Technology is becoming the new battleground for privacy and liberty.
Glenn Meder, founder of Privacy Academy, joins me to explain five steps to escape the digital prison. He gets into how biometric scans, digital identity systems, AI-powered scams, and new “online safety” laws could reshape how freely Americans live online. Here’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man In America.
Why are the billionaires creating AI data centers naming them all after the fallen angels and Nephilim? Is this a new attempt to broadside God or to diminish humanity?
Are these billionaires, including Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, introducing a new world of enlightenment? Or enslavement? Here’s more from KJ’s What’s Happened?
It won’t appear on Broadway anytime soon, but Jeffrey Epstein Podcast: The Musical should eventually surface somewhere off-Broadway, and likely has some long legs. This is the creation of Johnny Vedmore, a Welsh musician and investigative reporter.
He combines both of his talents in recounting the untold saga of Jeffrey Epstein — the CIA and Mossad operative who ventures too close to the sun, pushing his own rattled version of pedophilia and transhumanism. Let’s hope he’s dead! Here’s more from Vedmore.
As Scott Ott asks, ’How many times are we gonna have to rescue this dame?’ After yet another bailout attempt, The Washington Post has announced a leaner, more accurate version of itself is in the works.
But the bigger question isn’t about the Post so much as it is about the entire idea of a ‘newspaper.’
Have they already gone the way of the Dry Goods Store without even realizing it? Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle, with Ott leading the discussion, and Bill Whittle and Steve Green joining in.
Let’s scroll through the photo files of Jeffrey Epstein to see all of the asshole billionaires that hung around with the convicted pedophile. How many of these rich players shared his penchant for young flesh? Obviously, not all of them joined him in devouring youth. But whether they partook — or just looked the other way — they were complicit in his treachery and buffoonery.
See how many people we once admired were actually quite demonic and vile. You might consider Walter Cronkite an insightful journalist, for instance, but why did he fall under the shadow of Jeffrey Epstein? And look how many billionaires partook — not just Bill Gates, but also Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos. None of them apparently felt any twinge of conscience. They simply enjoyed the company of pedophiles and child traffickers.
Ian Carroll shares the files as well as the identities of those pictured. Why hasn’t the U.S. Department of Justice begun proceedings against more of these fiends? Yes, we’re aware some are likely innocent, but others could well be as depraved as Epstein himself. How many years will they continue to prey upon children? Enough!
Citizen journalist Ethan Faulkner joins me to expose the quiet dismantling of small-town America. As local businesses vanish, corporate giants move in, reshaping communities and consolidating economic power.
We break down what’s happening on the ground, why mom-and-pop shops are being pushed out, and what this trend means for the future of American independence and self-sufficiency. Here’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man in America.
The arrival of 3I/Atlas roughly coincides with the scheduled release of The Age of Disclosure documentary, due out Nov. 21 on Amazon Prime. The big-budget doc is directed by Dan Farah, the producer from Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One.
Here, Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt wonders aloud about the synchronicity in this timing. Was the release date of The Age of Disclosure purposely staged to coincide with 3I/Atlas, thus drawing maximum interest? Did Farah and his backers, including presumably Spielberg, have advance notice of 3I/Atlas — long before the public became aware of its pending arrival?
How much of this documentary is trustworthy and how much can be classified as outright Hollywood bunkum? Did the film get backing from the CIA or other intelligence agencies? Why should we believe anything said here when James Clapper, the former Director of National Intelligence, is among its more prominent intelligence sources?
This is the same Clapper, after all, who stands accused of lying to Congress regarding the National Security Agency’s surveillance practices during a 2013 hearing. He later admitted to providing “clearly erroneous” testimony but maintained that he did not intentionally lie.
This is another deep-dive by the Dark Journalist, lasting more than 2 and a half hours. So buckle up and enjoy the rocket ride!
