The new World Economic Forum (WEF) plan for global carbon surveillance is nearly complete and journalist Whitney Webb joins us to talk about how this is all tied together with a digital ID, CBDCs and removal of personal property. Here’s more from Natali and Clayton Morris on Redacted News.
Hollywood predator Harvey Weinstein, the undercover producer, may get off, but the KATT’s out of the bag!
This report explains the overturning of Harvey Weinstein’s conviction while delving into comments made about the producer by Katt Williams and other developments surrounding the Hollywood predator class. Here’s more from We Are Change.
The World Health Organization (WHO), the health initiative largely underwritten by Bill Gates, has been threatening to impose a global pandemic treaty. Now, it appears that threat is collapsing. What we get in its place remains to be seen. Here’s more from Steve Turley.
Major retail chains, including Walmart and Amazon, are now dumping self-checkout lanes. The reason: Rising crime makes self-checkout an ongoing nightmare.
So these retail outlets are going back to the old days, hiring humans to staff the checkout lanes. Here’s more from Tim Pool.
Dumb college students admit they don’t know why they are protesting.
Get them a cookie and a glass of milk, and maybe tomorrow they might learn something. Then again, maybe not. Here’s more from The Salty Cracker.
We’re told for decades that an AI takeover of humanity is inevitable. Without any discussion, the technology has been thrust upon us.
Is there really something more in-store for humanity? Del Bigtree, host of The Highwire, and investigative journalist Jeffery Saxon share their thoughts on the possible existential threat AI could impose to the human race.
Theories abound that Egypt’s Great Pyramid, in Giza, is actually a giant battery, or even an electric generator.
When you think about it, as the following TikTok video points out, the granite blocks used to construct Giza’s Great Pyramid were originally encased in limestone, brought from a quarry in Tura almost 500 miles away. The moderator says this particular type of limestone had less magnesium in it, making it the ideal insulator of electricity, as well as perfect for reflecting sunlight to keep the inside cool.
He says the inner chambers of the Great Pyramid were constructed with rose granite, containing 85 percent quartz, which means they produce an electric charge when moved or squeezed. He explains further and discusses other stunning construction anomalies. Video courtesy of Voat.
Cosmo, the talking parrot, flies into the lighter side of life with a vocabulary that would make you think you’re speaking with a human.
His new owners were astonished with his clarity and apparent ability to know the context of words. They said he has a rather large range of vocabulary of 800 to 1,000 words that keeps him chattering all day long. Here’s more from GeoBeats Animals.
The Democrats’ Goon Squad arrests Donald Trump, trying to force him to withdraw from the presidential race. There’s the belching, gin-soaked Nancy Pelosi, the paranoid Hillary Clinton and the snarling prosecutors Jack Smith and Merrick Garland. The United Spot captures these dastardly (bastardly?) hounds in action.
