Trump’s pick for Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, is poised to further facilitate the now long-standing, commandeered use of the Department of Commerce to engineer the rise of a global financial control system in private hands that runs on dollar-denominated debt.
While J.D. Vance has his own controversies, his close connection to billionaire Peter Thiel, who is poised to have unprecedented influence in a new Trump administration, should deeply unsettle every American who cares about freedom, privacy and reining in the surveillance state.
Latin America is quietly being forced into a carbon market scheme via regional contractual obligations which seeks to create an inter-continental “smart grid,” erode sovereignty, and link carbon-based life to the blockchain.
Israeli leaders now call for a “technocratic government” in a rebuilt Gaza. Building on Trump’s “Peace to Prosperity” plan, Israeli tech firms, crypto ventures and Silicon Valley billionaires see Palestine as a lab for surveillance, tokenization and impact finance.
Palantir, Anduril and Clearview AI, all backed by Peter Thiel, are using the Ukraine war as a proving ground for AI targeting, autonomous drones and facial recognition, technologies that are poised to be used domestically as tools of surveillance.
While war rages, Ukraine has become a Great Reset testing ground: the Diia “state in a smartphone,” a coming e-hryvnia CBDC, reconstruction handed to BlackRock and Big Tech, and a “green” economy designed by elites.
As JPMorgan's ties to Jeffrey Epstein are being scrutinized in court, Whitney Webb reveals how the same powerful players who brought Epstein to prominence were largely responsible for the rise of JPMorgan CEO, Jamie Dimon.
When Kissinger’s CIA-funded Harvard seminar was exposed, CFR elites built a successor: the German Marshall Fund, led by Kissinger protégé Guido Goldman. Johnny Vedmore traces its leadership programs, media funding, and CIA links.
The UN’s SDG7 promises affordable, reliable energy for all. Iain Davis shows that renewables alone cannot deliver this due to intermittent supply, storage and resource limits, soaring prices and carbon markets that let big polluters “offset” rather than cut emissions.
