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Private company achieves something no government ever achieved: bringing an extinct species back to life

TEXAS. April 7, 2025. A for-profit Texas company named Colossal Biosciences announced in a press release on Monday the “rebirth of the once extinct dire wolf,” which it claims is the “world’s first successfully de-extincted animal.” The press release explains: The dire wolf, largely assumed to be a legendary creature made famous from the HBO hit series Game …

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Science Fiction Horror Story: U.S. government demands Mexican government share “biometric data” of individual Mexicans with U.S. government.

MEXICO CITY, April 6, 2025. As if from the pages of science fiction horror novel, the U.S. government is now demanding that Mexico collect, register and share “biometric data”–meaning DNA, fingerprints, facial recognition data, etc.–with the U.S. government. U.S. Secretary of “Homeland Security” Kristi Noem met with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo for hours on …

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British government now sending police to knock on doors of those who criticize Labour Party

Manchester, England. Feb. 23, 2025. Blogger Peter Sweden has posted the story of Grandmother Helen Jones, who had police pound on her door for posting that Labour Party officials should resign. British “authorities” have been increasingly monitoring social media posts and jailing citizens who post things the government dislikes.

British Government Seeks “Backdoor” Surveillance Features Installed in all Apple I-Phones.

  Berlin. Feb. 18, 2025.      Apple announced last week that it is no longer offering its end-to-end-encryption feature in any product for sale in Great Britain.  This cancelation is in response to British government demands that Apple I-Phones must manufacture a “back door” in every I-Phone so that the British government can access user data. …

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Germany Sinks Deeper into Tyranny

              In just the past decade, Germany has fallen under increasing government control. The German government’s censorship regime was recently highlighted in the U.S. “60 Minutes” news program.  60 Minutes produced a favorable expose’ about German censorship which included video of a German arrest raid aimed at silencing social media posts. One German recently saw …

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A study in totalitarian evil: Brazilian “Judge” Alexandre de Moraes

A global movement by governments and elites to impose mass censorship on social media platforms has arisen over the past decade. This movement has become intertwined with the “left” worldwide. Even in the United States, where “the left” was formerly identified with free speech advocacy, this change is palpable. In Brazil the forces of censorship …

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Universal Basic Income Fails Again

Massive New Study finds UBI makes Households POORER California. December 2024. A massive government-funded study of Californians who received “universal basic income” (UBI) finds that the program did little to help poor households. The study was conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research. While being given ~$500 per month in free money, participants only …

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Systematic failure of peer review in climate science

The failures of so-called peer review in climate science journals has been given insufficient attention. But an article in the recent edition of the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, “Climate Denialism,” by Tinus Pulles, highlights this problem. Scientists whose findings differ from the government-approved narrative have always had great difficulty getting their findings into …

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Just one Postal worker stole $750,000 from the mail.

According to The Gateway Pundit, a North Carolina postal worker was sentenced to four years in prison for stealing over $750,000 in U.S. Treasury checks, including tax refunds, Veterans Affairs benefits, and Social Security disability payments. Zerion Marcos Franklin, a government postal worker, was pulled over while driving his private car by a cop in …

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US Postal Service has lost $100 Billion since 2007

Since 2007, the USPS has reported staggering losses exceeding $100 billion. In the last fiscal year alone, the agency hemorrhaged $9.5 billion—a sharp increase from the $6.5 billion loss reported in 2023, as noted by Reuters. See here. The agency enjoys every conceivable advantage in the marketplace. It has a monopoly. It owns and controls …

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