Mexico's proposed "Digital Economy Law," introduced by President Claudia Sheinbaum, has advanced through Senate commissions following approval in the Chamber of Deputies. The legislation seeks to expand digital payments and allow the Ministry of Finance to phase out cash in designated sectors, such as gas stations and toll booths. While supporters argue the law improves security and efficiency, opposition figures express concern over discretionary government powers and potential costs to businesses. Critics and commentators highlight implementation challenges in a nation where an estimated 80
In an article published on Truth11.com, author Gary D. Barnett claims that ongoing global conflicts, economic sanctions, and attacks on energy infrastructure in the Middle East and Europe are part of a premeditated conspiracy by world leaders. Barnett asserts that rival governments are secretly colluding to intentionally destroy oil and food supplies, aiming to engineer economic collapse, depopulation, and a technocratic global order. The commentary further alleges that upcoming plotted cyberattacks will be weaponized by states to force total public compliance.
An opinion piece published by Activist Post criticizes Direct-to-Consumer Advertising (DTCA) of prescription pharmaceuticals in the United States, arguing it manipulates consumers and undermines doctor-patient relationships. Citing a petition by US Public Citizen and statements by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. calling for DTCA bans, the author highlights a Cochrane review associating physician exposure to pharmaceutical marketing with poorer prescribing practices. Using the drug Veozah as a case study, the commentary argues that high-budget drug marketing prioritizes profits over patient
An excerpt published by Activist Post frames Jesus as a historical "anarchist" who opposed usury and financial control, drawing parallels between ancient money changers and modern central banking systems. The author claims a global shift in consciousness is underway and urges individuals to reclaim personal sovereignty by rejecting centralized fiat currency, debt, corporate media, and medical mandates. Instead, the piece promotes decentralized assets, local bartering, self-sufficiency, and an upcoming virtual event called "Anarchapulco's Vital & Awake 2.0."
In a podcast episode titled "Cognitive Dissidents," hosts Hrvoje, Mike, and Monica discuss potential implementations of a global "technate" through concepts such as accelerationism, globalism, and feudalism. The hosts examine geopolitical and financial topics, including the implications of a Greenland agreement, alleged active measures by the Pentagon, rising public debt, and monetary shifts involving Tether and a "techno-dollar." The promotional text encourages listeners to subscribe across various digital platforms.
According to a report originally published by modernity.news and shared by Truth11.com, France experienced widespread rioting, looting, and arson across multiple cities, including Paris, Limoges, Lyon, and Marseille. Authorities reported hundreds of injured emergency responders and over 1,200 arrests following attacks on historic town halls and commercial stores. The article emphasizes video clips showing bystanders carrying on normally despite the turmoil. It further promotes claims that the violence was orchestrated by left-wing groups, foreign networks, and migrant populations.
An article published by Activist Post asserts that open border policies in Europe were designed to favor left-wing politics, claiming native Europeans are now emigrating due to these trends. The piece cites migration statistics to Canada, South America, and the United States—including references to 2026 academic studies and immigration figures—to argue that European departure patterns are accelerating. It further cites speculative concerns regarding European conflict and security risks, suggesting that citizens are relocating as geopolitical tensions rise.
Commentary published by Truth11.com and the RAIR Foundation claims that protests in Milan, Italy, represent a spreading "Islamic Revolution" led by a "Red/Green Alliance" of Muslim migrants and left-wing activists. According to cited news reports and official statements, demonstrations near Milan's Duomo Cathedral involved clashes with police, property damage, and arrests. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the violence against law enforcement, while local officials and police reported dozens of injured officers across multiple Italian cities following demonstrations organized by
In an essay published by Truth11.com and attributed to John and Nisha Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute, the authors argue that Americans are increasingly conditioned to accept government overreach, civil rights abuses, and political corruption. Drawing parallels to John Carpenter’s 1988 sci-fi film They Live, the commentary asserts that both major US political parties have expanded state authority through fear, surveillance, and militarized policing. The piece warns that public indifference enables an authoritarian police state that undermines constitutional safeguards.
In a commentary for The Rutherford Institute, John and Nisha Whitehead argue that federal workforce reductions combined with increased government automation represent a dangerous expansion of unchecked state power. They contend that shifting administrative, surveillance, and military decision-making to artificial intelligence removes crucial human restraints, accountability, and constitutional safeguards. The authors highlight disputes between the Pentagon and AI developer Anthropic over autonomous weaponry restrictions, and cite unverified claims regarding an AI-assisted missile strike in Ira
In a commentary published by Truth11.com, authors John and Nisha Whitehead argue that federal immigration enforcement expands authoritarian powers, shifting America from a police state to a prison state. The text contends that government surveillance, automated tracking, and the suspension of due process for undocumented immigrants establish dangerous precedents threatening all citizens. Citing analyses from the Cato Institute, Brennan Center for Justice, and Amnesty International, the authors assert that detainee tracking changes, third-country removals, and secret detentions bypass constitut
The author criticizes the retraction of Neil Miller’s 2021 peer-reviewed paper from Toxicology Reports, which analyzed VAERS data concerning sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). The journal cited methodological flaws regarding correlation inference, but the author contends VAERS data appropriately identifies potential safety signals requiring follow-up causation studies. Framing the retraction—and ongoing investigations into their own research—as unjustified censorship, the commentator questions why journal editors and online platforms like PubPeer scrutinize research on vaccine safety signals
In a video report published by Activist Post, journalist Derrick Broze presents an investigation into Irregular, an artificial intelligence firm implicated in recent reports of alleged "rogue AI" incidents. Broze claims that the company maintains multiple connections to Israeli intelligence services. The brief feed excerpt promotes Broze's full article and video breakdown hosted on third-party platforms, directing readers to his reporting for further context on the firm's background and involvement in these AI occurrences.
In an episode of The Unlimited Hangout Podcast, hosts Whitney Webb and Mark Goodwin examine OpenAI’s proposed Stargate Argentina data center and businessman Emiliano Kargieman. According to the hosts, Kargieman's firm Satellogic collaborates with Palantir and SpaceX to build a predictive global satellite surveillance network. The discussion asserts Kargieman suggested OpenAI might not ultimately use the Stargate facility due to an AI debt bubble. Instead, the podcast claims the Argentine government could utilize the center for AI-powered state surveillance under President Javier Milei.
An commentary article published by Activist Post asserts that geopolitical conflict in West Asia is poised to escalate dramatically between late September and November. The piece claims U.S. leadership rejected diplomatic proposals from China and Iran regarding naval blockades and nuclear negotiations. It alleges that Iran burned 19 tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and outlines potential Iranian and Yemeni military measures against U.S. and regional forces. The text further speculates on secret diplomatic interventions by Pakistan and broader regional strategy involving China, Saudi Arabia, and
Activist Post reports on a surging Treasury bond crisis, noting that 10-year U.S. Treasury bond yields recently reached 5.25%, a level not seen since 2007. The author warns that rapidly rising yields cause bond prices to plunge, destabilizing stock markets and threatening banking system stability due to devalued bond holdings on balance sheets. Citing six U.S. bank failures so far in the article's timeline (such as California's Nano Banc), the piece draws parallels to the 2008 financial crash, warning of impending economic slowdowns, higher consumer borrowing costs, and derivative market risks
In an opinion essay published on Truth11.com, author Gary D. Barnett argues that religion and government function similarly by asserting false authority and demanding public worship. Barnett contends that religious fervor and state power are merging into a global technocratic control system driven by politicians and religious leaders. He criticizes voting, nationalism, and public compliance with policies such as biometrics, AI, and surveillance, claiming that participating in the political process constitutes consent to voluntary slavery. Barnett asserts that true freedom requires individuals
In an interview excerpt published by Activist Post, bioenergetic researcher Georgi Dinkov asserts that conventional blood tests fail to detect tissue-level estrogen buildup. Dinkov claims that hormones, histamine, serotonin, and heavy metals accumulate in cells rather than circulating in the bloodstream, leading to frequent medical misdiagnoses of hormonal deficiencies. He recommends hair and nail analysis to evaluate long-term tissue accumulation. Additionally, the article outlines protocols advocated by Dinkov, including dietary adjustments—such as reducing linoleic acid and seed oils—and ut
In an episode of the podcast The Higherside Chats, host Greg Carlwood interviews guest Jason Bermas regarding the evolving alternative-media landscape and public narratives. According to the promotional excerpt, the free first hour covers platform algorithms, AI-generated media, Bohemian Grove symbolism, and pandemic lessons. The extended subscriber section reportedly features discussions on alleged network connections involving Jeffrey Epstein, Hollywood scandals, surveillance, and controversial 9/11 theories, including Judy Wood's claims regarding directed-energy technology.
According to an article republished by Truth11.com and written by Nicolas Hulscher, 153 nations adopted a non-binding United Nations General Assembly pandemic declaration, with three opposing and two abstaining. The commentary contends that the document's provisions—such as countering vaccine hesitancy, managing 'infodemics,' targets for 100-day vaccine deployment, and global surveillance—could enable scientific censorship and lockdowns. Although acknowledging the declaration itself does not grant enforcement powers or authorize censorship, the piece argues that the framework threatens scienti
