The release of heavily redacted German government documents obtained under court order by the German alternative media magazine “Multipolar” are shaking up German politics on the eve of the critical 2024 European […]

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Nearly one-third of cabinet members resigned abruptly on Monday. Peruvian President Dina Boluarte replaced six ministers on Monday after they resigned abruptly as she faces a corruption probe related to her ownership of luxury watches‚ media reported on Tuesday.     The resignations follow a probe launched into allegations of illicit enrichment by the Peruvian leader‚ who is being investigated over her high-end Rolex watches‚ as authorities suspect corruption.   Boluarte is being preliminarily investigated for possessing an undisclosed collection of luxury watches since she came to power in July 2021 as vice president and social inclusion minister‚ and then as president in December 2022.   Police and prosecutors gained entry to the president’s residence in Lima on Friday night with a sledgehammer in a raid authorized by the judiciary at the request of the attorney general’s office. Investigators were reportedly searching for evidence regarding the origin of at least three Rolex watches. Boluarte has denied the accusations and insists that she purchased the watches with her own money.    The cabinet reshuffle came as lawmakers from various parties‚ including Peru Libre to which Boluarte once belonged‚ submitted to parliament a request to remove the president from office for “permanent moral incapacity.”  Survival Shield X-3 is BACK at the Infowars Store! Get 40% OFF on the next evolution in activated nascent iodine HERE READ MORE: Imran Khan’s jail sentence suspended Interior Minister Victor Torres was among the six ministers who announced their resignation.   “I’m leaving in peace with my hands clean‚” Torres told reporters‚ adding: “I am leaving because I asked the lady and she accepted.”While he claimed to have stepped down due to “family and health issues‚” some media speculated that the resignation was meant as punishment for the weekend raids.    The five other cabinet ministers who resigned had held the ministries for women’s issues‚ education‚ rural development‚ production‚ and foreign trade. They reportedly voiced support for Boluarte‚ with one describing the raid on her home as “unnecessary”and “excessive.”   On Monday evening‚ the Peruvian leader named six new ministers‚ replacing roughly a third of her 19-person cabinet in a single day.   The slew of resignations has increased the volatility of Peru’s political landscape‚ which has seen six different presidents in merely eight years. EXCLUSIVE: Col. Douglas Macgregor Warns Attack On Iran Would Cause WWIII And Mass Migration

Privacy experts warn the public about possible "digital enslavement". In the past‚ individuals had to physically visit a store equipped with Amazon One devices to register for the service. But on March 28‚ Amazon announced that first-time users of Amazon One pay-by-palm services can now sign up for it from the comfort of their homes or even while working by submitting a photo of their hand to Amazon servers. Amazon has guaranteed users its convenience while promising retailers benefits such as expedited queues and a smoother in-store experience.  (Related: Amazon rolling out PAY-BY-PALM services as new payment tech at all Whole Foods Market stores.) However‚ privacy experts argued that collecting the biometric data of its users would only allow Amazon to easily consolidate their personal information. This‚ in turn‚ could result in privacy breaches and even the misuse of sensitive data. James Lindsay‚ the founder of New Discourses and author of works such as “Race Marxism” and “Social (In)justice‚” explained on the X platform how the rollout of the Amazon One app aggressively promotes “digital enslavement” or “Digital Slave ID.”Winter Sun Plus is NOW 25% off! Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula! In a series of tweets‚ Lindsay warned of a looming system where evil technocrats reduce data points‚ manipulate‚ and even control individuals to gain profit. He outlined the components of this hypothetical “digital cattle” system‚ including UBI‚ a social credit system linked to financial incentives and penalties‚ and an education system designed to perpetuate control. “The oligarchs need [not only] enough information to know what their cattle need to keep functioning but also tons of information to know how to contour and control them into the ideal subjects and consumers their system needs to sustain itself‚” he explained in one of his tweets. Michael Rectenwald‚ a former professor at New York University and a prominent fellow at Hillsdale College‚ backed Lindsay’s claims. Rectenwald‚ an accomplished author of 12 books‚ warned the public against the seductive allure of convenience in the latest app rollout of Amazon. “The threat of complete digital enslavement will come via offers of ‘convenience’ and ‘inclusion’ from the corporate appendages of the state—or what I have called ‘governmentalities’—such as Amazon and Google‚” said Rectenwald. More people and stores are blindly turning to cashless payments because of “promised convenience” In a video published on May 7‚ Reclaim the Net revealed that big corporations like JPMorgan Chase‚ Amazon‚ Microsoft and Google are actively promoting and normalizing the use of biometric data‚ particularly facial and palm recognition‚ in payment transactions. These companies claim that biometric payment systems offer unparalleled convenience and efficiency compared to traditional payment methods. Moreover‚ they also claim these could help reduce fraud and improve financial security. This advocacy has turned cashless payments into a growing trend‚ with more and more people using them in recent years. For instance‚ in 2023‚ coffee shop chain Starbucks teamed up with Amazon to launch the Amazon One system in selected stores in Edmonds‚ Washington State. The pilot of the Amazon One system will serve as a bellwether to determine whether older people will embrace the new technology. In 2018‚ the coffee shop chain also opened a cashless pilot store in the lobby of a Seattle-based office building to “evaluate customer response and garner employee feedback.” Starbucks also tried Amazon Go‚ a checkout-free shopping experience‚ at concept stores in New York City for the same reason. Still‚ privacy experts warn the public that biometric data is uniquely identifiable and immutable. Once captured‚ the data could be exploited beyond payment verification‚ such as by tracking individuals‚ identifying them in public spaces and profiling them for marketing purposes. Head over to PrivacyWatch.news for more stories about the risks of biometric payment methods. EXCLUSIVE: Col. Douglas Macgregor Warns Attack On Iran Would Cause WWIII And Mass Migration

Surveillance of citizens lacks consent‚ risks misidentifying individuals as militants. The sweeping implementation of a facial recognition initiative is stirring controversy in the Gaza Strip‚ with the government of Israel reported to have utilized this technology to create a surreptitious database of Palestinian individuals. As disclosed by The Times‚ this utilization of biometric technology occurred without the informed consent or awareness of the Palestinian populace. Following the incidents of October 7‚ Israeli intelligence put this program into motion with two key technological allies: an in-house tool fashioned by Corsight‚ a firm from Tel Aviv‚ and Google Photos. The operational goal was the identification of persons linked with Hamas. The Israeli Defense Forces’ Unit 8200 stepped up surveillance post the October 7 attacks‚ scrutinizing Hamas’s social media videos‚ and security footage to identify potential targets. The Israeli military operatives also solicited help from detained Palestinians to identify Hamas affiliates from amongst their community members. Bragging about its ability to identify individuals even with less than half of the face visible‚ Corsight became instrumental in Israel’s facial recognition endeavors. It used these photographs to develop a sophisticated tool of identification for Israeli enforcement officers in Gaza. The military further expanded this database by setting facial recognition-enabled checkpoints on primary roads used by Palestinians to flee south. An officer divulged to the Times that the aim was to create a “hit list” of active participants in the October 7th attack. However‚ there have reportedly been instances when Corsight’s technology ended up misidentifying innocents as potential Hamas cohorts. Of note is the misidentification of Mosab Abu Toha‚ a Palestinian poet‚ who was apprehended at an Israeli checkpoint while attempting to travel to Egypt with his family. Abu Toha‚ according to the military’s system‚ was a wanted persona. Following a two-day duration of interrogation and abuse‚ he was summarily released back into Gaza sans an exoneration or explanation.Winter Sun Plus is NOW 25% off! Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula! To bolster Corsight’s endeavors‚ the military has leveraged Google Photos – a freely available tool. Armed with a voluminous “known persons” database‚ intelligence officers are making use of Google’s photo search function to identify individuals‚ even when only a fraction of their facial features are discernible or visible. Corsight and its investors have been overt in their desire to aid the Israeli military in the continuing strife in the Gaza Strip. Awz Ventures‚ the Canadian fund that spearheaded Corsight’s finance round of $5 million in 2020‚ echoed this intention openly. The Israeli military and Alexandria Ashkenazi‚ the fund’s founder and managing partner‚ envisaged a halt to what he termed “evil terrorists.” EXCLUSIVE: Col. Douglas Macgregor Warns Attack On Iran Would Cause WWIII And Mass Migration