Pfizer Used A Separate Untested Covid 19 Vaccine Batch For Its Employees
August 8th, 2023This video contains clips I’ve posted previously. If you want to skip to the part where the Pfizer representatives admit that Pfizer imported a batch of vaccines specifically for its employees that bypassed Australian government testing, go to 9:55.
Via: Kim Iversen:
More: Pfizer Employees Were Given “Special” Batch of Vaccine
Metal Stamping in America
August 8th, 2023I’m going to have my children watch this for homeschool and I thought some of you might like it.
Via: Smarter Every Day:
Australia: Wild Video of Object Burning Up In Atmosphere
August 7th, 2023What was this?
What an amazing sight over Richmond ? I don't know if #Meteor #Comet or #SpaceJunk #Melbourne pic.twitter.com/8SHbweU2qK
— Stewart Mason (@karmicstewii) August 7, 2023
Zoom Can Use Customer-Generated Content to Train AI Models
August 7th, 2023Via: ZeroHedge:
Zoom has added a clause to its Terms-of-Service (TOS) which allows the video conferencing company to use customer-generated content for any purpose they see fit, including to train artificial intelligence (AI) models, with no opt-out.
‘Disease X’: UK Scientists Begin Developing Vaccines Against New Pandemic
August 7th, 2023Mmm hmm. Tell me another one.
Via: Sky:
UK scientists have begun developing vaccines as an insurance against a new pandemic caused by an unknown “Disease X”.
The work is being carried out at the government’s high-security Porton Down laboratory complex in Wiltshire by a team of more than 200 scientists.
They have drawn up a threat list of animal viruses that are capable of infecting humans and could in future spread rapidly around the world.
Which of them will break through and trigger the next pandemic is unknown, which is why it’s referred to only as “Disease X”.
‘No Limit’: Elon Musk Says He’ll Fund Lawsuits Against Employers Who Fire Workers Over Their Twitter History
August 6th, 2023Via: Information Liberation:
Elon Musk put out a call on Saturday for folks to contact Twitter/X if they “were unfairly treated” by their employer “due to posting or liking something on this platform” as he will help them sue and fund their legal bills with “no limit.”
“If you were unfairly treated by your employer due to posting or liking something on this platform, we will fund your legal bill,” Musk said. “No limit. Please let us know.”
If you were unfairly treated by your employer due to posting or liking something on this platform, we will fund your legal bill.
No limit.
Please let us know.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 6, 2023
Related: Farage: Banks Close Accounts of Thoughtcriminals
Will Browsers Be Required By Law To Stop You From Visiting Infringing Sites?
August 5th, 2023Via: TechDirt:
Mozilla’s Open Policy & Advocacy blog has news about a worrying proposal from the French government:
In a well-intentioned yet dangerous move to fight online fraud, France is on the verge of forcing browsers to create a dystopian technical capability. Article 6 (para II and III) of the SREN Bill would force browser providers to create the means to mandatorily block websites present on a government provided list.
The post explains why this is an extremely dangerous approach:
A world in which browsers can be forced to incorporate a list of banned websites at the software-level that simply do not open, either in a region or globally, is a worrying prospect that raises serious concerns around freedom of expression. If it successfully passes into law, the precedent this would set would make it much harder for browsers to reject such requests from other governments.
If a capability to block any site on a government blacklist were required by law to be built in to all browsers, then repressive governments would be given an enormously powerful tool. There would be no way around that censorship, short of hacking the browser code. That might be an option for open source coders, but it certainly won’t be for the vast majority of ordinary users. As the Mozilla post points out:
Such a move will overturn decades of established content moderation norms and provide a playbook for authoritarian governments that will easily negate the existence of censorship circumvention tools.
Simple Questions for Pfizer
August 5th, 2023Via: Dr. John Campbell:
Farage: Banks Close Accounts of Thoughtcriminals
August 5th, 2023Via: Breitbart:
Banks are working with credit agencies to roll out “word checks” of social media accounts to assess how worthy of banking facilities members of the public are, Brexit’s Nigel Farage tells Breitbart as his new freedom of speech campaign gains momentum.
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Far from merely being institutions which serve an important role in society by taking deposits then making loans — and making some profit by doing so — banks have now become “highly politically active”, Mr Farage warned. This is a campaign he has taken up to increasing effect in the United Kingdom after he was debanked for not aligning with his bank’s newfound left-wing values.
The Sol Foundation: David Grusch Now Works with CIA Contractor Garry Nolan and Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Christopher Mellon
August 5th, 2023The House has published David Grusch’s resume online.
He lists his current position as:
May 2023-Present, Chief Operating Officer (COO), The Sol Foundation
Managing day-to-day operations for a 501c3 federally recognized non-profit. The premier center for research in the natural and social sciences, engineering, and the humanities, but also extends activities to advisory and policy work for the U.S. government/public outreach.
What’s The Sol Foundation? I don’t know, but Bizapedia (Mirror) lists Garry P Nolan as the Director and Incorporator and Christopher Mellon as a Director.
What we might be seeing here is a continuation of the CIA sanctioned limited hangout version of “disclosure” that started back in 2017 with Tom DeLonge, Luis Elizondo, To the Stars Academy and the New York Times.
