by Mac Slavo | May 11, 2015 | Commodities, Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
The banksters, who nearly tanked the global market in their collective effort to loot the peoples of the world, are operating out of “larger than ever” big banks. They are not only “too big to fail,” but too big to contain. The derivatives have...
by Mac Slavo | May 8, 2015 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
Think you own your car? Think again. How much do we truly “own” of our own lives, anyway? With income taxes, property taxes on homes and property, manipulations and interventions of the markets, the food supply and health care, education and many other...
by Mac Slavo | May 7, 2015 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory
The motel and hotel industry is not only spying you, it is partnering with police. This isn’t just routine cooperation when police request information for criminal investigations. Instead, it is apparently everyday data sharing on every guest. It is a troubling...
by Mac Slavo | May 5, 2015 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
They are ready. Are you? The government powers that be are preparing for continuity under any conditions. The potential for an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) event that could wipe out the electric grid, and with it, the society that is dependent upon it is considered by...
by Contributing Author | May 5, 2015 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
This article originally was written by Cassius Methyl, and appeared at theAntiMedia.org. Editor’s Note: As author Cassius Methyl makes clear, though success for DARPA’s secretive defense research relies upon an image that makes it seem all-powerful and...
by Mac Slavo | Apr 29, 2015 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
If the Baltimore riots seem like a tired replay of Ferguson, there might be a good reason as to why. A data mining firm with government ties that tracks social media reported that they uncovered a core group of accounts who appear to have driven much of the buzz and...
