Mike Bloomberg-Founded Data Analytics Firm: Trump Will Appear to Win in a Landslide on Election Night But After Mail-In Votes Are Counted Biden Will Win

Hawkifsh, a data-analytics firm founded by Mike Bloomberg to help Democratic candidates, predicts Donald Trump will appear to win November’s election in a landslide on election night, but that after all the votes are tallied – especially mail-in ballots – …

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WHO Practicing “Social Listening,” Surveilling Covid19 Conversations to Counter With Their Own Propaganda

The World Health Organization is working with other U.N. organizations and artificial Intelligence companies to scan social media conversations for coronavirus misinformation – a practice the WHO calls “social listening.”

“Countering fake news or rumors is actually only …

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2010 Rockefeller “Operation Lockstep” Planning Exercise Predicts 2020 Lockdown

In 2010, in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, The Rockefeller Foundation convened what it called a “scenario planning exercise,” an exercise where future events and “unlikely” scenarios are gamed out.

The event included global strategists that helped businesses, …

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Unmanned Drones and Convoys via 5G Networks the Future of Resupply During Wars?

Members of the Marine Corps at Miramar, CA, are working with Gaithersburg, MD.-based Robotic Research on a new tactic: unmanned resupply during armed conflict.

“There are missions that are essentially unsupportable…with our current construct,” Lt. Col. Brandon Newell told BreakingDefense.com

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Is ActBlue Using BLM Donations to Fund Only “Approved” Democratic Candidacies?


Last month it was reported that the Black Lives Matter movement is using ActBlue to collect donations. ActBlue is a technology company that …

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Michigan College Looks to Create “Covid Bubble,” To Track Students’ Movements At All Times

Albion College, in Albion, MI, is looking to create a “Covid-bubble” on campus this term. The school is asking students to stay within a 4.5-mile perimeter for the entire semester. If a student leaves the campus for unauthorized reasons, an …

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Google Drops Thousands of Apps from its Marketplace Under Election “Misinformation” Rules

Google announced this week that it has banned thousands of apps from its Play Store under its election “misinformation” rules.

The tech giant wrote that the apps were banned for “engaging in deceptive bebehavior, generating manipulated content without the appropriate …

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Google Routinely Sharing Far-Right User’s Data with Law Enforcement – Guardian

Documents reviewed exclusively by The Guardian show Google regularly forwarded detailed personal information on the company’s users to members of a counter-terrorism center in California’s Bay Area.

The users were often associated with the far right.

Further analysis finds Google …

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YouTube to Ban Content Obtained by “Hacking,” Meant to “Interfere” in Election

The world’s largest video-sharing platform, YouTube, announced that it will ban videos containing information obtained through hacking. It also announced it will ban information meant to meddle with elections or censuses.

This would presumably include information from hacked emails …

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