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Electric vehicles collect huge amounts of data including psychological, genetic and health information

A recent investigative report on Channel 5 explored the data security and privacy risks of electric cars. According to a cybersecurity campaigner, electric vehicles capture and store a huge amount of data, including location details, facial

From Pakistan using geofencing to silence dissent to the rapidly changing demographics in England, I’m clearing out my to-do list

Below is a list of articles I thought looked interesting but haven’t found the time to look at in more detail. The list includes stories about Pakistani authorities using geofencing and ID blacklists to silence dissent; the European Union p

Is the “paper gold” scam the reason why Trump and Musk’s audit of US gold reserves was cancelled?

The planned visit to Fort Knox by Donald Trump and Elon Musk to verify the US gold reserves was cancelled without explanation. Why? James Rickards believes the high-profile audit of gold reserves was cancelled because the US government and

AI-generated videos are becoming so realistic they are becoming difficult to spot

Google’s Veo 3 AI video generation model has been put to the “Will Smith eating spaghetti” test, which has become a popular metric for evaluating the realism of AI-generated videos. Users have generated videos of Will Smith eating spaghetti

White fibrous clots found in 3-year-old child born to mother who was covid vaccinated while pregnant

Examination of a 3-year-old child’s blood reveals the alarming discovery of fibrous clots in the blood of young children born to mothers who received covid mRNA “vaccines” during pregnancy. Also, a provisionally accepted paper shows that co

Court case against MP adds to Japan’s public-private partnership to censor speech that goes against their narrative

The manufacturer of the covid mRNA “vaccine” in Japan has initiated a lawsuit against a Japanese Member of Parliament for commenting that covid injections are “akin to a biological weapon.” Highlighting this case, Professor Bruce Davidson

This list of emerging technologies shows how pervasive digital tools that can be used for control are becoming

Included in MIT Technology Review’s “daily dose of what’s up in emerging technology” yesterday were the following articles. Some of the articles are behind a paywall, but even reading the headlines makes one shudder at how fast the digital

Ted Bundy’s final interview: A warning to us all

In 1989, notorious serial killer Ted Bundy was executed for the murder of 30 women and girls. In a final interview he explained that his sexual violence towards women was seeded by viewing soft porn, which led to viewing hard porn. He was

US is moving towards a form of governance where AI controls all aspects of life

The US is shifting towards an “algocracy” where artificial intelligence (“AI”) and algorithms control various aspects of life, including law enforcement, employment and healthcare, without human oversight or accountability. The Trump admini

UK government is wasting time and money on PCR testing tens of thousands of mosquitoes

A research programme by the UK Health Security Agency (“UKHSA”) and the Animal and Plant Health Agency (“APHA”) has identified fragments of West Nile Virus genetic material in mosquitoes collected in Britain. They were able to do this by d

What do THEY know that We don’t?

Possible technologies of the Breakaway Civilization

Canada: FoI response reveals the “died suddenly” phenomenon is real and PHAC has been tracking it

A response to a Freedom of Information (“FoI”) request was sent to the Public Health Agency of Canada (“PHAC”) in May 2024. A year after the request was first made, and after a successful complaint to the Information Commissioner, PHAC has

‘The Medicine Men’ 50 years on

50 years ago, Dr. Vernon Coleman wrote his first book. Published in 1975, ‘The Medicine Men’ was also the first book to attack the pharmaceutical industry and criticise the medical establishment for its connections with the industry. At th

The informal sector in developing nations is richer than we think

When reporting on the inequality between the rich and the poor, Oxfam makes the mistake of thinking that the world’s “poor” own little to nothing. What Oxfam ignores in its estimates is the informal sector; people who own “dead capital,” p

UN Pact for the Future: Who are the likely contenders to be appointed as the UN’s “special envoy for future generations”?

One of the action points that selected attendees at the United Nations’ Summit of the Future adopted as part of the ‘Pact for the Future’ was for the UN to select a person as a “Special Envoy for Future Generations.” The three top candidat