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  1. Holodomor is coming to Ukraine again…?

    https://www.britannica.com/event/Holodomor
    Holodomor, man-made famine that claimed millions of lives in the Soviet republic of Ukraine in 1932–33. Because the famine was so damaging, and because it was covered up by Soviet authorities, it has played a large role in Ukrainian public memory,…
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    The TV show “Billions” was fun to watch. :)) How about that e-coli?
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    Just wait til the AI issue of the singularity actually comes to light. We have white hat hackers now. What happens when we get white hat AI with an ever increasing level of singularity – that can connect to the nano-tech that is now in all of us?

    Here’s the AI downside list that Boston Consulting Group hid by making it a drop down list in their on-line article on Generative AI:
    THE ETHICAL ISSUES TIED TO GENERATIVE AI GOVERNANCE (+ or -) to show the drop down list of horrific ethical and operational issues possible with AI.

    [Compiler’s Note: This title is actually not a title. It is the location of a drop down list that is kept separate from the rest of the text so that it will not show up on the WayBack machine later on, or in screen shots or site scrapes.]

    Here is the list of nasty possible outcomes from AI that BCG does not want you to see:

    “THE ETHICAL ISSUES TIED TO GENERATIVE AI GOVERNANCE
    As users experiment with these systems, there are serious ethical issues that need to be addressed:

    1) Unknown Capabilities. Large generative AI systems such as ChatGPT have exhibited a massive capability overhang—skills and dangers that are not planned for in the development phase, and are generally unknown and unexpected even to the developers. This can pose a serious threat if the right guardrails are not in place to effectively manage unexpected usage.

    2) Bias and Toxicity (??). Outputs from generative AI will be as biased as the data it is trained on. Many popular language models today are trained on the wilds of the internet, where there is plenty of bias—along with toxic language and ideas.

    3) Data Leakage. Many companies have quickly put policies in place to forbid employees from entering sensitive information into ChatGPT, fearing that it could get incorporated into the AI model and re-emerge in public.

    4) Hallucination. ChatGPT can make arguments that sound extremely convincing but are 100% wrong. Developers refer to this as “hallucination,” a potential outcome that limits the reliability of the answers coming from AI models.

    5) Lack of Transparency. Generative AI models currently provide no attribution for the facts underlying the content they generate, which makes it impossible to verify the correctness of generated claims—further increasing the danger posed by AI-model hallucinations.

    6) Copyright Controversies. Since the data sets used by AI models are derived from the public internet, a legal question arises: Does the content those models create amount to the duplicating of copyrighted works?”

    [Compiler’s Note: This entire section needs a detailed article of it’s own. To include it as a ‘hidden’ drop down text in BCG’s main promotional article for Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning based programs says it all. The people behind the promotion of this technology are very aware of the hell they are potentially unleashing on the planet with uncontrollable AI.]

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  2. Why was the entire area left undefended on October 6th? That is one question.
    The other question is why were the people unarmed to defend themselves?

  3. What if everything you are reporting is false! All news stories, and all analysis…. Just what if? You predict hell in 2024. What if it’s the opposite? Let’s watch and see.

  5. Miss Catherine and Mr John. You guys just keep getting better and better. Much thanks and gratitude for all you do. Some with big lights must shine, that is you guys. I help with my little light all I can in telling people to subscribe. USA break up? Maybe it does, we are in a 4th Turning Cycle. Military jabs reversed I thought about Lt Col Teresa Long. Oh so much harm from dr world, pharma, Faucci, and Trump, when will they all be held accountable???? Blessings to all who read and have their eyes opened more by the Solari Repot. Great story of the candy bars and money. Well Wishes to you both this holiday season and all of next year, change is coming big time, keep on shinning. And we all need to keep praying for peace. Thank you with all my heart.

  6. Someone met in real life, who truly cares about all of us, is being sentenced December 7th and there are likely 100s or more being sentenced who were set up by the actors. We keep our sense of amusement, but among the fake protestors and the fake prisoners are the people they wanted to put away for speaking out on the mandates.

    2. We need to aggregate and publish a history of entrapment by fake “freedom fighters” and “protestors”, if only to protect future, real, resistance. Only a precious few have survived active attacks. There’s a much longer list of lives and careers destroyed.

      Solari has done a great job of covering both groups, but we’re still lacking a structured, comprehensive history of such conflicts, which seem unbelievable until you’re in them, and then it’s too late to prepare.

      From last century, the manual on “purposeful stupidity” remains relevant, https://www.openculture.com/2022/01/read-the-cias-simple-sabotage-field-manual.html

        1. One way to approach manuscript creation and publication would be for the author to partner with counter-intelligence professionals in private practice. That could bring focus to timeless attacks and defenses, instead of transient, sensitive context of attackers and targets.

          There is an excellent book on “Close Protection” (bodyguards for corporate executives), first published in 2012 and recently updated in 2022. It’s worth the effort to get a physical copy from the UK. The national library of every country should have a copy.

          2012 reviews: https://www.amazon.com/Close-Protection-Closer-Observation-Equation/dp/0957207506/

          2022 author’s site: https://cpbook.co.uk

          The aim of this book is to right the wrongs, to correct the methods of ‘best practise’ contrary to those stipulated by industry authorities, organisations, training/ service providers, and online/ offline commentary; to provide realistic, practical and effective advice concerning methods of operation and tactical doctrine to detect, confirm, identify and thwart any hostile action whether the nature of it be technical, physical or socially engineered from tactics, techniques and procedure that have been both personally tried and tested in most countries and in all threat regions throughout the world. 

          Part 2, The Ascertainment of Foul Play examines the very beginning of any hostile threat action; Surveillance, and will expound protective security operational conduct to detect, identify and thwart those hostile actors using a real example of where the author detected, disrupted and compromised a UK government surveillance team on his client, the surveillance operation critique, the subsequent 3-year complaint process and the conclusion. This publication delivers all the facts that work in concert and conflict to the provision of professional Close Protection within the private sector whilst providing best practise solutions when and where they [legally] can be utilised.

  7. I became familiar with Saudi Arabia‘s mega project, Neom, this week as my husband has been approached with a lucrative employment position there.

    Neom’s location on the Gulf of Aqaba rang a bell from John Titus’s wider explanation about Pepe Escobar’s Israel-Gaza-US article and the proposed Ben Gurion Canal.

    Check out the infrastructure of one of the proposed 10 projects that is being “designed as a gateway to the future”:

    https://www.dezeen.com/2023/11/16/neom-epicon-resort-gulf-aqaba-saudi-arabia/

    This does not smell of ordinary tourist destination development…

    Another project is a linear mega-city that will be 170 kilometres long.

    They definitely know something we don’t!

    1. Aqaba was also highlighted in the 1960’s movie “Lawrence of Arabia” starring Peter O’Toole. He led a group of Arabs across the desert to capture Aqaba from the Turks during World War I. Also discussed in the biography “Hero: the Life and Legend of Lawrence of Arabia” by Michael Korda, c2010.

    2. It looks like a communication and/or energy centers. Reminds me of when Joseph Farrell was talking about pyramid around the world and their alignment. I will try to find where he discussed this and then post it.

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