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H&M fined more than $40 million for Spying on Employees

LeeF October 6, 2020 April 8, 2023

A German privacy watchdog is fining clothing retailer H&M 35.3 million euros ($41 million) after the company was found to have spied on some of …

Coalition of Private Companies Release ‘Policy Blueprint’ for State Government Officials to Push for Digital ID

2 years ago

A coalition of private companies released a “digital ID blueprint,” which urges individual states to adopt the policies necessary to establish a digital ID system. “In December 2022, the Better Identity Coalition released a complementary set of policy recommendations for State government officials, entitled Better Identity in America: A Blueprint for State Policymakers,” according to its website. “These recommendations are squarely focused on ways governments can improve the privacy and security of digital identity solutions.” Better Identity Coalition, launched in 2018, is a cross-sector partnership of 27 companies developing policy … Read More

Holistic Wellness Promoter, Dr. Stephen Bannar, Found Dead

6 years ago

For many people, a trip to the hospital or the doctor’s office awakens anxiety and fear. Dr. Stephen Bannar had the rare ability to alleviate those feelings by relating to patients on a personal level. While it seemed a unique way to practice medicine, it was more a characteristic at the core of who he was. “He had the whole package,” said Chris Proctor, administrative director of Barton Health’s Center for Orthopedics & Wellness. “He could sit there with you and relate with you on any level. Then … Read More

The DNR’s Invasive Species Order Passes allowing Big Ag to Gain Jurisdiction over Small Pig Farming Operations

13 years ago

Michigan’s small farmers took another big loss, this time to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR), which used the state’s Invasive Species Act to gain jurisdiction over small pig farming operations. The DNR’s Invasive Species Order (ISO) went into effect on December 13, 2011 and says that some pigs, descending from Russian boars, are automatically considered “feral pigs.” Even pigs that have been domesticated and cared for under human husbandry on small family specialty farms are now considered feral, according to the Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund. “The … Read More

Junk Scientist Al Gore Incorrectly Predicted North Pole Would Be ICE FREE in Five Years – And the Global Warming Craze Began

16 years ago

On December 13, 2008, junk scientist Al Gore predicted the North Polar Ice Cap would be completely ice-free in five years. And the global warming hysteria began. Gore made the prediction to a German audience on December 13, 2008. Al warned them that “the entire North ‘polarized’ cap will disappear in 5 years.” The Gateway Pundit reported on this at the time. This wasn’t the only time Al Gore made his ice-free prediction. Gore had been predicting dire scenario since 2007. That means that the North Pole should have melted completely 14 years ago today … Read More

Wikileaks Releases State Department Cable that Reveals Plan To Use Terror, Intrigue, Kurds To Destabilize Syria, Weaken Assad

18 years ago

Despite the bulk of the attempted destruction of Syria having taken place during the Obama administration, the fact is that the agenda began marching years before Obama took office and it is continuing to do so today. Ample evidence has been provided demonstrating that a plan to destroy the Syrian government goes back at least to the Bush Jr. administration and the desire to do so goes even further back than that. One such piece of evidence is a secret State Department cable obtained by Wikileaks entitled “Influencing … Read More

A 9/11 Bin Laden Confession Tape ‘Luckily’ Found in House that Anti Taliban Forces Moved In. Was it Fake?

23 years ago

“Fat nosed” Bin Laden video, was magically found in a house in Jalalabad after anti-Taliban forces moved in. It featured a fat Osama laughing and joking about how he’d carried out 9/11. The video was also mistranslated in order to manipulate viewer opinion and featured “Bin Laden” praising two of the hijackers, only he got their names wrong. This Osama also used the wrong hand to write with and wore gold rings, a practice totally in opposition to the Muslim faith. Leading expert on Bin Laden, Duke University professor Bruce … Read More

Indian Parliament Terror Attack

23 years ago

On December 13, 2001, five terrorists had attacked the Indian parliament by penetrating the tight security in a car with home ministry and parliament labels, and resulted into deaths of the gunmen along with six police officers, after an exchange of gun battle. The day has come at a time when in one way or the other, India has been repeating the similar blame game against Pakistan. On December 14, 2001, Indian ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) had accused Pakistan-based banned militant groups Lashkar-e-Tayba (LeT) and Jaish-i-Mohammed for … Read More

DoD HAARP Steering Group Meets for the First Time at Office of Naval Research to Discuss Weather Control Plans

35 years ago

HAARP HF Active Auroral Research Program – Joint Services Program Plans and Activities Summary of HAARP Steering Group Activities and Schedule Dec. 13, 1989: US Navy-Air Force meeting at Office of Naval Research to discuss mutual interests in carrying out a DoD program in the area of ionospheric modification. The need for a unique heating facility (HAARP) to conduct critical experiments relating to the potential DoD applications was identified. A Navy-Air Force-DARPA program was proposed. Dec. 13, 1989: Navy-Air Force personnel present their proposed DoD program to DARPA and DDRE … Read More

Dachau Show Trial Ends with 36 Germans Sentenced to Hanging

79 years ago

The Dachau tribunal was composed of eight senior U.S. military officers with the rank of at least full colonel. The president of the court, Brig. Gen. John M. Lentz, was the former commanding general of the 3rd Army’s 87th Infantry Division.[2] These U.S. military officers, with no formal legal training, were not qualified to objectively review the evidence presented in the trial. William Denson, the chief prosecuting attorney, used a legal concept called “common design” for establishing that camp personnel at Dachau were guilty of violating the laws and … Read More

Dr. James Inches Claims Masks and the Closures of Businesses was “Pure Fake” and Harmful

106 years ago

The Pittsburgh Daily POST reported this on December 13, 1918: Branding Influenza Mask as ‘fake’ splits Health Conference. Fake news today. Fake news then. The article detailed how the Health Commissioner of Detroit, James Inches, said that the use of masks and the closures of businesses was “pure fake” and harmful. The convention seemed mired in the mud of masks, and by the end of the day two factions formed: The pro mask and pro closing, and the anti mask and anti closing. The fight over masks did … Read More

Paul Revere’s First Ride: Warns the Citizens of New Hampshire that the British were Coming to Seize Firearms & Gunpowder

250 years ago

Paul Revere took his first ride (Months before his famous horseback ride into American history on April 18, 1775) on the icy Boston Post Road to warn the citizens of New Hampshire of a potential British troop landing with the express purpose that they were going to be seizing firearms, cannons and gunpowder at Fort William and Mary. Had the British been more aggressive and the weather less ferocious, Revere’s “Portsmouth Alarm” may well have signaled an earlier start to the American Revolution. As it turned out, the resulting raid on … Read More