I don’t know a ton about guns. I know more than Democrats running for office in red states who tell you they’re avid hunters, but I know less than actual avid hunters. Continue Reading...

“STUNNING” — Gov Glenn Youngkin schools Jake Tapper on DOJ attempts to stop Virginia from REMOVING NON-CITIZENS from its voter rolls. Youngkin breaks it down very succinctly here: "Do you think that non-citizens, when they've self-identified as a non-citizen, should stay on… pic.twitter.com/unv1e1Vw4U — Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) October 14, 2024

by Leo Hohmann, Leo’s Newsletter: The citizens of Kings Mountain, N.C., do not want the dust, debris, truck traffic and environmental degredation of a lithium mine in their community, but will their local politicians sell them out? The United States is moving aggressively to bolster its national battery supply chain as globalists seek to force […]

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from Your News: Israel is preparing to launch a military counterstrike on Iran following Tehran’s missile attacks, with the possibility of action before the U.S. presidential election on November 5. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom Israel is preparing to retaliate against Iran following Tehran’s recent missile attack on the Jewish state, with the potential for action […]

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Tim Schafer of Double Fine Productions is conflicted on how to approach a second Brütal Legend title, given how the original controversially mixed genres

If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. Bill Gates has voiced strong support for what his foundation, along with the EU, the UN, and the World Economic Forum (WEF) refer to as digital public infrastructure (DPI), and its key parts – digital IDs and payments. And Gates wants to see them implemented globally. In a blog post, the Microsoft founder once again attempts to establish his reputation as a visionary on these matters and praises a number of developing countries where the concept of the DPI is currently in various ways, one could say, “trialed for the rest of the world” – India, Kenya, Brazil, Togo. One of the major criticisms leveled at digital IDs and payments – and the rush to get there, given that the DPI is supposed to see large-scale adoption by 2030 – is that they will lead to “enhanced,” digital government surveillance, and subsequent disenfranchisement of people. However, Gates does not share these concerns and claims that what he calls “a properly designed” DPI will in fact “enhance” privacy, thanks to “safeguards” he mentions in passing. Gates also touches on what he says are the benefits of using MOSIP (Modular Open-Source Identity Platform), a national digital ID tool backed by his foundation. MOSIP is yet another point of contention from the privacy standpoint, considering it is a global digital identification system and the negative implications thereof. But MOSIP featured as a key participant during the recent Global DPI Summit 2024 held in Egypt, where those behind the tool, as well as the World Bank, UN’s development agency UNDP, and the Tony Blair Institute all took part. The event provided another opportunity for these organizations to push for global adoption of DPI by 2030, as well as to pledge to work on accelerating this process. MOSIP demonstrated its identity platform at the summit, while at the same time stressing that the goal is to improve accessibility of digital identification – “particularly for developing nations.” The platform is already in use in Ethiopia, Morocco, and Sri Lanka. Meanwhile, the World Bank announced that it is about to launch its own global Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) program. If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. The post Bill Gates Doubles Down on Global Digital ID Push as Critics Sound Alarm on Privacy Risks appeared first on Reclaim The Net.