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Friday, December 4, 2020
The 90 Miles Mystery Box: Episode #1192
You have come across a mystery box. But what is inside?
It could be literally anything from the serene to the horrific,
from the beautiful to the repugnant,
from the mysterious to the familiar.
If you decide to open it, you could be disappointed,
you could be inspired, you could be appalled.
This is not for the faint of heart or the easily offended.
You have been warned.
Thursday, December 3, 2020
Mexican Journalist Exposes Joe Biden's Human Trafficking Compact
In October after the presidential debate, a Mexican journalist immediately filed a live video event, to respond to the deadly lies of Joe Biden.
Oscar 'El Blue' Ramirez is a Mexican journalist, based in Tijuana. He gives an excellent breakdown of the U.N. compact that Joe Biden & Barack Obama signed. That compact led to a massive influx of child trafficking and over 20,000 children in cages during the Obama administration.
El Blue gives a first hand witness to the Coyote network of organized crime in human trafficking of children. He describes a massive black market industry that Obama/Biden created by signing the UN Global Compact of open borders.
The fake families that resulted from the compact are a result of the poorly designed text with loopholes wide enough to build concentration camps within.
El Blue says 72,000 trafficked kids have been rescued during the Donald Trump administration because of efforts to determine if the child was actually a biological offspring of the so-called 'parent' who paid coyotes for the use of the child.
Oscar El Blue is an investigative journalist in Mexico.
El Blue also asserts that Antifa is involved in the trafficking syndicate. Trump's effective shutdown of the global human trafficking has crushed the 'cash cow' of international trafficking.
Coyotes are losing enslaved children when DNA tests verify whose child the youth actually is. Kids from deep in South America are now miraculously returned to parents as a result.
Coyotes have used those same kids over & over again, as an anchor to keep an illegal alien in...
Coyotes are losing enslaved children when DNA tests verify whose child the youth actually is. Kids from deep in South America are now miraculously returned to parents as a result.
Coyotes have used those same kids over & over again, as an anchor to keep an illegal alien in...
When Laws Politicians Write Do Not Apply To Politicians...
We Are Not Their Subjects, They Are Our Servants...
The Great Disruption
How Big Tech’s obsession with control is tearing us apart.
The great disruption of the internet made college dropouts into the wealthiest men in America, made the West Coast, for the first time, the equal of the East, and transformed the economy from manufacturing tangible items to reselling access to data and outsourcing manufacturing.
The men of the great disruption were libertarians, if not necessarily by politics then by cultural inclination. The original disrupters had been engineers and hackers who didn’t fit into conformist environments like IBM and were chasing the dream of doing their own thing. They set up shop in garages and basements, in small California, Oregon, and Washington towns, and a few cities, dressed casually, watched Star Trek, dreamed utopian ideals, and were bad at business.
The new disrupters were less interested in hardware or software applications than in using the power of the network to suck up the data of our interactions and turn it into a service. Their insights, building a search engine around link popularity, or a college face book by grabbing pictures of women, might be trivial, but were part of an emergent vision of the new data order.
The original disruptors had been concerned with empowering the end user to command the system, but the new disrupters were reversing the process that had taken users from terminals to personal computers, instead reducing a multitude of devices to terminals leaking data that made them easier to profitably manipulate. The early internet was empowering, but the internet of the Google, Amazon, and Facebook era is disempowering by design. It works by limiting your options and then using what it knows about you to push you in the direction it wants you to go.
Early computers had practically demanded programming skills. The new setup programs you.
As companies went public and college kids became billionaires, they stopped being disrupters and became concerned with maintaining the new order that they were building.
Every revolution ends with a pledge to make sure that no other revolution will happen again.
Google, whose empire was built on search because Yahoo, Netscape, Microsoft, and an array of other companies that allowed it to disrupt its way to power had failed to account for the importance of search, has spent a generation working its way from...
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