Stillness in the Storm

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Stillness in the Storm

Divide & Conquer on Full Display as Media Devotes Days of Attention to 20 White Nationalists in DC

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(Matt Agorist) For days, the mainstream media has been devoted to promoting the protest of 20 white nationalists in D.C. showing their relentless attempt to push divide on Americans.

Eyewitness Account of Geothermal Drilling & Hawaii Volcanic Eruptions

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(Michael Salla) In this two part video series, Aurora Garcia reveals her first hand witness testimony about the history of geothermal drilling on the Big Island of Hawaii, and its relationship to the disastrous lava outbreak that began impacting the lower Puna region in May 2018.  The events she witnessed raise disturbing conclusions about the real agenda behind geothermal energy production in Hawaii.  

Benjamin Fulford — August 13th 2018: China’s AI “Goddess” and the East/West AI Competition

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Last year, Russian President Vladimir Putin said whoever leads in AI (Artificial Intelligence) “will control the world.”  The Chinese took these words seriously and are investing huge sums of money in an effort to create an AI “Goddess.”  They hope it will give them unprecedented powers and help them in their bid to form a world government, according to members of Asian secret societies.

Mistrust of Mainstream Media Reaches Breaking Point

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(Richard Enos) Ah, it’s a good time to be working in alternative media — at least that part of alternative media whose sole and unabashed goal is to reveal the truth behind the veil of deception.

Censorship Didn’t Work: Infowars Website Traffic Explodes After Silicon Valley Blacklists Alex Jones

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(Zero Hedge) Silicon Valley’s coordinated purge of all things Infowars from social media has had an unexpected result; website traffic to Infowars.com has soared in the past week, according to Amazon’s website ranking service Alexa. 

Connected To The Matrix: Americans Spend Most Of Their Waking Hours Staring At A Television Or Computer Screen

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(Michael Synder) Before televisions and computers were invented, Americans didn’t spend any time staring at television and computer screens. They worked hard, raised their families, personally interacted with their communities (remember that?), and generally tried to make the world a better place.