ARMONK, New York - January 13, 2012 - If you think a 1TB flash drive is impressive, IBM is about to do you one better. The computing giant announced yesterday that it was able to store one bit of data on the world's smallest storage drive - one 6 atoms long by 2 atoms wide.
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WEF discussing brain sensors and how Humans are HackableExplore the chilling implications of recent statements by World Economic Forum Principle Advisor Noah Yuval Harari, who claims, "Humans are hackable creatures with no free will." In this video, we delve into these controversial remarks and examine Professor Nita Farahany - chairman of the Bioethics and Science Policy Masters program at Duke University - discussing brain sensors at the World Economic Forum. Discover how globalists might seek to control every aspect of your life, from travel and diet to medication, and even your private thoughts. |
IBM creates amazing atomic-level hard drive
Fascist Files: Company hoarding license plate data on drivers
LOS ANGELES, Kalifornia (PNN) - January 12, 2012 - Capitalizing on one of the fastest growing trends in law enforcement, a private Kalifornia-based company has compiled a database bulging with more than 550 million license plate records on both innocent and criminal drivers that can be searched by pig thug cops.
Children abandoned by parents who can no longer afford to look after them
ATHENS, Greece - January 11, 2012 - Children are being abandoned on Greece's streets by their poverty-stricken families who can no longer afford to look after them.
Youngsters are being dumped by parents who are struggling to make ends meet in what is fast becoming the most tragic human consequence of the ongoing Depression in Europe.
It comes at a time when pharmacists have revealed that the country has almost run out of aspirin, while multi-billion euro austerity measures filter their way through society.
How traffic surveillance invades your privacy
WASHINGTON (PNN) - January 9, 2012 - Is it cutting edge or just downright creepy? Surveillance technology is increasingly being implemented in municipalities across the Fascist Police States of Amerika (FPSA). But while such gadgets are supposed to exist in order to curtail crime and decrease traffic accidents, many people are wondering about the costs to both town budgets and privacy.
Seeking Justice
By Brent Johnson
What is justice?
In Plato’s epic volume, Republic, the philosopher Socrates is having a dialogue with several friends on the definition of justice. The 800-page volume is about the search for the meaning of justice. Yet even after finishing such a large tome, the reader comes away with a greater understanding of the questions, but without a clear answer.
French, FPSA and British warships seek to provoke war
Russian warships in place to defend Iran.
STRAIT OF HORMUZ, Iran (PNN) - January 9, 2012 - British air and naval forces streamed to the Syrian and Iranian coasts over the weekend on guard for fresh developments at the two Middle East flashpoints.
The Russian carrier Admiral Kuznetsov anchored earlier than planned at Syria's Tartus port on the Mediterranean Sunday, Jan. 8, arriving together with the destroyer Admiral Chabanenko and frigate Yaroslav Mudry.
To counter this movement, France consigned an air defense destroyer Forbin to the waters off Tartus.
Hackers devise censor-proof Internet
LONDON, England (PNN) - January 4, 2012 - A group of computer enthusiasts have begun working on creating a satellite network that could be used to thwart censorship on the Internet.
Called the Hackerspace Global Grid (HGG), the network could provide a way for activists to access the Internet when any repressive regime suppresses access within its borders.
Romney may actually have lost Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa (PNN) - January 6, 2012 - Mitt Romney received 20 fewer votes than were reported in a Moulton precinct by the Republican Party of Iowa, the Appanoose County GOP chairman said Friday.
The final count in unofficial results had Iowa caucuses winner Mitt Romney just eight votes ahead of Rick Santorum.
Ron Paul endorsement skyrockets Kelly Clarkson album sales
After penning supportive tweets for the libertarian last week, “Idol” singer’s Amazon sales are up over 400%.
DES MOINES, Iowa (PNN) - December 31, 2011 - Congressman Ron Paul fans’ work to elect their hero and end the fed just got a soundtrack: Kelly Clarkson’s new album.
The former “American Idol” star tweeted her support for Ron Paul on Thursday, and her much-publicized comments have apparently created a huge jump in sales for her new album, Stronger.
Corporate media and outlaw Party officials set the stage to defeat Ron Paul
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (PNN) - January 2, 2012 - According to the latest polls conducted by vested interest corporate controlled mainstream media, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney suddenly appears to have doubled his support in Iowa.
