Things Worth Noting
The deep state refers to a secretive network of unelected officials, intelligence agencies like the CIA and FBI, and bureaucracy accused of wielding hidden power over governments. Often called a shadow government, it’s blamed for mass surveillance, endless wars, and disinformation to control society. Rooted in the military-industrial complex and Cold War secrecy, the theory […]
Operation Midnight Climax, a CIA subproject of MKUltra, ran in the 1960s during the Cold War to test mind control using LSD. Led by Sidney Gottlieb and George Hunter White, it unfolded in San Francisco and New York City safehouses, like 225 Chestnut Street. Prostitutes lured non-consenting men, who were drugged and watched through two-way […]
Blurring your house on Google Street View is a simple way to protect your privacy. This Google Maps feature captures street-level imagery, but clear photos of your property can expose personal details, raising privacy concerns. To blur your home, find it on Street View, click “Report a problem,” select the area to blur, and submit […]
Room 641A is a facility in San Francisco operated by AT&T and used by the NSA for government surveillance programs, which intercepted internet traffic without public knowledge or consent. The revelation of the program sparked a public debate about privacy and government surveillance, leading to legal challenges and reforms to government surveillance policies. The legacy […]