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Welcome to New World Next Week — the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. In this week’s episode:
Story #1: The CIA Says It Can Predict Social Unrest as Early as 3 to 5 Days Out
#MorningMonarchy: CIA ‘Siren Servers’ Can Predict Social Uprisings 3-5 Days In Advance
Sentient World Simulation: Meet Your DoD Clone
Story #2: Germany Votes for EU Ban on Sales of Internal-Combustion Vehicles by 2030
NWNW Flashback: Volkswagen CEO Resigns As Company Crashes Into Carbon Emissions Fraud (Sep. 25, 2015)
OSVehicle: Modular Open Source Electric Car Platform
Self-Driving Cars Gain Powerful Ally: The Government
Google Enlisted Obama Officials To Lobby States On Driverless Cars
Story #3: Robotic Bees Being Built To Pollinate Crops Instead of Real Bees
Flashback: Robobees (Mar. 14, 2013)
Dear James Pilato,
I think if you will do some honest research you will find that Zyklon B was engineered for fighting body lice which transmitted typhus. Living in Germany I am not legally allowed to say any more. I recommend the film El Gran Tabu.
We must consider that the MSM did not START telling lies in our lifetime. George Orwell; ‘He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past.’
I can’t prove it, but I’m pretty sure the chemtrails are killing our insects, including our bees.
I’m sure if any of you are older than 30 years of age remember seeing bugs splatter all over the car windshield and grill in the 70’s and 80’s and somehow since the 90’s there is less and less to the point whereas today I can drive on the highway at night for miles and miles and return home with very few bug splatter.
Happy Anniversary!
Yes, insanity. Insanity! (factored), the name of the game.
Naturally CIA can predict unrests, even very accurately when Satan’s little helpers are involved.
The Revolution Business
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63zv2z5wcRo
Equality streets (presented in James’ video ‘…But What About The Roads?’) are solution for People, but Zombies need self-driving cars. It is excellent solution for traffic jams and they will became hardship of the past. You must believe, it’s Science behind.
4 million people trusted this video.
The Simple Solution to Traffic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHzzSao6ypE
Robotic bees are just another stupid gizmo that cannot do the job.
Whoever saw big fields or flowering canola maybe saw also many trucks parked around and full of beehives. Millions of bees, formidable workforce that cannot be replaced.
You ok, James? You work very hard, you are a deep thinker, the subject matter is dark… you look a bit worn out. Take care of yourself and your family.
I’ve noticed that even when I take a vacation I take myself along….i.e. it’s difficult to take a break from who I am.
Don’t get me wrong. Your work is not suffering. Perhaps you are. Perhaps it is uavoidable. I hope you are able to find many moments to rejoice at the many miraculous things about the place you are so briefly visiting.
Pity there are no appropriate non-religious words to replace “miracle”, “rejoice” etc. Just because there is no god and the PTSB are full of shit doesn’t mean that we aren’t constantly surrounded by miraculous things for which we should rejoice, feel elated and be eternally grateful.
My 13 yr old tells me life is a bowl half filled with delicious yougurt and half filled with shit; my job is to keep the spoon in the yogurt.
I sincerely appreciate the warning signs you instal in my bowl that help me decide where next to put my spoon.
These discussions of suspending manufacture of internal combustion cars remind me of the prescient song by Rush “Red Barchetta”, an anarchist alternative to Big Brother’s joykill for those of us still loving the thrill of driving on the open road.
As a motorcyclist, the idea of self-driving cars scares the crap out of me. Although human drivers spend way too much time grooming, texting and doing other distracting things that prevent them from noticing my bike, an autonomous vehicle that might take me out due to a malfunctioning sensor (or based on a decision tree to spare a a car full of drunken tourists) just seems like a really bad idea. After 20+ years of street riding, I’ve gotten pretty good at anticipating what a given driver will do (and how they might kill me). All bets will be off when machines take over the navigation.