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Exposing the Dark Agenda Behind the "Resource-Based Economy"
SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/?p=14902 24/7 surveillance. Smart grid controls. Carbon rationing. Today we talk to "Technocracy Rising" author Patrick Wood about the hidden history of technocracy, the dark plan for a resource-based economy that is being pushed by the Trilateral Commission, the UN, and other globalist institutions in order to bring about a completely managed, controlled and regulated society.
There has been much criticism in the bitcoin community regarding the state of the currency’s official site. This is the fifth extended outage during the past year. The forum has raised nearly $500,000 in donations yet still runs an outdated version of Simple Machine Forums (which is free software) and continues to experience periods of extended downtime.
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The CIA is still fighting for creative control of its most anticipated 21st century work: the Torture Report. Long before it got involved in the ongoing redaction battle, it was spying on those putting the report together, namely Senators and Senate staffers. Hands were wrung, apologies were made and it was medically determined that Sen. Dianne Feinstein doesn't have an ironic bone in her body.
An Ottawa-based bitcoin exchange has been defrauded of more than $100,000 worth of the cyber currency in a heist that was anything but sophisticated.
Emily Williams wasn't real, but the two hackers who created her from social media profiles got her a government job, a company laptop, VPN credentials - and compromised a government network.
The Meaning of Life
SHOW NOTES: http://www.corbettreport.com/?p=7370 No, James can't tell you the meaning of your life. But he can show you that there is a meaning in life. Join us this week for a very special edition of The Corbett Report where we explore life's biggest question...and confront the biggest lie.
Hello, I'm doing this as a warning to the Skype Community. Did you know that anyone can steal YOUR Skype account with just the following?
Amazing mind reader reveals his 'gift'
Dave is an extremely gifted clairvoyant who finds out specific financial information. This video reveals the magic behind the magic, making people aware of the fact that their entire life can be found online. And by doing so urging everybody to be vigilant. Tips for a more safer online behavior can be found on http://safeinternetbanking.be
Have you received an email asking you to confirm that you wish to cancel your account?
Be on your guard.
A Naked Security reader was in touch with us earlier today, after his suspicions were aroused by an email he had received - seemingly from Facebook.
by Leigh Beadon - Thu, May 3rd 2012 1:34pm
Amidst all the recent talk of just how successful Kickstarter has been as a platform for creators raising money, some people have suggested that the company may run into problems down the road because it seems ripe for fraud. Of course, most things are ripe for fraud in one way or another, so Kickstarter isn't exactly special in that regard—and when fraud does happen, people will fight it just like they do anywhere else.
At least, that was certainly the case with a recent video game project on Kickstarter that turned out to be fake. As BetaBeat reports, the crowdsourcing scam was exposed by a crowdsourced investigation:
... a campaign for an action video game, MYTHIC: The Story Of Gods and Men, has just been busted by forum users at Reddit, SomethingAwful and Rock, Paper, Shotgun. The creators claimed to be an independent studio, “Little Monster Productions,” of 12 industry veterans in Hollywood. “Our team has done a significant amount of work on the World of Warcraft series as well as Diablo 2 and the original Starcraft,” says the project page. Bullshit, said the Internet. Turns out the art was cribbed, the text for backer rewards was copied and pasted from another Kickstarter project, and even the office photos were from another game studio, Burton Design Group.
When people brought their accusations to the Kickstarter comments, the developers made a few weak attempts at deflection then quietly shut down having raised just under $5,000 (far short of their goal, so that money won't actually be released). With Kickstarter gaining more attention every day, we're sure to see more attempts at scams—and maybe even some successes—but with a savvy community that polices itself like this, the scammers face an uphill battle.
