Chris Horlacher’s blockchain company Equibit was allegedly destroyed by CSIS after developing technology that threatened the $10 billion securities transfer industry.
Oracle’s Larry Ellison envisions AI surveillance systems constantly recording citizens to ensure ‘good behavior’ as his company deepens government partnerships under Trump.
America’s financial infrastructure quietly transforms into a comprehensive surveillance network through digital payment systems and programmable currency frameworks.
FBI seeks $36 million contract for nationwide license plate reader access, creating comprehensive vehicle tracking system across 75% of US locations.
Treasury’s $344 million cryptocurrency freeze targeting Iran reveals sophisticated government control mechanisms that expose the myth of decentralized digital assets.
AIPAC and tech industries are using sophisticated front groups and shell organizations to channel unprecedented dark money into 2026 congressional races while obscuring true funding sources.
FDA political appointees ordered career scientists to withdraw peer-reviewed COVID-19 and shingles vaccine safety studies from publication, despite the research involving millions of patient records and showing rare adverse events.
Palantir’s 22-point manifesto reveals the ideological blueprint driving the surveillance company’s vision of AI-powered authoritarian governance.
Trump’s new counterterrorism strategy expands terrorist designations to include domestic dissent, promising lethal action against broadly defined enemies.
Former Fauci advisor David Morens faces federal charges for allegedly concealing COVID-19 research records and evading transparency laws during the pandemic response.
DNI Tulsi Gabbard launches investigation into 120+ US-funded biological laboratories across 30+ countries, focusing on gain-of-function research oversight.
FDA quietly updates mRNA vaccine safety warnings three years after peer-reviewed research identified cardiac risks and persistent heart damage in young men.
Bank of America’s metals division projects silver could reach $135-$309 per ounce by end of 2026, validating structural analysis that independent researchers have documented for over a decade.
New UK legislation mandating NHS data sharing raises concerns about professional liability and patient privacy control.
Retired NIH scientist faces decades in prison after armed federal agents arrested and strip-searched him for allegedly using personal email to evade FOIA requests.
Federal investigators probe $2.6 billion in suspicious oil futures trades placed minutes before Trump’s Iran war announcements, revealing potential systematic insider trading.
Palantir’s viral manifesto sparked global outrage, but the corporate-state fusion it describes has been developing in plain sight for over a decade.
Coordinated attacks on oil refineries and energy infrastructure across multiple continents have disrupted global energy markets and raised concerns about systematic targeting of critical facilities.
Portland-based Sightline Intelligence has shipped AI-powered drone targeting systems to Israeli military contractor Elbit Systems, raising questions about local tech firms’ role in foreign military operations.
EU launches comprehensive digital identity wallet system under the guise of child protection, requiring all businesses to accept digital IDs by 2027.
Palantir Technologies releases controversial 22-point manifesto advocating AI weapons, cultural supremacy, and technofascist governance under CEO Alex Karp’s vision.
UK High Court dismisses privacy challenge against police facial recognition technology, enabling nationwide surveillance expansion across transport networks and public spaces.
Study linking mRNA vaccines to blood cancers faced 16 journal rejections over two years, revealing systematic suppression of vaccine safety research.
Palantir Technologies paid zero federal income taxes in 2025 despite earning $1.6 billion and securing massive government surveillance contracts with ICE and the Pentagon.
Tennessee grandmother Angela Lipps spent 108 days in jail after facial recognition software wrongly identified her as a North Dakota bank fraud suspect.