ECUADOREAN EMBASSY, England (PNN) - September 21, 2018 - Before his links to the world were cut by his Ecuadorean hosts, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange gave an interview on how technological advances are changing humankind. He said global surveillance will soon be totally unavoidable.

ECUADOREAN EMBASSY. England (PNN) - September 21, 2018 - Russian diplomats held secret talks in London last year with people close to Julian Assange to assess whether they could help him flee the Fascist United Kingdom.

A tentative plan was devised that would have seen the WikiLeaks founder smuggled out of Ecuador’s London embassy in a diplomatic vehicle and transported to another country.

WASHINGTON (PNN)- September 20, 2018 - The tech industry and consumer groups are gearing up for a fight as lawmakers begin considering whether to draft a national privacy law.

The push to get Congress to enact federal privacy standards is gaining new urgency after Kalifornia passed what is seen as the nation’s toughest privacy law this June. The measure forces businesses to be more transparent about what they do with consumer data, and gives users unprecedented control over their personal information.

BRUSSELS, Belgium (PNN) - September 17, 2018 - 589 days. That’s how long Belgian residents were forced to live without an elected government between 2010 and 2011. Due to disagreements between the Flemish and Walloons, a coalition could not be formed. While the two political Parties fought out their many differences, a former prime minister oversaw a bare bones government that handled the basic day-to-day operations.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Kalifornia (PNN) - September 14, 2018 - A senior Google research scientist has quit the company in protest over its plan to launch a censored version of its search engine in China.

Jack Poulson worked for Google’s research and machine intelligence department, where he was focused on improving the accuracy of the company’s search systems.

By Andrew P. Napolitano

September 13, 2018 - Last week, The New York Times published a scathing critique of Donald Trump - the man and the president. The Times said the critique was written by a senior Trump regime official who insisted on remaining unnamed. This bitter and harsh editorial, which portrays the president as dangerous to the health of the republic and his White House as slouching toward dysfunctionality, has understandably infuriated him.

STRASBOURG, France (PNN) - September 13, 2018 - The European Union Parliament has moved to trigger what is referred to as the “nuclear option” Article 7 against Hungary.

During the Parliament session in Strasbourg, France, 448 MEPs voted in favor of invoking Article 7 against Hungary, while 197 voted against the motion and 48 abstained.

Article 7 of the 2007 Treaty of Lisbon, often dubbed “nuclear option”, is designed to be applied if there is “a clear risk of a serious breach” of the EU values by one of the member states.

Once the motion has passed, it must be approved by 4/5 of the European Council. Then, if the procedure is implemented fully, a decision adopted by the “qualified majority” of the EU states may lead to Hungary’s suspension in voting rights at the European Council.

Modern day Nazi censorship is alive and well.

MENLO PARK, Kalifornia (PNN) - September 12, 2018 - Facebook has banned Brandon Straka, the former Democrat who founded the "Walk Away" campaign and its viral hashtag #WalkAway, after he linked to Infowars.com, which has been banned from the platform.

By Paul Craig Roberts

September 11, 2018 - This is the 17th anniversary of 9/11. During the years that have passed large numbers of experts have established conclusively that the official government account of the event is false. Every year fewer people believe the unbelievable conspiracy theory that a handful of Saudi Arabians outwitted the entirety of the Fascist Police States of Amerika National Security State, and attacked with hijacked airliners the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

NEW YORK (PNN) - September 11, 2018 - Nearly 10,000 people have suffered cancers linked to the toxic dust and smoke at Ground Zero, The Post has learned.

The federal World Trade Center Health Program has counted 9,795 first responders, downtown workers, residents, students and others with cancer deemed 9/11-related.

In all, more than 1,700 responders and others affected have died, including 420 of those stricken with cancer, officials said.