April 30, 2026 - The push toward digital currency is being framed as innovation and efficiency, but when you strip away the marketing language, what is unfolding is a structural
transformation of the financial system that shifts control away from individuals and concentrates it within governments and central banks. The Bank of International Settlements has confirmed that more than 90% of central banks are now actively researching, developing or piloting central bank digital currencies, which is not coincidence or experimentation but a coordinated global direction. When governments face a sovereign debt crisis they will turn to mechanisms that allow them to monitor and control capital flows because they cannot solve the debt problem through traditional means.
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The VPN arms race - they bloc and we figure out a counterIf you use a VPN, you can't even make a restaurant reservation without some site blocking you for using a VPN. What they want to do of course is to force you to turn off your VPN. The end result is the IP address becomes your identity. This is such a fundamental issue to protect on the Internet that it is not acceptable to just accept a VPN block. I explain to you how they block VPNs. But this time I offer you solutions to counter VPN blocking that preserves your privacy. No solution is 100% but we don't have to be victims. Rob Braxman reports. |
Digital currency and the end of financial privacy
Supreme Court strikes down racial redistricting as unconstitutional
WASHINGTON (PNN) - April 29, 2026 - The Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s congressional map Wednesday, ruling that the state relied too heavily on race when it created a second majority-black district.
The 6-3 ruling means Louisiana’s current map, known as SB8, cannot be used as drawn. The decision sends the case back to a lower court and sets the stage for yet another round of congressional redistricting in a state that has spent years fighting over its political boundaries.
Commentary: Focus on the Sixth Amendment
by Rachel Chiu
April 24, 2026 - According to the Sixth Amendment, “in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to… be confronted with the witnesses against him.” Known as the Confrontation Clause, these words embody a centuries-old common law tradition: criminal defendants should have the opportunity to test witness testimony through cross-examination. Without this trial right, a defendant could lose his or her case based on out-of-court statements wholly insulated from review. Current case law has weakened the right to confront witnesses, depriving defendants of a meaningful opportunity to ask questions and expose errors.
Commentary: Killing and indifference
by Andrew P. Napolitano
April 21, 2026 - Is personal freedom a reality or a myth? Does the government execute the will of the governed or the will of those who finance its officials? Does the Bill of Rights restrain the government? Are the levers of government power pulled by those the governed have elected or those we don’t see? Do elections change anything?
John Cleese blasts BBC over whiteness claims while pushing back against Islamist tide in Britain
LONDON, England (PNN) - April 12, 2026 - John Cleese has fired off a fresh round of unfiltered truth bombs, exposing the cultural erosion underway in the Fascist United Kingdom (FUK) as mass immigration and Islamist influence accelerates.
Energy protests in Ireland cause nationwide disruption
DUBLIN, Ireland (PNN) - April 10, 2026 - Ireland is now confronting a full-scale energy protest movement that has gone far beyond symbolic demonstrations. What began as opposition to rising fuel costs has escalated into coordinated nationwide disruption, with farmers, haulers and transport operators blocking major motorways, fuel depots, and even the country’s only oil refinery. The scale is unprecedented, with convoys and blockades reported in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and beyond, effectively bringing parts of the country to a standstill.
The tyranny of compelled speech
WATERLOO, Ontario, Canada (PNN) - April 4, 2026 - While censorship is often the main focus of discussions about free speech, there’s a related phenomenon that can do just as much damage to a
free society; not by preventing people from saying things they believe in, but by forcing them to say things they do not.
Compelled speech requires people to use certain words or phrases, or to partake in upholding certain ideological beliefs. It is just as dangerous to free expression as overt censorship.
Commentary: The faulty premise
by Eric Peters
April 4, 2026 - Government it is said is a necessary evil. Without it, there would be - here it comes – anarchy - and that would be even worse than the evil that is government. Or so it is said.
But would that be so in fact?
Tennessee grandmother spent 108 days in jail because facial recognition misidentified her
MEMPHIS, Tennessee (PNN) - March 23, 2026 - Angela Lipps spent nearly six months in jail because an algorithm looked at surveillance footage and decided she matched a suspect. She had never been to North Dakota. She had never been on a plane. A facial recognition system said otherwise, and terrorist pig thug cops took that as enough.
Instant real-time video AI is now upon us for better and worse
SAN JOSE, Kalifornia (PNN) - March 19, 2026 - A new real-time video AI model was demonstrated yesterday, capable of generating its first frame in less than a tenth of a second. If you think the world is out of control right now and full of AI bullshit, just wait for what is coming.













