C-Span

July 20, 1990 Book Discussion on Every Spy a Prince Mr. Melman and Mr. Raviv discussed their book, Every Spy a Prince: The Complete History of Israeli Intelligence. The book focused on the five branches of the Israeli intelligence community and the role of each branch. It also speculates on the future roles of the intelligence community in a potentially explosive area with the possibility of chemical, biological, and nuclear warfare. Continue reading “ISIS stands for Israeli Secret Intelligence Service”

Collective Evolution – by Arjun Walia

Putting in tens of millions of 5G antennae without a single biological test of safety has got to be about the stupidest idea anyone has had in the history of the world” – Martin L. Pall, PhD & Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University. – 5G: Great risk for EU, U.S. and International Health! Compelling Evidence for Eight Distinct Types of Great Harm Caused by Electromagnetic Field(EMF) Exposures and the Mechanism that Causes Them.  

Continue reading “Firefighters Report Neurological Damage After Cell Tower Installation Near Their Station”

Collective Evolution – by Joe Martino

When I first realized the true magnitude of what the Pope’s Audience Hall design reveals, I was shocked. Despite 10 years of research into the elite, occult, Illuminati, consciousness, and more, this stuck out as something I just HAD to write about.

Have you heard of the Pope’s Audience Hall? Also known as the Paul VI Audience Hall or the Hall of the Pontifical Audiences, it lies partially in Vatican City and partially in Rome, Italy. Named after Pope Paul VI and built in 1971 by Italian architect Pier Luigi Nervi,  it  seats 6,300 and contains a bronze statue called La Resurrezione, designed by Pericle Fazzini, within.  Continue reading “The Dark Secrets Behind The Pope’s Audience Hall (It’s a Giant Reptilian)”

Tech Spot – by Cal Jeffrey

Why it matters: We expect that when we have a CT or MRI scan that the results are accurate. After all we are talking about equipment that can cost millions of dollars and radiologists with years of training and sometimes decades of experience. However, hospital security can be lax and researchers have now shown they can fake CT and MRI scans using a generative adversarial network (GAN).  Continue reading “Security researchers fake cancerous nodes in CT scans with machine learning”

Abel Danger

Ed. note: This little tiny backwater website hardly makes a dent anywhere in the broader scheme of present circumstances, Hopefully though, it will have an overall accumulative effect along with other networks joining with alternative news sources.  Continue reading “The Public Is Catching On To The Scam (Including Information On The Vaccine War)”

Veterans Today – by Rachael Rettner, Senior Writer Live Science

Four people in Oregon were infected with a rare tick-borne virus, known as Colorado tick fever, in a single month, according to a new report.

That’s an unusually high number of cases for the state, which typically sees one or fewer cases of Colorado tick fever per year, according to the report, published today (March 28) by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  Continue reading “Oregon Is Seeing Spike in Rare Colorado Tick Fever”

Priceonomics

With the recent second verdict where a jury ruled that Roundup weedkiller contributed to a man’s cancer, controversial pesticides, herbicides and fungicides are once again in the news.

These chemicals, particularly the herbicide glyphosate (the active ingredient in Roundup) have long played a role in American agriculture, but their health risks are only now being understood. As a result, thousands of cancer lawsuits have been filed against Monsanto, the company that invented Roundup, and Monsanto’s new parent company, Bayer AG. Continue reading “The Places in America that Use the Most (and Least) Pesticides”

Reality Blog – by Clint Richardson

It is the greatest of fallacies; indeed it might be the greatest public relations stunt ever conceived. It cannot be defined. It cannot be touched or spoken to. It cannot be seen. It has no substance.

And yet we as individuals identify ourselves as it with perfectly unhindered irrationality, while at the same time never being able to grasp its totality of non-existence. It is used to describe every last one of us, even when it singles out one of us to bully and plunder. It represents the basis of the entire structure of power over us, while at the same time somehow being us. And the power of it has created the most impressive false dialectic ever conceived in the history of the world.  Continue reading “I Am Not The People, And Neither Are You”

The Technocratic Tyranny – by Vicki Davis

On March 14, 2019, the Senate Armed Services Committee held a hearing on the budget for the Defense Department.  Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan and General Joseph Dunford testified.  When it was Senator Josh Hawley’s turn to ask questions, he asked about Google.  The following is a clip of the question and answer. Continue reading “War By Other Means”

Abel Danger

Ed. note: As we have been outlining in several posts at AD, US economic policy planners are not going to stop until they get what they want in Venezuela with President Maduro removed from office. Once Brazil is accepted into NATO like there is now talk on, and there is even the slightest provocation by Venezuela, that will allow Brazil to bring its powerful military down on Venezuela. Outside of the US military, Brazil has the second largest military in the hemisphere. The US-backed Random Guy™ Juan has failed and so this new strategy using Brazil for military intervention has been slowly rolled out. The more aggression against Venezuela increases, the more Venezuela will be forced to turn to Russia and China for economic survival.”The fight is on” and its in the US hemisphere. Continue reading “US Preparing Brazil For Military Assault On Venezuela”

The Verge – by Chloé Cooper Jones

Orta and Eric Garner were deciding where to eat when the police approached. Orta immediately raised his cellphone and hit record. He’d been doing that a lot lately. Many living in the Tompkinsville neighborhood of Staten Island felt they lived under constant surveillance by the 120th Precinct. Orta and Garner had often talked about how just leaving their homes meant expecting to be followed, stopped, searched. Orta knew from experience that anything could happen during these interactions. And so for him, it had become a form of self-defense to film the police.  Continue reading “He filmed the killing of Eric Garner—and the police punished him for it”

The Guardian – by Melanie Sevcenko

In 2015, Erich Berkovitz opened his medical marijuana processing company, PharmEx, with the intention of getting sick people their medicine. His passion stemmed from his own illness. Berkovitz has Tourette syndrome, which triggers ticks in his shoulder that causes chronic pain. Cannabis takes that away.

Yet in the rapidly changing marijuana landscape, PharmEx is now one of three medical-only processors left in the entire state of Oregon.  Continue reading “How legal cannabis actually made things worse for sick people in Oregon”