While more revelations about the Bill Gates–Jeffrey Epstein relationship have begun trickling out, strong evidence points to their relationship beginning decades prior to 2011—not necessarily to protect Gates but to protect Microsoft.
Facebook’s growing role in the ever-expanding surveillance apparatus of the national security state demands new scrutiny of the company’s origins and its products as they relate to a former, controversial DARPA-run surveillance program, which shut down the same day Facebook launched.
While his COVID-19 policies have dominated media coverage regarding his disappearance and suspicious death, Tanzania’s John Magufuli was hated by the Western elites for his efforts to nationalize his nation’s resources and keep out predatory, foreign conglomerates.
Geneticist Eric Lander is awaiting Senate confirmation to serve in a new Cabinet-level position in the Biden administration. Lander’s work was previously funded by Jeffrey Epstein and he also boasts ties to a controversial eugenicist and the national security state.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey pledged $1 billion to COVID relief and universal basic income while his platform censored dissent. Part 2 of this series traces Dorsey’s ties to the Clintons, the Berggruen Institute, fintech plans for Africa, and the CIA-backed firm Dataminr, which scans every tweet.
The controversial data mining firm, whose history and rise has long been inextricably linked with the CIA and the national security state, will now use its software to identify and prioritize the same minority groups that it has long oppressed on behalf of the US military and US intelligence.
Researchers at a BSL-3 lab tied to the organizers of the 2001 Dark Winter simulation, DARPA, and the post-9/11 biodefense industrial complex are genetically modifying anthrax to express Covid-19 components, according to FOIA documents.
Anonymous “volunteers” from an opaque group founded by a former commander of Israel’s Unit 8200 have been granted access to some of the most critical private and public networks in the US’ healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors, offering "free" protection from hacks.
