Sri Lanka Prepares to Tender Contract for 5M Biometric Passports
By Chris Burt Sri Lanka is planning to launch a tender for the issuance of 5 million chip-embedded biometric passports, The Sunday Times reports. The…
Technology
Cyber ‘Catastrophe Bonds’ Gain Traction Among Investors As Hack Attacks Soar
By Tyler Durden Beazley Plc, a leading European and US specialist insurer, issued the market’s first cyber catastrophe (CAT) bonds earlier this year. The insurer…
Industrial Robot Kills Man In South Korean Distribution Center
By Tyler Durden A man in South Korea was crushed to death by a machine which apparently failed to differentiate him from the boxes of…
Deconstructing the Human Overpopulation Claim
By Paul A. Philips There are a number of reasons to challenge the claim that there are too many humans in the world. One major…
Police Circumventing Warrant Requirements By Purchasing Data from Private Vendors
By Michael Maharrey John Adams warned us that if we give government an inch, it will take a mile. “The nature of the encroachment upon…
SpaceX & Mars & Explosions & Injuries: It’s Not Just Where We’re Going, It’s How We Get There and Who Pays the Price
By Patricia Burke of Safe Tech International “We’ve arranged a global civilization, which… profoundly depend(s) on science and technology. We’ve also arranged things so that almost no one…
EU Moves Forward With Digital ID Despite Security Concerns And Potential For Abuse
By Debra Heine The European Parliament and the Council of the European Union reached a final agreement this week on the establishment of “European Digital…
The Censorship “Switchboard”: A New Layer To The Biden Administration’s “Orwellian Ministry Of Truth”
By Jonathan Turley Free speech is in a free fall as millions embrace censorship as a political cause, including some now running for federal office on a…
Foundations Still Giving Hackable, Privacy Invasive, and Radiation Exposing “Smart” Homes to Veterans
By B.N. Frank Over the years, numerous experts have warned about privacy and cybersecurity risks with all “smart” (see 1, 2, 3, 4), wireless, artificial…
The AnthraX Chronicles — Part 4 Hero In The Morning, Bio-Terrorist By Night
By Maryam Henein Over the next couple of weeks, I will release a six-part series on the world of anthrax…. Read: The AnthraX Chronicles Part…
Politicians and Tech CEOs Are Calling for Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: Can the Public Trust Them?
By Derrick Broze The first week of November 2023 was a big one for artificial intelligence. On Monday, October 30, US President Joe Biden issued…
The Globalist Vision: “15-Minute” Prison Cities And The End Of Private Property
By Brandon Smith As a general rule I find that whenever the public scrutinizes any particular agenda being promoted by governments and globalists their first…
UNESCO Seeks To Regulate All Internet Content
While citing the need for “multi-stakeholder” regulation of social media, UNECSO’s 59-page tome is titled Guidelines for the Governance of Digital Platforms. This is Orwellian…
Debunking the Myth of “Anonymous” Data
By Paige Collings Today, almost everything about our lives is digitally recorded and stored somewhere. Each credit card purchase, personal medical diagnosis, and preference about…