By B.N. Frank For many years experts have issued serious warnings about privacy AND cybersecurity risks associated with Internet of Things (IoT) technology (see 1,…
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By Alastair Crooke What is a ‘digital Iron Curtain’? It is when Big Digital, as Professor Michael Rectenwald terms these Western Tech Goliaths, become ‘governmentalities’,…
By B.N. Frank People worldwide DO NOT WANT utility “Smart” Meters – electric, gas, and water. Tens of millions have been installed and millions more…
By Brad Polumbo Congress is debating another round of COVID-19 stimulus legislation right now. But as the details continue to be hashed out, new evidence…
By Tyler Durden An internal memo reviewed by WSJ and confirmed by United Parcel Service workers outlines how the package delivery company imposed shipping restrictions on…
By Tyler Durden The co-owner of a bar on Staten Island which declared itself an ‘autonomous zone‘ after its liquor license was yanked over COVID-19…
By Matt Agorist As the massive human experiment in tyranny, censorship, and fear — otherwise known as 2020 — comes to a close, it just…
By The Corbett Report David Meiswinkle and Mick Harrison of the Lawyers’ Committee for 9/11 Inquiry join James to discuss their petition to Congress for…
By Michael Maharrey RICHMOND, Va. (Dec. 1, 2020) – Last month, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed a bill into law that will put limits on…
By B.N. Frank Security experts have warned for years that wireless devices are easy to hack. There have been countless reports about hackers taking advantage…
By David Smith Gold and silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs), a measure of large investor interest, are experiencing outflows as opposed to an almost interrupted inflow…
By Bernard Marr In 2017, a detailed Forbes report was published on what some of the world’s wealthiest individuals have purchased, and what it may…
By Tyler Durden While neither Republican nor Democratic leadership has signed on to the plan, a $908 billion bipartisan proposal from moderates has been unveiled…
By MassPrivateI A Scottish company called FirstGroup uses 44,000 First Student school buses to secretly monitor the behavior of more than 5 million students. First…