DHS Report Reveals Over 7 Million TSA Global Entry Holders People Are Watched Daily

Here are summaries of the top parapolitical stories from the weekend prior, ending September 10, 2023:

+ Global Entry and the U.S. surveillance state 

In a Department of Homeland Security report, it was revealed that the federal government is closely monitoring international and domestic travellers, even those with “trusted traveller” status such as Global Entry or TSA PreCheck. The report discloses that over seven million people are scrutinised daily for potential changes in risk status. The probe extends beyond air travel, enveloping rail passengers too. Astonishingly, consent for this immense surveillance is implied in the fine print when applying for Global Entry. Even when not travelling, users should expect oversight, with checks against law enforcement databases conducted every 24 hours.

+ My dire warnings about the plan to aggressively hunt for "potential pandemic pathogens" has been heeded--but by only one US agency 

The US Agency for International Development (USAID) is discontinuing its controversial virus-hunting programme, DEEP VZN, meant for locating viruses among wildlife to prevent human pandemics amid concerns regarding the safety of such research. Critics have highlighted potentially catastrophic risks, while the cause of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic remains unproven. The decision represents a significant departure from US Government support for wildlife virus-hunting activities, which were also funded by the Department of Defense and the National Institutes of Health. Advocates of the programme viewed it as crucial for understanding zoonotic diseases that may be passed from animals to humans. However, the termination of the project further substantiates those sceptics' concerns who questioned its viability.

+ Twitter Minimized Saudi Spy Infiltration, New Emails Show 

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's ruthless pursuit of his critics through a massive Twitter surveillance campaign is the focus of this expose. Implementing a multi-faceted strategy that included alleged phone hacking and the execution of dissenters, the prince's sphere of activity particularly centred around Twitter - now known as 'X'. The Saudi government recruited a sizeable bot network and team of spies to manipulate the platform, even allegedly bribing former Twitter employees to illicitly access private data of accounts critical of Salman. The severity of these actions and their effects, such as the suspected abduction and torture of Saudi citizens, is contrasted with the internal struggle within Twitter over choosing corporate partnerships and revenue over user safety and transparency.

+ Secret Service Agent Says the 'Magic Bullet' Wasn't Magic 

Retired Secret Service agent Paul Landis has challenged the official "lone gunman" theory of President John F. Kennedy's assassination. He claims to have found a bullet lodged in the back seat of the presidential limousine, contradicting the Warren Commission's conclusion that a single bullet hit both Kennedy and Texas Governor Connally. His account suggests two different bullets fired within less than a second, physically impossible for one shooter. Although Landis formerly believed Lee Harvey Oswald was the sole gunman, he now expresses doubt. This development marks a shift in how JFK's assassination is discussed, acknowledging public skepticism towards the official "lone gunman" narrative.

+ Vaccination Makes Long-COVID Syndrome Worse and Last Longer 

Dr. Peter McCullough critically examines the link between frequent COVID-19 vaccinations and the exacerbation of "long-COVID" symptoms such as fatigue and neurological disorders. He challenges the billion-dollar research plan under Biden's administration, which disregards the vaccine's potential contribution to these symptoms. A study of more than 500 individuals revealed that continued vaccination led to only a small percentage recovering from long-COVID. McCullough postulates that the vaccines induce a persistent genetic code for the SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein, causing various diseases blamed on long-COVID. He advocates ceasing the six-month mass vaccination approach as a significant aspect of treating long-COVID.

+ THE VATICAN AND CRYPTO-“CURRENCIES” 

According to an often humorous article by Dr. Joseph P. Farrell, the Vatican is potentially planning to enter the crypto-currency field. Speculating on an unverified source, the Vatican is said to be prepping for its own version of a blockchain-based currency, similar to Bitcoin, where part of the transaction fees could go to the church. The move towards crypto aligns with global trends towards digitized, decentralized finance, with the Vatican being a global institution itself. However, a few key distinctions set the Vatican's alleged cryptocurrency plan apart, making it more of a 'Papalpaypal' system. This assertion remains speculative and unconfirmed.

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