Voices

• By Chris Spencer All empires need their scribes. Today's American experiment does not have meek diarists; it has court showmen, smiling graciously and recounting acts of power. From the coiffed late-night television news readers to the gilded columnists…
• By: Roberto Imperioli™ A Love Letter to Cognitive Dissonance Chapter 1: Flippant FedGov 2013: Snowden shows the NSA has been reading everyone’s mail, listening to everyone’s calls, and archiving your cat photos in Utah. FedGov’s reaction? Fury — not at…
• By Sally Dugman iStock Credit: Brasil2 I, personally, am literally at times sick of the Canadian, Maine and other firestorms impacting the air quality where I live in central MA. However, I prefer that scenario over living here in this photo below where…
• Katherine Smith PhD Information is power, government records access is a valuable resource for anyone who yearns to have a transparent and accountable government. The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is perhaps the strongest method for obtaining access…
• Chris Spencer The global surveillance network enabled by cloud computing and AI, showcasing the intersection of military intelligence, private tech companies, and their role in facilitating precrime and genocide operations. Journalist Anas Al Sharif…
• Robert David Welcome to the Grocery Game of Loophole Laws Walk into any Von’s, Albertsons, or Safeway in the U.S. or Canada, and you’re stepping into a modern-day chemical carnival dressed as a grocery store. These supermarket titans dominate aisle…
• By Ned Lud No Service, No Consent, No Escape: Inside Meta's Global Surveillance Cathedral A dossier on voyeurism, digital stalking, and the corporate-state merger that now controls thought itself. Mark Zuckerberg is building a data center which will…
• Chris Spencer From Eisenhower’s radioactive smile to Trump’s deregulated fallout, this exposé reveals how every U.S. president since FDR has bathed in nuclear lies—selling atomic poison as progress while condemning future generations to genetic ruin.…
• By Sally Dugman Around a mile to two miles from my house where there is just an untampered with small, healthy and pristine forest and a few single family homes scattered here and there throughout it, a new development is being planned. It looks like…
• By Fred Gransville Most search engines are badly compromised, censored, filled with psyops cotton candy when you search for protein. These search engines (collectively) often work better than GBY (Google Bing Yandex): Group A: Least-Censored /…