Following the news that Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak plans to launch so-called “Innovation Zones” where tech companies can create their own cities and governments, privacy advocates are responding with fear and concern. Read More »

The National Pulse has just published a bombshell article which caught my attention, could data mining of our DNA through covid-19 tests actually be happening?  Read More »

In January of 2020, a little-known company named Moderna got access to the genomic sequences of SARS-CoV-2 isolates. These sequences were quickly used to develop mRNA-1273, an mRNA vaccine that encodes SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins in human cells. The technology is experimental and relatively new, but it has been studied for several years so it could potentially be utilized against an emerging infectious disease. Read More »

When the FCC announced that it would be reaffirming the same radio frequency radiation exposure limits that were put in place back in the 1990s, there was a lot of outrage. Putting aside the concerns that these limits were based on old research and were arguably set too high, the fact that they were kept in place at all would seem to be an acknowledgement that there is some danger in radio frequency radiation – an interesting stance from the same group that seems to have no problem with the 5G rollout. Read More »

In a matter of weeks, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) is set to unveil a new app called “Travel Pass” that will keep track of who is allowed to fly based on Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) testing and vaccination status, and who has to stay home for resisting. Read More »

The IT systems of two Indian vaccine makers Bharat Biotech and Serum Institute of India have been targeted by Chinese hackers. Hackers targeted the vulnerabilities and gaps in their supply chain software and IT infrastructure. Read More »

The war against humanity isn’t merely a globalist extermination agenda run by power-crazed humans. Far beyond that, there is a cosmic war to commit planet-scale genocide against the human race in order to prepare Earth for a post-human existence. Read More »

They contaminate the air we breathe, tea we sip, water we drink, and food we eat. They're strewn across the deepest ocean trenches and the highest mountains. They're in fish, insects, whales, corals, and our own poo. They're even showing up in human placentas. Read More »

In a world increasingly automated and filtered through the lens of artificial intelligence, we are finding ourselves at the mercy of inflexible algorithms that dictate the boundaries of our liberties. Read More »

The experiment conducted by the science team reportedly showed that the bacteria they selected can thrive on Martian regolith, and that the nutrients produced by that bacteria can be used to sustain other cultures as well. Read More »