Spiro Skouras – By now it is no secret the World Health Organization and the United Nations are among the many organizations funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Jon Rappoport – Emboldened by the citizenry’s inattention, the government has weaponized one crisis after crisis in order to expands its powers.
Dr. Mercola – Advertisements by technology giants during Super Bowl LIV were designed to tug on your heartstrings while hiding the truth.
Derrick Broze – Smart vehicles are monitoring drivers and there are few legal protections for consumers.
Aaron Dykes and Melissa Melton Dykes – We live in a cybernetic society, which is about continuous surveillance, data collection and analysis.
Naomi Brockwell – It’s shocking how unsafe it makes your location.
Jonathan Miltimore – We don’t know a lot about the Thought Police, and some of what we think we know may actually not be true since some of what Winston learns comes from the Inner Party, and they lie.
John Vibes – Police and government agencies are becoming increasingly reliant on facial recognition software to hunt for suspects.
Kevin Samson – Methods that can use WiFi to see people hidden behind walls have been in development for some time.
Mass Privatel – Imagine in the not-too-distant future your job, college ID, drivers license, passport, gun permit, health insurance etc., will depend on you passing a mandatory drug screening.
Tyler Durden – Some have described the new software as “Google Earth on steroids.”
John Vibes – The surveillance van makes some Londoners uncomfortable.
John P. Thomas – Smart meters are one of the most invasive technologies ever invented.
John Vibes – As far as the government is concerned, he could have possibly been a terrorist.
B.N. Frank – He provides intricate details of why we should all be freaking out over 5G.
Derrick Broze – Just because you’re not paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t tracking your every move.
Makia Freeman – Whether it’s Hollywood, the MSM or Big Tech, the Pentagon-CIA influence is rife.
John W. Whitehead – The surveillance state is alive and well and kicking privacy to shreds in America.
Terence Newton – It ‘closes the loop’ for advertisers, and is an admission of serious new surveillance capacities.
John W. Whitehead – If you haven’t figured it out yet, we’ve all become suspects, a.k.a. potential criminals.
