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Trump Tells Russia to Get Its Troops Out of Venezuela

March 27th, 2019

My guess is that one American in 1,000 would know anything at all about the Monroe Doctrine, but that might be optimistic. In other news, U.S. Special Operations Forces Deployed To 70% Of The World’s Countries In 2016. Also, this Wikipedia page contains known U.S. military bases and other facilities abroad. Via: Reuters: U.S. President […]

Google Is Conducting a Secret “Performance Review” of Its Censored China Search Project

March 27th, 2019

Via: The Intercept: Google executives are carrying out a secret internal assessment of work on a censored search engine for China, The Intercept has learned. A small group of top managers at the internet giant are conducting a “performance review” of the controversial effort to build the search platform, known as Dragonfly, which was designed […]

After Blocking Zero Hedge and Others, NZ Telcos Demand Big-Tech Censorship Surge to “Protect Consumers”

March 21st, 2019

People are emailing me about these bans. I just now browsed (on a remote machine under my control) ZeroHedge, Gab and Dissenter without any problems on Spark, the largest ISP in NZ. Also, my small, regional ISP has not blocked any of these sites. Whatever is happening with regard to sites being blocked in NZ, […]

New Zealand Media to Broadcast Islamic Call to Prayer on Friday

March 20th, 2019

Update: Female Police Officers Are Wearing Hijabs and Headscarves Today Via: New Zealand Herald: Thousands of NZ women – including female police officers – are wearing hijabs and headscarves today. — When Pookie left a comment about this, I thought that it had to be a hoax. Nope. It’s real. Here’s the deal: I don’t […]

New Zealand PM Announces Semi Auto Gun Ban, Buyback Program

March 20th, 2019

Via: Reuters: New Zealand will ban military-style semi-automatic and assault rifles under tough new gun laws following the killing of 50 people in the country’s worst mass shooting, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Thursday. In the immediate aftermath of Friday’s shootings at two mosques in Christchurch, Ardern labeled the attack as terrorism and said […]

Christchurch: NZSAS, Other Special Forces Teams and Armed Police Exercises Underway During Mosque Attacks

March 18th, 2019

In other news: Due to conspiracy theories, make sure to get information about these attacks ONLY from the government. Via: New Zealand Herald: Some of the world’s most deadly sharpshooters were in Christchurch when New Zealand’s worst ever terror attack unfolded on Friday, with NZSAS taking to the streets to help hunt the rampaging mosque […]

New Zealand: The Most Hysterical Reaction to an Event I’ve Seen Since 9/11

March 17th, 2019

Even before the Christchurch incident, I never bothered advocating for gun rights in New Zealand. Besides rural people, who tend to own guns, you have near total ignorance combined with a long running social engineering program designed to create a very anti-gun climate here—and that’s on the best of days. The average person here thinks […]

New Zealand: Dozens Killed in Terrorist Attack

March 15th, 2019

I’ve been reading through Brenton Tarrant’s manifesto, The Great Replacement. As I was reading, I kept thinking, “This sounds familiar. Where I have seen this before?” It has been a while since I’ve thought about Pol Pot, but Tarrant is hoping to bring about a sort of white man’s version of the Khmer Rouge. If […]

‘DARPA Is Building a $10 Million, Open Source, Secure Voting System’

March 14th, 2019

Mmm hmm. If this system relies on elliptic curve cryptography, an attacker with a large quantum computer will be able to crack it. Via: Vice: For years security professionals and election integrity activists have been pushing voting machine vendors to build more secure and verifiable election systems, so voters and candidates can be assured election […]

U.S. Government Will Be Scanning Faces at 20 Top Airports

March 13th, 2019

Via: BuzzFeed: For Hasbrouck, the big takeaway is that the broad surveillance of people in airports amounts to a kind of “individualized control of citizenry” — not unlike what’s already happening with the social credit scoring system in China. “There are already people who aren’t allowed on, say, a high-speed train because their social credit […]

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