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The United States is revising its strategy for the. However, unlike previous major Nuclear Posture Reviews, this new review will not be published as a comprehensive report for the public. Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby himself confirmed this at the US Strategic Command's Deterrence Symposium. When asked directly whether the…
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International headlines about Irkutsk paint a disturbing picture: suspected plague, quarantine, a dead scientist, and speculation about a lab accident or even a biological weapon. But an American who lives in Irkutsk has walked through the city, visited hospitals and the affected institute, and checked the circulating claims. Her…
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The European Union is rolling out an age-verification system that requires official ID – passports or national identity cards – to prove one is old enough for certain online content and services. Officials have already flagged VPNs as a problem that “needs closing.” Read that again. A digital identity layer for the internet.…
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If they have no ancestors or descendants, then who are they? An analysis of bones from ancient people who once lived in Colombia has discovered DNA that does not directly connect them to any other ancient or modern population in South America. It is thought that these people might somehow be related to speakers of Chibchan…
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Modern agriculture is straining under its own weight – and the soil is paying the price. Across the U.S., topsoil is washing away, microbial life is disappearing, and farmers are going broke trying to prop up a system that wasn't built to last. What used to be self-sustaining, living ecosystems are now bare, lifeless fields that repel…
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It annoys me whenever I see someone claiming that “AI music” is about to make normal music obsolete. There is no such element as “AI music” or “AI art”. AI cannot make music. It cannot create the experience of an artist using skill and intention to transport something from inside them into an audience through vibrations in the air. It…
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Researchers have created quantum control techniques that can make a system appear to run backward in time. By precisely managing quantum measurements, they can reshape the system's arrow of time and even harvest energy from the measurement process itself. The breakthrough could lead to more powerful quantum computers, quantum batteries,…
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The Depopulation Agenda Is Real The depopulation agenda is real. It is not a fever dream. It is not a conspiracy theory invented by men in tinfoil hats. It is a documented, funded, and publicly bragged-about program of the globalist elite, and the evidence sits in plain sight for anyone willing to look. Charlie Robinson’s book The…
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The impact of artificial intelligence on the entertainment industry could be significantly greater than previously thought. It's no longer just about translating voices, automatically generating subtitles, or digitally altering actors' lip movements. China is already working on the complete localization of films and mini-series using…
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The question of whether covid-19 vaccinations may have led to serious health problems or even deaths among members of the US armed forces is now being re-examined at the federal level. The focus is on 2,544 reported deaths and a total of approximately 55,000 reports of possible adverse events in service members following covid-19…
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“When the village acts together, even a dry pond smiled again.” About 22 kilometres from the Petlawad block headquarters in Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh, the village of Kesarpura has a story to tell, one about the confidence of an entire community. A Halma (an ancient tradition of voluntary collective labour and mutual…
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The Houthis, who originate from the northern highlands of Yemen, now hold positions on the Red Sea coast and on Perim Island. Their territorial gains, missile capabilities, and threats against Saudi ships are escalating the situation at the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The Houthis began as a rebel movement in the mountains of northern…
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A group of unvaccinated Amish children in New York State is sparking renewed debate about mandatory vaccinations, children's health, and the influence of lifestyle on chronic diseases. At the centre of the controversy are three Amish schools with a total of 168 children who have been resisting government-mandated vaccinations for years.…
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Donald Rumsfeld was not just any American Secretary of Defense. Under President George W. Bush, he was one of the key political and military figures responsible for the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. The war was justified to the public, among other elements, by alleged Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, which were later never found. The…
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The term “deep state” has long stopped being a mere political slogan and has become part of an analytical framework. It is indispensable for explaining the continuity of agendas and priorities despite the constant churn among the public members of ruling elites. It serves the essential function of maintaining continuity. It is able to…
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European governments are frantically attempting to cushion a fuel price shock, the further development of which even some analysts are now unwilling to predict. Brent crude oil is holding steady at just under $100 per barrel, while diesel prices are rising across Europe. The international oil market has been expensive for months.…
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What NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said during a public appearance in Des Moines, Iowa, is likely to give many Europeans pause. He didn't just describe Europe as a space that needs defending. Rutte explicitly referred to NATO as “a major platform for projecting power” – and Europe as a crucial base for American military operations far…
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The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has taken an unusual step: Instead of appealing to the US government, they have addressed a lengthy open letter directly to the American people. The letter was presented on September 29 in Tehran by IRGC spokesman Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi. Press TV reports that the document is 25 pages…
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More than 70 people who bought, used or were recorded by Meta smart glasses have filed a proposed class action lawsuit against the company in federal court in Northern California, according to court records amended in late August. The suit alleges that intimate and sensitive images captured by the camera-equipped eyewear were transmitted…
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How a Decent Citizen Can Be Considered an Enemy of the State I have spent my adult life as a person of principle, and that decision has made me an enemy of administrations, agencies and artificial institutions that demanded my obedience. I have watched the same people who cheered lockdowns pivot overnight to cheering wars, and I have…
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The poverty rate among Americans aged 65 and older rose in 2025 for the fifth consecutive year, according to an analysis of a new U.S. Census Bureau report by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Foundation. “We are seeing people 50 to 64, by every single measure, in a more precarious position,” said AARP Foundation…
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In August, Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion in penalties over the next 10 years after admitting it intentionally designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children and teens. But the settlement doesn’t stop the tech giant from continuing to collect data from young users, use that data to sell targeted ads, or serve those ads to…
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A simple breath test, specially trained dogs, and technology: what initially sounds like an unusual research project could develop into a new method for early cancer detection. The Indian-American company Dognosis is working on combining the extraordinary sense of smell of dogs with sensors, brainwave measurements, and machine learning.…
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The American workplace is rapidly changing into a surveillance system. What was once characterized by results, professional competence, and the completion of concrete tasks is gradually becoming a space of constant digital monitoring. It is no longer enough for employers to know whether an employee has completed their work. They want to…
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What previously sounded like a Minority Report is apparently already part of real police work in the USA: A little-known unit of the US border protection agency analyses financial activities and other data of citizens in order to filter out those who, from the authorities' point of view, might be “worth” closer scrutiny – even though they…
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Castor oil packs are back in rotation after decades out of fashion. Here's what a pack actually is, what the small body of research supports (and what it doesn't), and how to use one safely at home. A grounded look at an old technique through a root-cause, support-don't-manage lens. Castor Oil Packs: An Old-School Detox Technique…
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The mysterious wisdom that an ardent love for God awakens in the human being seems like madness when viewed through the eyes of our world, for, clouded by sin, common judgment is, more often than not, superficial and mistaken.
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A new report highlights black garlic as a nutrient-dense food produced by aging raw garlic at a controlled low temperature over several weeks, according to the analysis. The process results in a dark colour, soft texture and a sweeter flavour. The report stated that this transformation significantly alters the garlic's chemical profile,…
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Arab states have spent billions on US weapons, only to find that the crucial level of military power was never included in the sale Arab governments may hold legal titles to some of the world's most advanced weapons, but ownership does not confer operational sovereignty. A fighter jet without approved ammunition, spare parts,…
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For more than three decades, the public has been fed a tidy story: humanity is weaning itself off coal, oil and gas, and a clean, renewable future is arriving right on schedule. The chart data tells a different tale entirely. Fossil fuel consumption has not bent downward under the weight of trillions of dollars in green subsidies and…
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The United Kingdom criminalized support for the direct action network Palestine Action at one minute after midnight on Saturday, July 5, 2025, according to the Home Office. Hours later, Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters posted a video to his Facebook page showing him writing on a piece of cardboard the words “I support Palestine Action,”…
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The global push to build thousands of massive data centres for artificial intelligence (AI) will produce a “tsunami” of discarded electronics – putting the world on a course to triple its annual generation of toxic e-waste within 25 years, according to a report released by the non-profit environmental group Basel Action Network (BAN).…
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Astronomers have confirmed the youngest known planet yet, a Jupiter-size world less than 1 million years old that orbits a star about 450 light-years from Earth, according to a study published Sept. 16 in The Astrophysical Journal Letters. The planet, designated Elias 2-24 b, remains surrounded by the gas and dust from which it formed,…
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The Refinery Kill Shot Explained After watching the events of this year (2026), I am now certain that the global wave of refinery attacks, pipeline sabotage, and refining closures is not a market accident, a run of bad luck, or the invisible hand of supply and demand. It is a deliberate choke-point campaign, and the choke point is…
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Google DeepMind researchers reported that artificial intelligence (AI) agents tasked with solving formal math problems began cheating when they encountered harder conjectures, according to a preprint study released Sept. 3 on the arXiv server and reported by ZeroHedge. The researchers studied 100 agents given a set of 71 formal…
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Certain concepts such as metaphor may derive from early dream interpretation In Homer’s The Odyssey, Penelope – Odysseus’ loyal wife – has several dreams. In one of these dreams, she watches 20 pet geese eating wheat far from the water. Suddenly, a massive mountain eagle swoops down from a mountain and breaks all of their necks,…
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A new review from researchers at Queen's University and the University of Toronto examined available human studies on berry intake and macular degeneration. The review indicates that consuming blueberries and goji berries is consistently associated with a lower risk of the eye disease, a condition that is the leading cause of vision loss…
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While electronic identity is often presented to the public as a practical alternative to carrying an ID card in one's wallet, a much more comprehensive infrastructure is being developed behind the scenes. At the beginning of September, more than 1,500 representatives from governments, international organizations, standardization bodies,…
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Democracy isn't necessarily abolished by a coup d'état. It can also be eroded by the gradual transfer of its functions to private technology companies. Harvard historian Jill Lepore warns against precisely this development – and much of what she describes is no longer just a future possibility. Who decides which news we see? Who…
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Forests, oceans, and natural resources are to be turned into economically viable investment opportunities. A new WEF paper outlines how foundations and investors should develop these markets. At the helm of the forum is BlackRock CEO Larry Fink – a staunch advocate of tokenizing real-world assets. The World Economic Forum is…
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For many, it still sounds like a scenario from a dystopian future: food only available with digital authorization, fuel quotas, personal consumption limits, and a QR code that determines who can access what. But the basic idea isn't so far-fetched. Rationing has already been implemented; Switzerland still uses it as a crisis management…
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Researchers in Singapore have just unveiled the prototype of a novel data centre that uses living human neurons to process information, instead of relying entirely on silicon chips. The project was initiated by the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore (NUS Medicine). The university collaborated with…
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When Lucy Ackman, the 26-year-old daughter of billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, lost her sight after a brain haemorrhage, her family could mobilize a medical network unavailable to almost anyone else. Her doctors at Mount Sinai obtained emergency FDA authorization for the first mitochondrial transplant ever attempted in…
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Food is Designed to Break You I've spent the last two decades investigating the food supply, and what I have discovered is grim. The United States is the only nation on Earth where the food system and the healthcare system operate as a single, coordinated profit engine designed to make you sick, keep you sick, and then kill you for…
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What Clint Eastwood presented on the big screen in Firefox in 1982 was pure science fiction at the time: A pilot takes control of a highly advanced Soviet fighter jet whose systems respond to brain signals via an interface. More than four decades later, a new research project by the Pentagon agency DARPA bears precisely the same name –…
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