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Data Harvesting in the Classroom

I have said for years that governments and institutions always begin with what people will accept and then gradually expand from there. What we are now seeing in educational technology is perhaps one of the most disturbing developments, because it targets children under the guise of learning. Studies have now confirmed that roughly 90% of […]

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Understanding Iran

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, you said that Iran is the merger of Marxism and Islam. I believe you also said that the Shah did not realize that sending the youth to school in the UK and the US was a mistake, and that they returned to Iran, indoctrinated with Marxism. Was this the backdrop to Death

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Pokémon Go — The Largest Mapped Data Collection Ploy in History

When Pokémon Go was released, it appeared to be a harmless game encouraging people to go outside and explore, yet beneath that surface was a far more sophisticated system that directed human movement into very specific locations where data was needed most, turning millions of users into mobile data collectors. The placement of Pokémon, Gyms,

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Bank of Korea Vows to Create CBDC

  The Bank of Korea has now made its position unmistakably clear, and this is precisely what I have been warning about for years. In his very first address, Governor Shin Hyun-song did not merely suggest innovation in digital finance, he explicitly prioritized a system built around central bank digital currencies and bank-issued deposit tokens,

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Pandering to Migrants Cost New York $73.5 Million in Federal Funds

New York is now set to lose roughly $73.5 million in federal transportation funding. The state refused to revoke nearly 33,000 questionable commercial driver’s licenses issued to non-domiciled immigrants. Many of these licenses remained active despite expired or unverifiable documentation. This is not just paperwork. This is a failure of basic regulatory integrity. New York

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Iran – the Great Global Mess

US President Donald Trump reversed himself again as he continues to look for a way out of this quagmire, which has become a deeply unpopular conflict that’s driven up gas prices and threatens to plunge Europe into its own Great Depression.  The Iranian government appears divided, and the military seems to be assuming power, declining

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Market Talk – April 21, 2026

ASIA: The major Asian stock markets had a mixed day today: • NIKKEI 225 increased 524.28 points or 0.89% to 59,349.17 • Shanghai increased 2.95 points or 0.07% to 4,085.077 • Hang Seng increased 126.41 points or 0.48% to 26,487.48 • ASX 200 decreased 3.90 points or -0.04% to 8,949.40 • SENSEX increased 753.03 points

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Canada Turns Against Its Lifeline While Its Leader Invests in It

Mark Carney has now openly declared that Canada can no longer rely on the United States, stating that the relationship has become a “weakness” rather than a strength. Roughly three-quarters of Canada’s exports go to the United States, tying the two economies together in a way that cannot simply be undone by political rhetoric. Yet

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