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Biden creates secret surveillance court to resume trafficking of CONSUMER DATA between American and European corporations

January 24, 2024 -

Officially known as the Data Protection Review Court, its creation was authorized in an October 2022 executive order. This court, composed of eight judges handpicked by the Biden administration, has allowed companies to continue the transatlantic data trade, now with the blessing of officials in the European Union. (Related: The White House goes rogue: Secret surveillance program breaks all the laws.)

In other words, the surveillance court was created to resume the trade ...

Indiana sues Tiktok over consumer data access and sexual content

December 12, 2022 -

According to AG Todd Rokita, the short-video sharing app owned by ByteDance has violated the state's consumer protection laws by not disclosing the Chinese government's potential to access sensitive consumer information.

Additionally, TikTok deceived young users and their parents with its age rating of 12-plus in Apple's App Store and Google Play. The app makes sexual and substance-related posts easily accessed with its algorithm that promotes content "depicting alcohol, ...

Individual who visited Thomas Crooks’ home and workplace also visited Washington, D.C., building near FBI office in June 2023, newly acquired cell phone data shows

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Numerous devices "regularly visited" both the home and workplace of Crooks, the Oversight Project found. One of them, tied to a specific individual, also visited a building in Washington, D.C., located in Gallery Place near the offices of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on June 26, 2023.

Another device linked to Crooks also visited Plymouth, Mass., via a Pittsburgh to Boston flight in early March of this year. That device stayed at Hotel 1620 Plymouth Harbor from ...

Pandemic 2.0 ready to go: FDA to grant emergency use authorization (EUA) to mRNA bird flu shots, just like what happened with COVID

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The American Medical Association (AMA) made a few changes this past week to its Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) system, described as "the leading medical terminology code set for describing health care procedures and services." One change is the creation of a new CPT code for H5N8 Influenza virus "vaccine" candidates that "receive emergency use authorization (EUA) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)."

You may recall that during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) ...

White House official: China maintained PERSISTENT ACCESS to U.S. networks for years

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According to Israel Soong, director for East Asia and Pacific Cyber Policy at the National Security Council (NSC), this cyber campaign appears to be part of a wider effort by the CCP to prepare attacks on critical infrastructure. In the event of a conflict, Beijing intended to use its cyber access to "cripple" critical systems – including power grids and communications platforms.

"What is public, but is less well known, is that the [People's Republic of China] has been doing ...

Fortune 500 companies to incur more than $5 billion in losses from CrowdStrike outage – and that’s EXCLUDING Microsoft

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According to their calculations, the total direct financial loss that American Fortune 500 companies can expect to incur as a result of the fiasco is an incredible $5.4 billion – and that is not including Microsoft’s losses. They believe that cyber insurance will likely only cover somewhere from 10 to 20% of these losses, which would be between $540 million and $1.08 billion. They’re attributing this low coverage to the big risk retentions of many companies and the fact that a lot ...

Over 300 suspected heat-related deaths under investigation in Maricopa County

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The county's heat report dashboard this year indicates that 322 deaths are suspected to have been due to heat-related illnesses as of July 13. Almost 100 of those suspected heat deaths happened from July 7 to 13, when temperatures reached 118 degrees. (Related: Must-have items for your heatwave emergency kit.)

There have been 23 confirmed deaths in Maricopa related to heat so far this year, 17 of which were directly caused by heat and the six others of which were "heat-contributed....

Alberta premier pledges to amend Bill of Rights to include HEALTH FREEDOM

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According to InfoWars, her promise to add protections for personal choice on vaccinations came because of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine mandates put in place for a time in Alberta under its former Premier Jason Kenney.

The incumbent premier told Albertans at a recent town hall in Bonnyville that the COVID-19 crisis resulted in many people being discriminated against for their own medical decisions – something that "shouldn't have happened." Smith added that she ...

Hackers stole “nearly all” records of customer calls, texts from AT&T

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AT&T disclosed in a regulatory filing on Friday, July 12, that the most recent batch of customer data includes "records of customer call and text interactions" that happened "between approximately May 1 and October 31, 2022, as well as on January 2, 2023." (Related: AT&T’s MASSIVE data breach affects 73 MILLION previous and current customers.)

The telecom company stated the data does not include "content of calls or texts, personal information such as Social Security numbers, ...

The CrowdStrike global outage shows the serious dangers of a centralized, digitized world

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(Article by Dr. R P republished from DailySceptic.org)

It appears that in many cases, while the update was distributed automatically over the internet to systems, the workaround to fix the problem requires the machines to be rebooted in Windows’ safe mode, which usually requires physical access. The person at the keyboard then needs to know the password for the computer’s administrator account, and use this level of access to delete a file within a subdirectory of Windows’ ...

U.K. report: Halting puberty blockers DOES NOT increase suicide ideation in gender-confused youth

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The review, commissioned by the government of the United Kingdom and conducted by psychiatrist Louis Appleby, head of the National Health Service's (NHS) Suicide Prevention Strategy programs, was published on July 19 under the title "Review of suicides and gender dysphoria at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust: independent report." (Related: Puberty blockers are QUACK medicine backed by nothing… chemical child abuse is now demanded by LGBT pushers conspiring with evil ...

The censorship boomerang

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(Article by Bret Swanson republished from Brownstone.org)

The shock – both feigned and real – over Joe Biden’s long-obvious dementia cements our 2022 diagnosis of the ruling class’s dysinformation disorder. Yes, some knew and hid the truth, as the brilliant Timur Kuran explains. But many journalists and Democratic power brokers appear to have been truly clueless. Otherwise, they would have changed course long ago.

The refrain that Joe is “sharp as a tack” was just the ...

ESG push for net-zero CO2 emissions would raise food prices, nonprofit warns as it embarks on public awareness campaign

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Consumers' Research, which just embarked on a six-figure campaign this month, said the ESG efforts will only drive up the cost of operation on farms and will increase food prices.

"A lot has been made of the net zero push on the fossil fuel industry, and people are starting to wake up to the implications it has on the electrical grid. The reason we launched this campaign is we want to make sure people understand it goes farther than that – all the way to the apple that you ...

Study: Claim that CO2 drives temperature changes is just a FALSE NARRATIVE

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This is according to an extensive study on the matter recently published by Demetris Koutsoyiannis titled "Stochastic assessment of temperature–CO2 causal relationship in climate from the Phanerozoic through modern times." Koutsoyiannis holds an engineering doctorate and is a professor emeritus of hydrology and hydrosystems at the National Technical University of Athens.

The study is a stochastic assessment determination of the sequencing of CO2 variations versus temperature ...

Cyber extortion: AT&T agreed to pay hacker about $400,000 to erase stolen sensitive data

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An examination of a Bitcoin wallet address given by the hacker confirms that he received a transaction in mid-May that analysts said connected with an extortion payment.

A person acquainted with the ransomware discussions, who requested anonymity to talk about confidential matters, verified the payment from AT&T to the hacker.

Whether AT&T employed a mediator to pay hackers wasn't immediately clear.

An AT&T spokesperson refused to comment on whether the corporation ...

CENSORSHIP: German government BANS conservative magazine, claiming to combat “hate speech” and “extremism”

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The German publication Compact, founded in 2010 and based in the town of Falkensee just outside of Berlin, was recently banned by the German Federal Ministry of the Interior for allegations that the magazine was disseminating "antisemitic, racist, anti-minority, historical revisionist and conspiracy theory content."

As part of the ban, over 300 federal police under Interior Minister Nancy Faeser initiated a nationwide raid on 14 properties linked to the magazine in the German ...

Death toll in Gaza could reach nearly 600,000 due to “indirect deaths,” discredited “Lancet” medical journal claims

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The Lancet claimed that indirect deaths as a result of the war could be anywhere between 149,000 and 598,000 Palestinian deaths if the war were to end at once, indicating between three to 15 indirect deaths per direct death. (Related: Death toll in Gaza could hit nearly 600,000 people as "indirect deaths" pile up, The Lancet projects.)

The medical journal released a research correspondence between physicians and public health experts on July 5 on the difficulty of accounting ...

Musk removes cloud security CrowdStrike from “all systems” of his companies following major IT outage

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On July 19, an update broke Windows, causing systems to crash and display the blue screen of death. This caused a major disruption in airports, banks, hospitals, broadcasting networks and many other industries' operations, impacting 8.5 million computers around the world.

"All-In" podcast host Jason Calacanis asked on X: "I guess CrowdStrike doesn't do staged rollouts?" Musk responded to the thread confirming the deletion of the software "from all our systems, so no rollouts ...

Former FDA head accuses Merck of FRAUD over testing, marketing of mumps vaccine

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The report was released as two separate documents, this one and this one, and is marked "highly confidential" and "for attorney's eyes only."

The more than 800 pages contained in the report outline Kessler's opinion and analysis of both the history and severity of Merck's many regulatory violations over the years, beginning around the late 1990s.

At issue is Merck's infamous measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, also known as MMRII. Kessler reveals with proof how ...

Former CDC chief admits that vaccine mandates were “one of the greatest mistakes”

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Redfield looks back now and calls the mandates "one of the greatest mistakes." These statements came during a session of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, which focused on high-risk, gain-of-function research that has propped up a predatory and experimental vaccine industry.Dr. Robert Redfield changes direction on COVID-19 vaccines and unlawful mandates

Redfield's latest remarks challenge the prevailing narrative on vaccine safety, highlighting ...