Source: NewWorldNextWeek.com, corbettreport.com, mediamonarchy.com
Story #1: US Troops Out Of Afghanistan In 14 Months, If Taliban Keeps Commitments
PDF: “Agreement for Bringing Peace to Afghanistan between the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan which is not recognized by the United States as a state and is known as the Taliban and the United States of America”
Update: Afghan Gov’t Rejects Peace Deal’s Call to Release Taliban Prisoners
The Secret Lie That Started the Afghan War
Story #2: Can Non-GM Breeding and Agroecology Save the Banana?
BASF Wants Out Of $250M Dicamba Punitive Award
The Federal Court has ordered Johnson and Johnson to pay almost $2.6 million in damages to three women implanted with faulty pelvic mesh
Story #3: In Coronavirus Fight, China Gives Citizens a Color Code, With Red Flags
Now Might Be a Good Time to Review the Post-9/11 Document: “The Model State Emergency Health Powers Act”
Medical Martial Law
Coronavirus: The “Cures” Will Be Worse Than the Disease
Joseph Farrell | News and Views from the Nefarium | March 5, 2020
Source: gizadeathstar.com
Fear and Trembling are back in the news, and no, I don't mean the corona virus story:
Article
JAXA Is Going To Land on Phobos, the 14th Best Moon in the Solar System
Fear and Trembling are back in the news, and no, I don't mean the corona virus story:
Article
JAXA Is Going To Land on Phobos, the 14th Best Moon in the Solar System
Linda Moulton Howe | COVID-19, Drones in Colorado/Nebraska, Viewer Letter, Viewer Q&A | March 4, 2020
Source: earthfiles.com
Tonight's topics:
Pets getting coronavirus?
COVID-19 updates
Tonight's topics:
Pets getting coronavirus?
- Virus lives up to 9 days on surfaces
- Current number of cases worldwide at 95,4811
- Reported deaths 3,285
- Recoveries 53,688
COVID-19 updates
- Continues to pop up across USA
- Spread to 84 countries and territories
- Estimated death rate is 3.4% vs 0.1% for regular flu
- India facing supply problems for pharmaceuticals production, to stop exporting some drugs
- Task force organized to investigate drone issue, asking for help, then rescinds request 48 hours later
- Interview with Richard Hoffman from SCU, Co-Founder Scientific Coalition for the Study of Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena (SCU)
- Internal Air Force emails show confusion and concern over Colorado’s mystery drones
- Drones appear to be dropping and picking up things, moving 60-70 mph
- FBI and JTTF are looking into sightings and have samples of dropped items.
- Sightings near Arcardia, including swarms of up to 40 drones on January 6, 2020
- Owner of drones still unknown
- Air Force Global Strike Command confirms not controlling drones
- Out of body experience
Richard Dolan | "I Have Seen the Bodies." Cases from the Crash Retrieval Vault | March 3, 2020
Source: richarddolanpress.com
Richard and Tracey return to the astonishing and all-too-forgotten cases of the late Leonard Stringfield, the pioneer of UFO/UAP crash retrieval research. For this program, they discuss three more cases uncovered by Stringfield during the late 1970s, when this phenomenon was only just beginning to be discussed among UFO researchers. The cases are fairly detailed, fascinating, and compelling.
Richard and Tracey return to the astonishing and all-too-forgotten cases of the late Leonard Stringfield, the pioneer of UFO/UAP crash retrieval research. For this program, they discuss three more cases uncovered by Stringfield during the late 1970s, when this phenomenon was only just beginning to be discussed among UFO researchers. The cases are fairly detailed, fascinating, and compelling.
Coronavirus - Fear or Danger? | March 2, 2020
Source: Valuetainment youtube, activistpost.com
The number one term being searched right now is coronavirus. Is the fear of coronavirus justified? Is the media response overblown? What is the real danger? Here are some suggestions for putting the current outbreak in perspective. -activistpost.com
The number one term being searched right now is coronavirus. Is the fear of coronavirus justified? Is the media response overblown? What is the real danger? Here are some suggestions for putting the current outbreak in perspective. -activistpost.com
The Corbett Report | Lies, Damned Lies, and Infection Numbers - #PropagandaWatch | March 3, 2020
Source: corbettreport.com
How many people have been infected? And how many people have died? And how do we know? These aren't rhetorical questions. They are real questions with real answers. Today on #PropagandaWatch, James breaks down the numbers and asks how these numbers are being derived and what they might be hiding. -corbettreport.com
Show Notes:
China is diagnosing coronavirus patients by looking for ‘ground glass’ in their lungs. Take a look at the CT scans.
Key Missteps at the CDC Have Set Back Its Ability to Detect the Potential Spread of Coronavirus
US spy agencies monitor coronavirus spread, concerns about India: Sources
Abe critics think school closing meant to distract
Coronavirus: The “Cures” Will Be Worse Than the Disease
Swine Flu Cases Overestimated?
CBS News star hacked: the big chill
How many people have been infected? And how many people have died? And how do we know? These aren't rhetorical questions. They are real questions with real answers. Today on #PropagandaWatch, James breaks down the numbers and asks how these numbers are being derived and what they might be hiding. -corbettreport.com
Show Notes:
China is diagnosing coronavirus patients by looking for ‘ground glass’ in their lungs. Take a look at the CT scans.
Key Missteps at the CDC Have Set Back Its Ability to Detect the Potential Spread of Coronavirus
US spy agencies monitor coronavirus spread, concerns about India: Sources
Abe critics think school closing meant to distract
Coronavirus: The “Cures” Will Be Worse Than the Disease
Swine Flu Cases Overestimated?
CBS News star hacked: the big chill
Sotiri Dimpinoudis | Erdogan Weaponizing Migrants | Redice TV | March, 3, 2020
Source: redice.tv
Henrik is joined by independent freelance journalist Sotiri Dimpinoudis to talk about Turkey's war on Europe and how migrations is weaponized.
Henrik is joined by independent freelance journalist Sotiri Dimpinoudis to talk about Turkey's war on Europe and how migrations is weaponized.
John D. Wood | A.I. Dangers | Coast To Coast AM | Jan. 29, 2020
Source: coasttocoastam.com, thehumachinebook.com
John D. Wood, Esq. is an attorney, author, and advisor on one of today's most disruptive business changes: artificial intelligence. In the first half, he discussed the dangers posed by the growing powers of AI and how to make a plan for the future where humans and machines can best complement one another. AI includes a constellation of different technologies such as computation, machine and deep learning, neural networks, and intelligent robots. And over the last ten years, he pointed out, it's permeated our lives as 'Big Data' algorithms are interwoven with social media, GPS, and email. Some of the technologies, like facial recognition, are considered to be prone to misuse and invasion of privacy.
Wood also expressed concern over "deepfakes," videos constructed through computer programs that use existing footage to create highly realistic sequences with audio that the original person never said. "It takes very serious forensic analysis to debunk a deepfake," he commented, adding that such material could be "weaponized" in a political campaign. A brain-augmenting technology, neural lace, could also be problematic, he said. The "lace" refers to thin fibers sewn into the brain, which offer the ability to send messages back and forth through a neural link. While it might help with neurodegenerative diseases, he conceded, the ability to control the brain through a device like a phone could lead to hacking of the mind and the loss of individual sovereignty.
John D. Wood, Esq. is an attorney, author, and advisor on one of today's most disruptive business changes: artificial intelligence. In the first half, he discussed the dangers posed by the growing powers of AI and how to make a plan for the future where humans and machines can best complement one another. AI includes a constellation of different technologies such as computation, machine and deep learning, neural networks, and intelligent robots. And over the last ten years, he pointed out, it's permeated our lives as 'Big Data' algorithms are interwoven with social media, GPS, and email. Some of the technologies, like facial recognition, are considered to be prone to misuse and invasion of privacy.
Wood also expressed concern over "deepfakes," videos constructed through computer programs that use existing footage to create highly realistic sequences with audio that the original person never said. "It takes very serious forensic analysis to debunk a deepfake," he commented, adding that such material could be "weaponized" in a political campaign. A brain-augmenting technology, neural lace, could also be problematic, he said. The "lace" refers to thin fibers sewn into the brain, which offer the ability to send messages back and forth through a neural link. While it might help with neurodegenerative diseases, he conceded, the ability to control the brain through a device like a phone could lead to hacking of the mind and the loss of individual sovereignty.
