The Five Eyes: The International Syndicate That Spies on the Entire World by Patrick Henningsen | New Dawn Magazine 177 (Nov-Dec 2019) The operational core of this digital syndicate is known as the Five Eyes alliance. Code named FVEY, it … Continue reading →
Edited: April 13, 2020, v 2.1 Continued from Part 3 https://beadonor.ca/about-donation Note that this is a website that promotes organ donation in Ontario. Claims are made on this page, including how organ donation saves the lives of some people and … Continue reading →
1. Propaganda by Jacques Ellul 2. Quoted on Cutting Through the Matrix 3. Video: Betrayal by Technology 4. More on Ellul’s bio 5. More on his bio 6. Summary of what Ellul says in Propaganda Value for value: If you … Continue reading →
Value for value: If you appreciate the information provided and have the means, please support my efforts. Version 2.1 – August 12, 2019 – edited and added information to references section Marshall McLuhan in Conversation with Mike McManus | Sep … Continue reading →
My apologies: this very long post was damaged at some point since the final update. I checked the WayBack Machine and I was glad to find the last intact and complete version from April, 2020 this year, so I will … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. Updated version By Alan Mercer, 10 November 2015 Edited: 3 September 2017 (Ed. 2 – minor edits) Part 2 (series contents) Continued from Part 1 Scenario in Brave New World Novel: Preparing the Way … Continue reading →
Logic misapplied: society as function by Jon Rappoport | July 10, 2015 . . . I’m talking about a psychology of acceptance, through which the individual agrees that he is supposed to perform in a way that satisfies a higher … Continue reading →
Program lets Scouts turn each other into 'zombies' Associated Press, kvue.com | 19 July 2013 . . . The Virus Tracker combines technology with the age-old game of tag. At the 10-day Jamboree, Scouts can earn points by “infecting” other … Continue reading →
Wi-Fi That Sees Through Walls Thomas Claburn, Information Week | 29 June 2013 Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory have come up with a way to create a low-power, portable device that can see through walls using … Continue reading →