Ideological asylum
Russia is granting permanent residency to citizens of ‘ideological destructive’ countries trying to flee the woke West.
Vladimir Putin signed the humanitarian decree on August 19, 2024, to offer residency to foreigners rejecting what Moscow terms "destructive neoliberal ideological agendas" in their home countries.
The following nations are included:
Australia, Austria, Albania, Andorra, Bahamas, Belgium, Bulgaria, Great Britain (including the British Crown dependencies and British Overseas Territories), Germany, Greece, Denmark, Ireland, Iceland, Spain, Italy, Canada, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Micronesia, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Korea, Romania, San Marino,
Marino, North Macedonia,
Singapore, Slovenia, United States of America, Taiwan, Ukraine, Finland, France, Croatia, Montenegro, Czech
Czech Republic, Switzerland,
Sweden, Estonia.
It is a surveillance system, a weapons system, and a communications system—built at the intersection of artificial intelligence, electromagnetics, pattern recognition, mathematics, and human anatomy. It is the product of billions of data points combined with the ability to detect signals and patterns that would otherwise go unnoticed.
It is the story looming in the background, hidden not from public view but within it. And yet, the public largely ignores it—not necessarily because it is invisible, but because most people have not experienced its effects firsthand. Millions may already believe themselves affected; billions more remain outside that experience, unaware of what it could mean for them.
Real-world examples frequently cited in media and public reporting that relate to these systems include:
1.“Edward Snowden leaks reveal NSA PRISM surveillance program collecting global digital communications”
2.“Clearview AI scraped billions of photos to build facial recognition database, sparking global privacy backlash”
3.“Facebook and Cambridge Analytica scandal exposed large-scale political data harvesting”
4.“Palantir expands government contracts for predictive data analytics and intelligence integration”
5.“US military Project Maven uses AI to analyze drone surveillance footage”
6.“Israel’s reported AI-assisted targeting system ‘Lavender’ raises concerns over automated warfare decisions”
7.“China’s social credit system integrates surveillance, financial behavior, and public compliance scoring”
8.“Amazon Ring doorbell cameras criticized for creating neighborhood surveillance networks”
9.“NSO Group Pegasus spyware used to infiltrate smartphones of journalists and officials worldwide”
10.“UK becomes one of the most surveilled countries in the world through extensive CCTV networks”
11.“FBI and law enforcement agencies expand use of facial recognition technology in criminal investigations”
12.“Google and Meta face scrutiny over large-scale behavioral tracking for targeted advertising”
13.“Smart city initiatives deploy sensors and connected infrastructure for urban monitoring and data collection”
14.“Apple proposes and later withdraws CSAM detection system amid encryption and privacy concerns”
15.“TikTok faces ongoing national security debates over data access and algorithmic influence”
16.“Predictive policing algorithms criticized for reinforcing bias in law enforcement deployment”
17.“Credit scoring systems increasingly rely on AI-driven behavioral and financial pattern analysis”
18.“DARPA invests in advanced AI systems for battlefield awareness and autonomous decision support”
19.“Starlink satellite network raises discussions about dual-use civilian and military communications infrastructure”
20.“Smartphone location tracking reveals continuous passive data collection by mobile operating systems and apps”
‘Conspiracy theorists’ are right again
Smart Dust and even an expansion of it are real, documented and have been tested
“Smart dust, dust-sized cameras floating around like dandelion seeds, was originally conceived as a weapon. The idea was that helicopters and drones could drop smart dust into the air, and that would serve as a battlefield sensor network.
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley announced they'd expanded on the concept by creating something called Stim Dust. Stim Dust gives the operator control over your nervous system. According to a press release, Stim Dust has, quote, opened the door for wireless communication to the brain and peripheral nervous system through tiny implantable devices inside body that are powered by ultrasound.
The researchers successfully implanted stimdust in a live rodent. They were able by doing this to, quote, control hind leg motion. Today the world is watching you. Tomorrow the world could be controlling you like a video game character”
Now they say this StimDust is actually meant for medical purposes. The researches say they hope the work can lead to applications of StimDust to treat diseases such as heart irregularities, chronic pain, asthma and epilepsy
So on one hand you have a genuine medical purpose something like this could be used for, on the other hand you know how evil the government and globalists are and you’re right to be worried about technology like this
The original smart dust is real too
Smart Dust is the 1990s–2000s idea from Kris Pister and others at Berkeley: swarms of tiny autonomous sensors with sensing, computing and wireless communication
Lab prototypes of this Smart Dust exist and specialized MEMS sensors have existed for years