State-sponsored terror in the world

  A study from the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University has estimated that U.S. taxpayers have spent $6.4 trillion on wars and military actions in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia since September 11, 2001. This is far more than the government spends on all its other expenses for an entire…
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REASONS WHY IR SCHOLARS IGNORE 9/11 TRUTH Given the substantial body of evidence indicating that the official 9/11 narrative is false, why has none of it appeared in the discipline of International Relations? There are three main reasons: (i) the weaponization of the term “conspiracy theory”; (ii) the…
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  By Tom EngelhardtJanuary 4, 2018 He left Air Force Two behind and, unannounced, “shrouded in secrecy,” flew on an unmarked C-17 transport plane into Bagram Air Base, the largest American garrison in Afghanistan. All news of his visit was embargoed until an hour before he was to depart the country.…
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  We’ve seen the signs. The infamous childhood mandatory vaccination law in California. Other states that are considering similar bills. The lunatic push in Australia to outlaw medical exemptions from vaccination. The all-out campaign in the press, in various countries, to stigmatize people who defect from official…
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Consortium News has launched a series titled “The Revelations of WikiLeaks”, geared toward helping readers come to a full appreciation of just how much useful information the outlet has made available to the world with its publications. Which is good, because there’s a whole lot of it. Understanding…
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  An ex-Google software engineer warns of the industrial development of AI in terms of the creation of ‘killer robots,’ which would have autonomy in deciding who to kill without the safeguard of human intervention. Can we see that events such as the potential creation of ‘killer robots’…
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  Alan Sabrosky, Ph.D, is a retired Marine officer and former Director of Studies at the United States Army War College's Strategic Studies Institute where he held the position of The Douglas MacArthur Chair of Research. He received The Superior Civilian Service Award in 1998. He has taught at The United States Military Academy…
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What if you could have a chip installed in your brain that would increase your intelligence? Would you be interested? While this kind of brain-computer interface technology might sound like something out of a dystopian science fiction novel, scientists are working hard to develop it, and it will likely be available in the…
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  by Cristina Valenzuela Editorial staff note: Please use your discernment while reading this article. Although some aspects presented here may be pure fantasies, this text also contains certain pieces of interesting information, therefore we decided to present it to you. Read the second part of the article …
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  by Cristina Valenzuela Editorial staff note: Please use your discernment while reading this article. Although some aspects presented here may be pure fantasies, this text also contains certain pieces of interesting information, therefore we decided to present it to you. Read the first part of the article…
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