeland Security has made public a rule which calls for collecting social media info on immigrants.
Cyber security experts agree the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) attempted to hack into states’ voter registration systems in Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, and West Virginia.
This is unknown technology and we are not privy to testing that is done for them. Is there a government agency(ies) that tests these things, or not. Even if there is, and judging by how all of the reasons whistleblowers have shown us that we should meet the government’s representations with precaution, if not actual skepticism, can we trust that we can trust the results of such testing. Remember also that there is a so-called Black Budget in the government. Is it possible this technology falls under that and, if so, what assurance do we have that this will not be used for ill purpose.
In a recent talk, Kevin Shipp presented a series of slides explaining how the deep state and shadow government functions as well as the horrific crimes they are committing against U.S. citizens.
By now we must know, even if we might not like to admit it, that if anything could be changed through our current political establishment, it would have already, otherwise voting itself would likely be made illegal. Why? Because there is an established group out there that works and acts above government and makes the important choices in our world. Often called the Deep State, the Cabal, or the Illuminati, it’s out there, and the time of denying this basic fact has come to an end.
I felt inspired to shared this video because I believe we are in a time of great reflection in our world. Are we in a revolution? No. An evolution, perhaps, but this will not be something where we overthrow one system and replace it with another.
The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) is intended “to help the executive branch balance national security priorities with individual rights,” the Intercept reported earlier this year. On August 25, the president announced his nomination of Adam I. Klein to chair the PCLOB. However, Klein fails to offer a strong buffer between intrusive policies and the American people.
Dr. Maree Batchelor, MD sheds light on the shadow of reality. Weighs in on the recent eclipse, artificial intelligence, reincarnation and more. Just after the historical solar eclipse in the U.S. which occurred on August 21, 2017, one mainstream news channel’s headline read, “America Cheers the Darkness.” Despite the myriad theories about the positive significance of […]
We have seen the mainstream media characterize various stories about riots and Black-White police interactions in a very polarizing fashion. Because of these stories, it seems that many people believe that 1/2 of the country are virulent racists and the other half are not. Is it a surprise then that we would see more of the same media manipulation in this latest riot in Charlottesville, Virginia. What can we learn about this story, and how can we move forward to racial healing instead of race war?
Since the departure of the police force, the town has been calm. No more arrests and charges for fishing without a license, speeding down a public road or any of the other outrageous things that police across the nation try to enforce in the name of the state against the private individual citizen.
