Why was the National Guard Hiring Internment/Resettlement Specialists LAST WEEK? (Note – these listings were BEFORE the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.) Just who are they planning to lock up?
The Citizen crime reporting app pays ordinary citizens to run to the site of an emergency or crime and upload real-time footage. But is it actually creating safer communities, or is it putting civilians in danger and creating a society of snitches?
Teaching children to become resilient is a gift that will serve them well during difficulties they face during their lives. Here are some tips to help your kids become mentally stronger.
Who wants a 10,000′ airstrip in the middle of Nowhere, Texas? A former Chinese general with ties to Chinese concentration camps. But, why? And why did the United States allow it?
Are attack drones the warfare of the future? Could we expect facial recognition-equipped swarm drones to be used against political opponents? What if you read content that is not politically sanitized? Where does it end?
If, for some reason, you had to go on the run for nearly three weeks, would you know how to survive and evade capture? Here are some real-life lessons to consider.
If you think censorship is bad now, just wait. China’s President has vowed to take control of the ENTIRE WORLD’S internet to influence opinions and spread communism.
The government seems prepared to remove all pretense of privacy, considering outside firms to track “extremist” chatter by American citizens online. Is that constitutional? And does it matter? They’re just “extremists.”
Everything that requires a microchip could soon become unrepairable…this includes your car, anything with “smart” tech, and your computer.
A defense contractor in South Carolina wants to “help” US Feds become better spies by providing the location data of motor vehicles … all over the world.
When you’re new to the preparedness world, survival jargon and acronyms can be very confusing. We’ve got you covered with this prepper’s dictionary.
Reading the diary of a middle-class professional and family man hit directly by the economic devastation of the Great Depression feels uncannily like reading a modern-day newsfeed.
Surveillance companies are cashing in on Covid with new facial recognition and thermal imaging technologies. And the cost is your privacy.
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