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Predatory journals, fake conferences, and plagiarism Alongside the well-known problems of peer review and academic publishing incentives, another development over the past two decades has reshaped the research landscape: hundreds of predatory journals and fake academic conferences. These outlets mimic the appearance of…
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Negotiations on the European Commission's next seven-year budget are entering their decisive phase. Should Ursula von der Leyen and her allies succeed with their plans, Germany will once again have to shoulder a considerable financial burden. However, the Germans have now grown accustomed to this reality. Globally, government debt…
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In yet another stunning revelation of the pharmaceutical industry's corrupt stranglehold on American healthcare, AstraZeneca has been forced to pay $110 million to settle two whistleblower lawsuits brought by the state of Texas. The settlements, announced in 2014, expose a calculated scheme by the British-Swedish drug giant to defraud the…
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Special immune cells may be one piece of their internal compass. For decades, scientists have known that Earth’s magnetic field helps migratory birds and homing pigeons navigate. Just how our feathered friends sense the invisible sphere around the Earth, however, has been less clear. At least part of the answer appears to be…
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A lawsuit filed on June 30 in federal court in Virginia alleges that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) ordered its Counter Espionage Department to investigate all employees and contractors who refused the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) vaccine in 2021, treating unvaccinated people as threats to the U.S. government. According to…
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Should the UK Government really ban virtual communication for the youth? The recent debate on the harmful effects on children of smartphones and screens has aroused strong feelings on all sides, but some highly relevant facts have been completely ignored. Armed with recent research on the behavioural effects of engaging…
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Australia's controversial virtual communication ban for teenagers is turning into a political fiasco. Six months after the law came into effect, a study shows that around 85 percent of 12- to 15-year-olds are still using virtual communication networks. Instead of rethinking the failed model, the government is responding with harsher…
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The new generation of surveillance targets people. For years, the expansion of automatic license plate scanners was justified with a simple argument: they were supposed to find stolen vehicles, track down criminals, and support the police in investigations. The cameras would only record license plates – not the people behind them.…
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When government representatives, technology companies, investors, and international organizations gathered in the Chinese port city of Dalian from June 24 to 26 for the Annual Meeting of the New Champions, the World Economic Forum presented it as yet another event to promote innovation and economic cooperation. This so-called “Summer…
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The Labour government in Britain is accelerating its assault on digital privacy under the well-worn banner of child protection. Fresh plans leaked to the press reveal ministers intend to compel Apple, Google and other tech firms to restrict smartphones so thoroughly that a digital ID will be needed to use them with unfettered access.…
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In a brazen departure from decades of diplomatic precedent, the Trump administration has framed the military seizure of Venezuelan oil assets as a resounding financial success, claiming the United States has recovered its “investment” 28 times over. Yet beneath the triumphant rhetoric lies a troubling reality: after five months of direct…
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Cyber agencies from the Five Eyes intelligence alliance – Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and New Zealand – issued a rare joint statement on Monday, June 22, warning that frontier artificial intelligence (AI) models could soon enable hackers to cripple governments, businesses and critical infrastructure.…
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Origin stories are immensely important. When a dangerous and destructive force is let loose upon the Earth, people want to know where it came from and, most particularly, whether it was unleashed by nature or by man. During the covid-19 pandemic it was therefore a matter of great interest and concern whether the virus that causes the…
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has fast-tracked its purchase of India’s BrahMos supersonic cruise missile system, according to reports. The deal, valued at an estimated $3 billion, includes the missile systems along with associated logistics and training, officials said. Delivery of the BrahMos missiles is expected to begin within 12…
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A root used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for over a millennium is now drawing scrutiny from hair loss researchers, following a review published in the Journal of Holistic Integrative Pharmacy that argues its effects may be broader than anything currently on the market. Androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern hair…
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The nocebo effect is the hidden engine of modern pandemic narratives When authorities tell you to be afraid of a virus, your consciousness can make symptoms real – even if no pathogen exists. This isn't a conspiracy theory; it's documented science, and it has been used against the public for decades. The nocebo effect – the evil twin…
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In May 2026, a group of scientists set out to answer an important question that had never been properly tested: What does artificial intelligence (AI) actually do when it is put in charge? Until now, AI systems have always been evaluated on specific and defined tasks. Nobody had placed multiple AI systems together in a shared…
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For millions seeking to reduce their intake of refined sugars and processed desserts, a fundamental question has emerged: Why do so many conventional sweets leave consumers feeling depleted rather than energized, and who is driving the shift toward whole-food alternatives? The answer lies in the growing awareness that natural options,…
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Under the pretext of combating money laundering, the EU is increasingly making anonymous economic activities more difficult. From July 2027, Europeans will be limited to paying businesses or service providers no more than €10,000 (approximately $11,500) in cash. For any transaction exceeding €3,000 (just under $3,500), mandatory…
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Below is an English translation of the original article in Norwegian from steigan.no. Brainwashing is when reason is nullified. It is when a person’s ability to make independent judgments is gradually weakened, overridden, and replaced by ready-made slogans, fixed enemy images, and political reflexes. The brainwashed person does…
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New research published in Frontiers in Nutrition has found that tart cherry supplementation modifies the protein profile of skeletal muscle in recreationally active young men following exercise-induced muscle damage. The study, conducted on 34 healthy participants, examined cellular-level changes rather than focusing solely on…
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In an era where multinational corporations spend billions convincing people that vitamin-fortified soda (as well as the mistakenly called “flavoured water”, which is actually a sugary soft drink) is a legitimate nutritional strategy, a quiet revolution is brewing in glasses across the West. It is a return to basics, a rejection of…
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A team from Vienna and Frankfurt has found a formula describing a strange phenomenon: Space and time can form a kind of “crystal” that may turn into a black hole. The results are described in Physical Review Letters. Alongside the famous gigantic black holes, physics also allows for microscopic versions. They emerge from so-called…
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Futurism's report on Wi-Fi routers that can identify people solely based on their body movements and the distortion of radio waves seems like another glimpse into a dystopian future. But it actually describes something much larger: the gradual construction of an invisible surveillance infrastructure that no longer relies on cameras,…
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In a revelation at the Contact in the Desert UFO conference, three whistleblowers have detailed a pattern of intimidation, job loss and personal threats they claim are part of a broader effort by U.S. government agencies to suppress knowledge of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). Dylan Borland, Matthew Brown and Alexandro Wiggins,…
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India and the world are marking the 12th International Yoga Day with large-scale events centred around the theme Yoga for Healthy Ageing. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leading the national celebration from Kolkata’s Red Road, while Indian Missions across the globe are organising programmes. The 12th edition of International Yoga…
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Somehow, while the rest of the ancient Egyptian world has crumbled around it, the Great Pyramid of Khufu at Giza remains standing, even after 4,600 years. Even through major earthquakes and the gradual loss of its gleaming white casing stones, the main structure of the pyramid endures, its granite and limestone blocks still firmly in…
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On June 12, the European Union's Migration Pact officially took effect, marking a pivotal moment in the bloc's struggle over immigration policy. This sweeping framework, designed to enforce mandatory migrant quotas and impose steep financial penalties on non-compliant nations, has ignited fierce opposition from anti-immigration leaders…
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The demand for compensation Prime Minister Robert Fico announced Sunday June 14 that Slovakia will demand compensation from the European Union for approximately €700 million ($809.8 million) in military equipment donated to Ukraine between 2022 and 2023, according to the German Kiel Institute for the World Economy. Fico, who…
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Laughter and play are fundamental to healthy brain growth, emotional well-being and social bonding, according to Jacqueline Harding, Ph.D., an early childhood expert at Middlesex University in London. In her book The Brain That Loves to Laugh, Harding argues that joy is a complex biological phenomenon that helps children navigate…
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Why this matters: Because modern times have showed us that everything major occurring in the U.S. eventually occurs in most of the world. America has become an occupied nation. Not by one invading army, but by many occupying powers: the police state, the surveillance state, the war state, the corporate state, the foreign influence…
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In a landmark operation spanning continents, U.S. federal prosecutors have dismantled a transnational cryptocurrency money laundering network tied to the dark web, seizing nearly $400 million in illicit Bitcoin and arresting two key figures at the heart of the scheme. The takedown of AudiA6, a cryptocurrency mixing service and…
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A new study from researchers at Hirosaki University in Japan found that lower levels of vitamin C in the blood were associated with measurably less brain tissue and altered structural network patterns in a sample of 2,044 older adults, according to findings published June 10, 2026 in PLOS ONE. Participants, with a median age of 69,…
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A recent study published by Lindecke et al. in Science found that brief exposures to wireless radiofrequency (RF) radiation, a type of electromagnetic field (EMF), disrupted flight navigation in bats for several hours beyond the exposure period. This study exposed bats to wireless RF frequencies at 0.01–300 MHz, which is the range…
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Ukraine and Moldova formally opened accession negotiations with the European Union on Monday, June 15, according to EU officials. The talks began as the war in Ukraine continues, now in its third year. Moldova, citing Russian interference and concerns over a potential military threat, also started the process. The process…
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Just a few years ago, this idea was considered a red line in modern warfare: no computer, no algorithm, and no machine should ever be allowed to decide independently over life and death. Today, this very principle is up for debate in Great Britain. As reported by the Financial Times and the Daily Mail, British defence planners are…
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The central question is why governments and technology companies are suddenly building gigantic data centres on an unprecedented scale and what long-term role this infrastructure might play in an increasingly networked and AI-driven world. The big question: Why are data centres suddenly popping up everywhere? For months, massive…
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If intelligence were to become a service billed according to consumption, the intelligent age would only benefit the elite and those who can afford it The intelligent age is replacing our cognitive abilities with AI, and according to WEF founder Klaus Schwab, universities should focus on teaching students how to use technology…
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While Elon Musk's Neuralink dominates the headlines, China has apparently quietly gained a historic advantage. According to the New York Post, the country possesses the world's first commercially approved brain-computer interface with its NEO brain chip. What officially began as an aid for the paralyzed could ultimately develop into one…
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The Rothschilds have a habit of murdering Presidents who don’t follow their orders. “The bane of our civil institutions is to be found in Masonry, already powerful and daily becoming more so. I owe to my country an exposure of its dangers.” – Captain William Morgan, murdered Sept 11, 1826 A curious but very credible Internet…
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The case highlights growing tension between Brussels’ privacy rhetoric and the EU’s expanding security apparatus. For years, the European Union has presented itself as a global defender of privacy and personal data rights. But a joint investigation by media outlets in the UK, Germany, and Greece claims that Europol, the EU police…
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God created the Sun. Man created the light bulb. Sunlight heals. What effect does artificial light have? The following information is based on a report originally published by A Midwestern Doctor. Key details have been condensed and edited for clarity. Read the original report here. The world's second most published intensive…
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Researchers have identified a mechanical link between abdominal muscle contractions and brain waste clearance, suggesting that simple movements such as walking may help the brain clean itself. The findings, reported in Nature Neuroscience, propose that each contraction of the abdominal muscles during movement creates a hydraulic effect…
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The foods you choose in summer can either work with your body or against it. Heavier meals and processed snacks force your digestive system to work harder, raising your internal temperature. But nature offers an arsenal of cooling allies that are hydrating at the cellular level, providing key minerals, vitamins, and antioxidants to help…
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“There is no art which one government sooner learns of another than that of draining money from the pockets of the people.” – Adam Smith, Wealth of Nations You’re not imagining it. Everything costs more. Everything is monitored. Everything feels like it’s designed to take – from your wallet, your time, your freedom. That’s…
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We are currently witnessing the birth of a new psy-op targeting our most vital natural resource – water. The chosen label for this new fear-as-control exercise is “water bankruptcy”. It’s a name originating in a UN report published earlier this year. The decades old grumbling rumours of a “water crisis” just weren’t scary enough…
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Bishop Athanasius Schneider, auxiliary bishop of Astana, Kazakhstan, spoke in an interview about the evils of Freemasonry and its deep infiltration into the Church since the Second Vatican Council. During an interview on the YouTube channel Adrian Milag TV, broadcast publicly on May 22, Bishop Schneider, speaking about his book…
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PROVIDENT remains active until 2029 and had recently completed an unprecedented mapping of the Andean hantavirus before the outbreak of 2026 became known. A comprehensive pandemic preparedness program by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), which focused in part on hantaviruses, was already well…
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