Uncovering Freemasonry’s Manipulations

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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Footage from 2024 raises new questions about an intimidation campaign against Khan, who was recently removed as chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. US Senator Lindsey Graham and Benjamin Netanyahu conspired to use allegations of sexual misconduct against the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC),…
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The prophecies of 1984: Bionation, Psychonation and Ultra-Psychonation – How two voices from the past explain the present of 2026 In 1984, long before smartphones, virtual communication networks, or artificial intelligence dominated daily life, the Japanese macrobiotic pioneer Michio Kushi spoke about the future of humanity. He…
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Experts are criticizing the tightening of laws affecting people with psychic illness in several German states. They argue that data protection and medical confidentiality are not guaranteed. Hamburg is also processing data on political opinions and ideological beliefs. One psychologist fears that the stricter laws could be used to…
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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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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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What took place in Copenhagen recently seems harmless at first glance: a “Youth AI Summit” about children, artificial intelligence, and online safety. But behind these friendly buzzwords lies the potential development of a completely new digital control model for Europe and the West. In the centre of the stage: EU Commission…
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Lagarde sounds the alarm: Europe's allies are faltering, rationing is underway, the next shock has begun. The President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, delivered a frank speech warning that goes far beyond interest rate policy: Europe is facing a historic test, old securities are crumbling, supply shocks are increasing…
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