Archive for the 'Covert Operations' Category
Albedo Space: Low Earth Orbit Satellites Will Have 10cm Resolution
February 20th, 2024Via: New York Times: Anyone living in the modern world has grown familiar with diminishing privacy amid a surge security cameras, trackers built into smartphones, facial recognition systems, drones and other forms of digital monitoring. But what makes the overhead surveillance potentially scary, experts say, is its ability to invade areas once seen as intrinsically […]
WHO Chief’s Dire Warning: Disease X Outbreak ‘A Matter of When, not If’
February 18th, 2024Mmm hmm. Via: Fox: World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus has issued a new warning about the likelihood of Disease X breaking out, telling global world leaders it is “a matter of when, not if” a new pathogen and pandemic will strike. Tedros, who goes by his first name and is not a medical […]
“Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones Heard Warnings from the FBI of Imminent Terrorist Attacks on the U.S.”
February 18th, 2024It is possible, maybe even likely, that nothing unusual will happen. (“Nothing unusual,” assumes that you understand that many major U.S. cities are already existing in what I’d consider to be a state of collapse.) Privately, I have been advising people inside the U.S. to be at full readiness and far away from cities before […]
2014: Air Force Research: How to Use Social Media to Control People Like Drones
February 16th, 2024I was considering the success of the Covid operation and what the upcoming AI generated video capabilities will enable, in terms of social control. Think about applying advanced AI tools to this decade old research. It could make Covid look like tiddlywinks. Via: Ars Technica: Military social network research has been ongoing over the past […]
Open AI Announces Sora, an AI Text to Video Model
February 16th, 2024Up until now, text to video AI has been most effective for generating surreal and hilarious nightmare fuel. Morphing humanoids and other bizarre hallucinations make for a sort of weird comedy gold: OpenAI’s Sora produces much more impressive results. While many of the example videos contain anomalies, these tend be far less glaring than with […]
Trump Possibly Had Binder Detailing CIA’s Russia Collusion Hoax
February 14th, 2024Breaking News: Top Secret CIA Binder is missing! If Trump has this binder then it could be game over for the globalists. Speculation mounts that the 5 eyes intelligence network was illegally mobilised to attack Trump and his allies. Australia, New Zealand, UK, Canada and USA… pic.twitter.com/NPivgbx8NY — Jim Ferguson (@JimFergusonUK) February 14, 2024 Via: […]
Noetic International
February 7th, 2024A miasma of CIA cutouts awaits you… Via: CIA Gate: We tend to believe that the Noetic International Inc. is a vivid example of the Continental Hotel from the John Wick franchise, where you can get any service at any time anywhere on Earth.
Over $1 Billion in Weapons Missing In Ukraine, “May in Fact be Completely Fine”
February 6th, 2024Via: RealClear Wire: The Department of Defense has failed to properly track $1 billion worth of weapons provided to Ukraine, according to an internal audit released on Jan. 10 by the DOD Inspector General. … The weapons include night-vision devices, anti-tank missiles, attack drones and small-diameter bombs. The report also found that inventory databases were […]
If You Want to Understand Why the War on Drugs Failed, There is No Better Place to Look Than Arkansas When Clinton Was Governor
February 5th, 2024Via: Covert Action Magazine: Seal is estimated to have brought at least 36 metric tons of cocaine, 104 tons of marijuana and 3 tons of heroin into the U.S., totaling between $3 and $5 billion in value, dropping a lot of it off in parachutes in the forests surrounding Mena. Related: Compromised: Clinton, Bush and […]
Chinese Migrants Are Fastest Growing Group Crossing Into U.S. from Mexico, “We Can ‘Soft Control’ Users… To Drive Them Where We Want Them”
February 5th, 2024Before watching the 60 Minutes piece below, please see this article from 2012: Using Virtual Worlds to ‘Soft Control’ People’s Movements in the Real One: Researchers can’t force mobile users to behave in a certain way, but researchers at Northwestern University have found that they may be able to nudge users in the right direction […]
