The Art of Influence and Manipulation Across White, Black, and Grey Operations
Understanding Psyops
The Power of Psychological Warfare
Behind Diplomatic Shadows
A Twist in the Nordic-Turkish Tale
The Digital Battlefield
Mastering Next-Generation Warfare
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Sheds Light on the Road to Peace in Ukraine
Watch now (12 mins) | Kennedy Jr. empathizes with Ukrainians, raises concerns on NATO expansion, US INF treaty withdrawal, and the West’s rejection of an April 2022 peace agreement.
The Supreme Court ends Affirmative Action
Justice Roberts ends race-based college admissions
Dr. Peter Hotez’s Funding Linked to Controversial Chinese Military Scientists at Wuhan Lab
Funded by Dr. Fauci and Dr. Hotez’s R01AI098775 grant, Dr. Shibo Jiang and Dr. Lanying Du collaborated with scientists from the People’s Liberation Army and the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
Exclusive: Hunter Biden’s Maltese Bank Account Opened by Burisma Amid FBI Allegations of $10 Million Bribe
Emails from the Biden laptop reveal a newly discovered Maltese bank account that coincides with the bribery allegations involving Biden and Burisma, as reported by an FBI source.
Hyatt Hotels chairman, former Disney executive are among billionaires issued subpoenas in lawsuit over JPMorgan’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein – Here’s what we know!
Last week multiple billionaires – including Hyatt Hotels chairman Tom Pritzker, Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin and real estate investor Mortimer Zuckerman – and Creative Artists Agency (CAA) co-founder and former Disney executive Michael Ovitz were served subpoenas in the U.S. Virgin Islands civil lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase alleging the company facilitated Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking operation and helped him cover it up. The media outlets that did cover this failed to question or analyze why these wealthy men may have been subpoenaed, and particularly with Pritzker, there’s plenty of open-source information that sheds light on this.
East Palestine toxicology test relies on controversial consulting firm accused of serving corporate interest rather than public health
The company hired by Norfolk Southern has already persuaded 340 residents to sign agreements that reportedly waive their legal rights in the aftermath of Ohio’s train crash.