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Robert Kadlec, a veteran of biowarfare with longstanding connections to the National Security State and corrupt government contractors as well as controversial Covid-19 policies, has now become the head of counterproliferation policy at the Department of War.
Max Jones
Epstein’s emails reveal his fascination with neo-eugenics: DNA, life extension, a “baby ranch.” The same obsessions drive Thiel, Musk, and other tech oligarchs, whose data-hungry transhumanism treats humans as parts to be optimized.
Max Jones
In Part 2, we look at how that city-state model manifests internationally and what it implies, not just for global governance structures, but for humanity.
Iain Davis
The ambitions of the Koch-backed network behind Project 2025 and the the PayPal Mafia behind President Trump are set to converge in a public-private fin-tech industry that distributes school choice subsidies using digital wallets and stablecoins based on AI social credit analytics.
John Klyczek
Iain Davis shows how Thiel’s and Musk’s ideologies are becoming policy: Freedom Cities modeled on Próspera, a Ukrainian “digital state,” and privately issued stablecoins - all of which are building toward a multipolar world of gov-corp Technates.
Iain Davis
What did Elon Musk mean by “dark MAGA”? Iain Davis unpacks Technocracy and the Dark Enlightenment championed by Musk and Thiel, respectively. The two ideologies would replace government with corporate rule and treat humans as programmable customers.
Iain Davis
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.
Whitney Webb & Mark Goodwin
Whitney joined Bad Faith podcast to discuss the recent Trump cabinet picks, the dominant role tech CEOs & the deep state are playing in American "democracy," Jeffery Epstein and Israel's grip on American politics and more.
UH
Despite Republican rhetoric and Trump’s past policy on the Paris agreement, the incoming Trump administration is being heavily influenced by figures tied to carbon markets and efforts to implement dubious climate finance schemes.
Whitney Webb