Month: September 2014
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Century of Enslavement: The History of The Federal Reserve
from corbettreport.com: All our lives we’ve been told that economics is boring. It’s dull. It’s not worth the time it takes to understand it. And all our lives, we’ve been lied to. War. Poverty. Revolution. They all hinge on economics. And economics all rests on one key concept: money. Money. It is the economic water…
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U.S. Teen Wins $50,000 Grant For Fingerprint-Access Handgun Sensor
from biometricupdate.com: A young inventor in Boulder, Colorado will receive a $50,000 grant from the Smart Tech Challenges Foundation to continue working on a biometric sensor that prevents unauthorized individuals from firing a weapon. Kai Kloepfer, a high school student from Boulder, Colorado, is the first benefactor of the $1 million Smart Tech for Firearms…
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U.S. Tech Giant Fined $58 Million for Bribery
from thechosunilbo.com: A subsidiary of U.S. technology giant Hewlett-Packard was hit with a multi-million-dollar fine Thursday for bribing Russian government officials. The company’s Russian division will have to pay $58.7 million after pleading guilty in a California court to violating U.S. anti-bribery and accounting laws. HP Russia admitted to paying off government officials to secure…
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An Occult History of the Television Set
from gizmodo.in: The origin of the television set was heavily shrouded in both spiritualism and the occult, writes author Stefan Andriopoulos in his new book Ghostly Apparitions. In fact, as its very name implies, the television was first conceived as a technical device for seeing at a distance: like the telephone (speaking at a distance)…
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@DeadlineLive: James Evan Pilato on 9/11+13
Media Monarchy joins Jack Blood on the eve of the 13th anniversary of 9/11 to talk about where we’ve been and where we’re going + ‘This Day In History’ headlines and more on Deadline Live! Download/Subscribe
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Himmler’s Fortress of Fear
from forteantimes.com: Rumours of prominent Nazis’ involvement with the realm of the occult have persisted for decades. Nick Brownlow and Jonathan Turner visited the SS headquarters at Wewelsburg Castle to unearth the truth behind SS-Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler’s vision of an ancient and noble Aryan prehistory that verified the superiority of the Master Race. Over the…
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@PumpUpThaVolume: Episode125 – At The Show
♫Makin’ a soundtrack for another planet to hear♫ on Episode125 – At The Show which features brand new sounds from Kindness (w/ Kelela), Sondre Lerche, Little Racer, Marco Benevento, Johnny Marr, Hamilton Leithauser, The Wytches, SW/MM/NG, Hiss Golden Messenger, Pine Hill Haints, Tickle Torture, The Young, Sean Rowe and Aan… Download/Subscribe Previous: Episode124 – Hold…
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Freemasonry and Medicine
from worldmedicaltimes.org: Over the years, mystery has surrounded medical freemasonry. I make no assertions about how freemasonry influences medicine as it is an aspect that has been poorly understood due to the lack of information. The grave-vines of medicine are filled with tales of freemasonry influence. Most cannot be proven. Rumours include, methods of obtaining…
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The Police Tool That Pervs Use to Steal Nude Pics From Apple’s iCloud
from wired.com: As nude celebrity photos spilled onto the web over the weekend, blame for the scandal has rotated from the scumbag hackers who stole the images to a researcher who released a tool used to crack victims’ iCloud passwords to Apple, whose security flaws may have made that cracking exploit possible in the first place.…
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The Mysterious Life of Manly P. Hall
from NewDawnmagazine.com: The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries saw an explosion of spiritual teachers and impresarios dealing in “secret wisdom.” Their ranks included hacks and frauds – as well as more than a few genuine scholars of esoteric traditions. Most have vanished from memory, their writings a historical footnote. There exists one distinct figure,…
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Cyberthefts hit record ¥1.85 billion in Japan
from japantimes.com: Corporate bank accounts were increasingly targeted by swindlers in the first half of the year, and online thefts have already surpassed last year’s record total, according to National Police Agency data released Thursday. Roughly ¥1.852 billion was taken from the accounts of unsuspecting clients between January and June, surpassing the full-year record of…


