A new bulletin from the Department of Homeland Security warns that the U.S. is in “a heightened threat environment” because of “misleading narratives and conspiracy theories” being spread online.Continue Reading
The government of Ukraine is trying to cool heated rhetoric coming from the White House and U.S. media claiming that Russia could invade at any minute. The questions the media should be asking are who wants war in Eastern Europe and why?Continue Reading
Senate Republicans agreed to raise the federal debt limit by another $2.5, but they did it in a way to make it look like they opposed the increase. It’s all theater.Continue Reading
Now that the US is gone, China is looking to exploit literally hundreds of billions of dollars worth of copper, lithium, and cobalt—essential elements needed to produce electric vehicles.Continue Reading
Facebook plans to transition over the next five years from a social media company to a “metaverse” company—an interface between users and the rest of the world. In other words, Facebook wants to become the Matrix.Continue Reading
A newly released poll found that 2/3 of Republicans in southern states—and 20% of Democrats—would approve of seceding from the United States and forming a new union.Continue Reading
More than a dozen churches have been vandalized or burned to the ground in Canada in recent weeks after discoveries of hundreds of unmarked graves at former residential schools for indigenous children. Thing is, the media hasn’t told the whole story.
We peer into the future to see what’s coming at us: Self-driving electric vehicles, social media running our lives, and the emergence of “spiritual machines.”Continue Reading
With mainstream consensus finally admitting that SARS-2 probably escaped from a Chinese lab, we revisit a program originally broadcast on January 31, 2020, the same day President Trump announced a nationwide ban on travel from China.
HOW DO we broadcast our message beyond the walls of our virtual church? David Villanueva leads a creative team at GEN3SYS Studios in Guatemala that’s trying to do exactly that with a video game in development called HAV3NS.