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Specifically intended to point out items linked to the vast and nebulous tentacles of Monsanto and Koch Industries, the smartphone app uncloaks the corporate family tree behind a given barcode. Via Forbes: The app itself is the work of one Los Angeles-based 26-year-old freelance programmer, Ivan Pardo, who has devoted the last 16 months to Buycott. Pardo’s handiwork is available for download on iPhone or Android, making its debut in early May. You can scan the barcode on any product...
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Here is the book of thy descent, Here is the book of the Sangreal, Here begin the terrors, Here begin the miracles The History of the Grail – 12th Century, Anonymous In last month’s article, after a discussion regarding dragons and other symbols employed by ancient peoples to represent celestial objects, I wrote: “Literacy in this language of cosmic symbolism opens up a whole new domain of understanding about our human past on this planet . . .” In that...
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A taboo urge lying just below the surface of society, waiting to bubble up? Tabloid the Daily Star reports: Millions of Brits want to eat human flesh like movie cannibal Hannibal Lecter, a shock report revealed yesterday. Almost a quarter of us reckon we are “curious” to taste human meat – while 14% want a piece of ourselves fried to learn what our own body tastes like. Even more of those questioned confessed they would be happy to tuck into...
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[disinfo ed.'s note: the following is an excerpt from the new Nick Redfern book Monster Files: A Look Inside Government Secrets and Classified Documents on Bizarre Creatures and Extraordinary Animals.] In January of 2010, I spoke at a New York conference called Ghosts of Cooperstown, which was organized by the stars of the SyFy Channel’s Ghost Hunters series. It was on the Saturday night of the event that an American soldier, who had then recently returned from serving with the...
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It’s a little old, but if you haven’t seen it then I think you’ll find it thought provoking. The post Documentary: ‘Human Resources: Social Engineering In The 20th Century’ appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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This guy doesn’t seem like your stereotypical fundamentalist to me. The post Clang Quartet’s Christian Noise appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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In this video Luke Rudkowski sits down with fellow journalist and tech expert Tim Pool to find out if you can still protect your sources as a journalist. The two go into great detail about encrypting messages and basic security measures journalists can take to protect their data. Via WeAreChange The post How Journalists Can Protect Themselves from Government Spying appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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On this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin breaks down the nearly unbelievable tactics used by the FBI to bug homes, including sedating your pets, and staging traffic accidents, and putting up a giant replica of your home as a tarp. The post Crazy FBI Tactics to Bug Your Home appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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WSB haunts the entirety of counter-cultural curation like the grey eminence he was often portrayed as, but, it’s important to note that Burroughs rarely portrayed himself this way. I thought I’d seen every Burroughs documentary, but this one was news to me. Words of Advice: William S. Burroughs On the Road is a 1983 documentary that finds the Beat Generation icon touring Scandinavia, signing books and giving readings of works like The Place of Dead Roads in his inimical, laconic snarl. Along the...
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This is a 5 minute excerpt from Science Channel series Dark Matters: Twisted but True. Not quite the story as I know it, but damn funny. The post Jack Parsons — JPL, the Occult and L Ron Hubbard appeared first on disinformation. …read more
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