BBC Radio Scotland presenter Janice Forsyth has stepped down following a diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer's disease.

With a broadcasting career spanning over 30 years, she has hosted programs on BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Radio Four, and BBC Radio Three.

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Deborah Birx admits the mRNA hands are NOT vaccines - they are therapeutics.

Mississippi Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann, 77, collapsed while presiding over the state Senate.

An optimal scenario for pandemic 2026 based on lessons from COVID‐19.
Airborne RNA virus, suspected to have originated from zoonotic spillover from bats in Brazil.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9015623/

China Creates Camera That Can Recognize Faces From Orbit

Chinese scientists have made a breakthrough in optical imaging technology, developing a powerful laser system that can resolve features as small as 1.7mm from more than 100km away. The development, which is 100 times more powerful than existing spy cameras and telescopes, could revolutionise surveillance and reconnaissance.

Chinese team finds new bat coronavirus that could infect humans via same route as Covid-19.
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3299491/chinese-team-finds-new-bat-coronavirus-could-infect-humans-same-route-covid

🇷🇺 Russian President Putin says Artificial Intelligence will reshape the world "very soon."

"Digital currencies are the final step of the world's central bankers to absolute power over countries"

Economics professor Richard Werner outlines the rationale behind the central bank digital currency (CBDC) project.

Biometrics will soon be everywhere: Tatarstan will test courts in an online format with biometric identification

Tatarstan will become the first region in Russia to test a new format for holding court hearings at magistrates' courts via web conference with biometric identification via State Services. The project is planned to be implemented this year. It will involve 51 courts.

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Alan Watt on Carroll Quigley

"Remember what Professor Carroll Quigley said: 💥 wars are intended to change the cultures of the opposing parties; and, it does and governments grow incredibly large, because of wars.

Whether it's a Cold War, or otherwise, it doesn't matter.."

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A Course Through Hell
Alan Watt on Marxism, Masonry, Top-Down Revolutionism & Controlled Oppositions

The following is a transcript from a 2007 conversation between the Scottish (Canadian-based) conspiracy researcher, Alan Watt, and Henrik Palmgren, of Red Ice Radio.

👉The audio is here. 👈

Alan Watt died in 2021. He was a prolific writer-researcher and radio speaker who generated hundreds of hours of audios which can be found at 

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Former Deputy🤡 Supreme Allied Commander Europe Sir Richard Shirreff today said Donald Trump had left Britain with no choice but to plan for universal conscription

However, a recent survey shows that only 11% of Generation Z (18-27) are willing to fight for the UK.

The prosecutor in charge of 'fighting hate' in Lower Saxony said they had investigated 750 cases in four years

Frank Michael Laue showed journalists folders containing “ the worst things on the internet” – printouts of memes, insults and threats.

The Hate Crime Office has 9 people who handle about 3,500 cases a year. Over the last 4 years, they have resolved 750 cases, or about 187 cases a year.

Laue complained that sometimes social networks do not cooperate with the authorities and do not provide user data. In such cases, prosecutors use software that allows deanonymizing authors.

In the same program, German prosecutors laughingly told how they confiscated smartphones of people who published banned memes, and showed how security forces broke into 50 apartments to conduct a search and confiscate the equipment on which they created “racist” pictures.

Political Theatre 🤡
Secretary of State Rubio said he is "not a fan" of Putin, but the United States must maintain dialogue with Russia because it has a large stockpile of nuclear weapons and is involved in processes in many regions.

Developments in the field of unmanned transport have been actively carried out in Russia for about five years now - Yandex, KamAZ, MADI and other companies are engaged in them.

The first driverless cars hit the streets of Moscow in 2018, and in 2020 they were launched in test mode in 11 more regions, and the habitat of such transport will only expand.

Another human substitute...
Norwegian startup 1X has unveiled its robot butler Neo Gamma.