Supreme Court poised to reshape workplace discrimination law: A victory for equal treatment or a threat to DEI initiatives? The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to make it easier for plaintiffs from majority groups (e.g., white or straight individuals) to file "reverse discrimination" lawsuits, potentially reshaping how workplace bias claims are handled under Title VII…

The WOKE WAR on gaming: How Mark Kern and gamers are fighting back against DEI corruption The video game industry has become a focal point in the culture war, with DEI initiatives and ESG funding driving progressive activism in game development. This has led to criticism that games now prioritize political messaging over creativity and…

Sarah Westall on the Health Ranger Report: The new frontier of PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE Sarah Westall, formerly a leader in the telecom industry at US West, transitioned into a tech critic after recognizing the darker aspects of technology. Fifth-generation warfare targets civilian populations rather than military forces, aiming to control minds and bodies. This form of…

FBI agent’s misconduct exposed: Nudes, political shielding and ethical breaches Former FBI agent and ethics instructor Tim Thibault is accused of sharing sensitive government information and a nude photo from his official email account in 2022. Thibault allegedly forwarded the information and photo to his girlfriend and a university email, highlighting the discrepancy between his…

A growing concern: Study highlights link between AUTISM and aluminum adjuvant in vaccines Aluminum, used in vaccines as an adjuvant, is a neurotoxin. Researchers are studying its possible link to rising autism cases, especially in children. Children are more susceptible to aluminum's negative effects due to their developing brains, making even small amounts potentially harmful.…

Mattias Desmet's "The Psychology of Totalitarianism" focuses on a modern, tech-driven totalitarianism, contrasting with past dictatorships. Governments are increasing control over private lives, silencing dissent and suppressing alternative viewpoints. Desmet discusses mass formation, a psychological process that undermines individual thinking and promotes collective behavior. The 2020 pandemic highlighted this new totalitarianism, with lockdowns, "scientific" mandates,…

Gen Zs experience long term sexual and emotional side effects after stopping ANTIDEPRESSANTS Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) is a growing concern among young adults who have experienced long-term sexual and emotional side effects after discontinuing antidepressant use. Testimonials from various individuals highlight the severe and persistent impact of PSSD on their sexual function, emotional well-being…

Big Brother at the border: Max Blumenthal’s airport interrogation and the chilling of free speech Award-winning journalist Max Blumenthal was subjected to intense questioning by CBP officers at Washington Dulles International Airport, highlighting the tension between government surveillance and First Amendment rights. Blumenthal's ordeal is part of a broader pattern of harassment against journalists and…

Mexico extradites notorious cartel leaders to U.S., including Rafael Caro Quintero, amid Trump tariff threats Mexico extradited 29 high-profile cartel leaders, including Rafael Caro Quintero, to the U.S. to address drug-related violence and avoid Trump’s threatened tariffs. Caro Quintero, linked to the 1985 murder of DEA agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, faces U.S. charges and a…

Wisconsin’s April 1 Supreme Court election could decide the future of American democracy The Wisconsin Supreme Court election is a pivotal battle with national implications, determining the balance of power on the court and influencing issues like redistricting, voter integrity and the rule of law. Brad Schimel, a conservative former Attorney General, faces Susan Crawford,…