AI, much like climate change, is quickly becoming yet another fabricated excuse for global centralization. The globalists create a problem out of thin air (AI), then suggest it is a much greater boon (or threat) to humanity than it actually…
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Surveillance, digital stalking and the data mining of the American people—weapons of compliance and control in the government’s hands—haven’t made America any safer, and they certainly aren’t helping to preserve our freedoms. “We are rapidly entering the age of no…
“Necesitamos protección”, dijo un migrante en la frontera. Pero el sistema legal para los refugiados, formulado hace décadas, nunca contempló a los millones de desplazados por el calentamiento global.
Funcionarios de seguridad nacional temen que algún error de los ataques en represalia podría desencadenar un conflicto regional.
The eugenicists are operating in the open and bragging about their deadly agenda Alex Jones breaks down the evil history of King Charles and tears apart his plan to kill 7 million people. King Charles at WEF: "The green recovery…
Henry Alfred Kissinger died on Wednesday, November 29, at the age of 100, leaving behind a globalist legacy of blood and misery unmatched by anybody else in the 20th century. Kissinger served as America’s top [...] The post Henry Kissinger,…
La empresa anunció que empezará a eliminar las cuentas, incluidos servicios como Gmail y YouTube, que lleven inactivas dos años o más.
Globalist diplomat Kissinger was the only person ever to be White House national security adviser and secretary of state at the same time, exercising a control over U.S. foreign policy rarely seen by anyone who was not president. Former Secretary…
Fue el secretario de Estado más poderoso de la posguerra, célebre y vilipendiado a la vez. Su complicado legado aún resuena en las relaciones con China, Rusia y Medio Oriente.
