I am a bit burned out and I need time to recuperate. Also, I have some other things I need to work on, including developing some other revenue…
"They [the media] are news-as-entertainment professionals – packaging glossy corporate content for maximum distribution and big bucks. The goal is not objective reportage. Their targets are quantifiable and highlighted in a business plan somewhere. Success is based on a simple formula: stay within parameters "understandable" to a wide audience that devours sound bites and familiar storylines on the hour, every hour.
Like trained seals whose every desire, instinct and buying pattern has been measured by corporate media's marketing department for the consumption of its advertisers, the audience demands satisfaction – and western media delivers it." -- Sharmine Narwani
Repeated COVID-19 vaccination weakens the immune system, potentially making people susceptible to life-threatening conditions such as cancer, according to a new study.
It has always been astounding to me that people think for even a second that their government makes decisions to help the people—that has never been the case.
While the IMF is currently gearing up to introduce its new global CBDC system called the UMU (also known as the Unicoin), The Bank for International Settlements has been busy with multiple projects designed to centralize all international banks an
Freedom of speech means a lot to us at the OP.
Isn’t it always?
Statistics provided by the US Department of Defense, in 2003, outlined that there were around 725 American military bases positioned that year overseas in 38 countries, including the presence of 100,000 American soldiers in Europe.
Most developing countries are experiencing famine.
The food crisis is engineered. Global debt is the driving force. The article below describes what is happening in Sri Lanka. The debt is owned by Western financial institutions.
In late July 2022, Rockefeller Foundation (RF) president, Dr. Rajiv J.
Bankrupt OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma can shield its owners, members of the wealthy Sackler family, from opioid lawsuits in exchange for a $6 billion contribution to the company's broader bankruptcy settlement, a U.S.
