Blacklisted News

1. 368 Arrested, 131 Rescued in Sex Trafficking Operation in California

Authorities arrested 368 people and rescued 131 victims involved in human trafficking in a weeklong statewide multi-agency task force, announced Feb. 1.

2. Black Hand: The Devil Himself

How an elite London night club fell under the control of an intelligence-linked sex blackmail agent, self-described satanist and antique dealer named Horace Dibben.

3. EU Leadership Holds Summit In Kiev Under Air Raid Sirens As Zelensky Urges Fast-Tracked Membership

A handful of top European Union officials gathered in Kiev with Ukraine's leadership on Friday under the sound of air raid sirens for a risky summit at a moment Ukraine is pushing to be fast-tracked for entry into the bloc. Though far from the front line fighting in the east and south, the capital has seen sporadic airstrikes over the past months, but none have been recorded thus far Friday while the summit is being held.

4. Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon Spotted Over North Carolina; US Might Shoot It Down Over Atlantic

A suspected Chinese surveillance balloon appears to be heading toward North Carolina, according to ABC News, citing a senior US official familiar with the situation. That official said the US would probably shoot the balloon down over the Atlantic Ocean and retrieve it.

5. Chinese Spy Balloons: Potential Purposes For The High Altitude Invasion

My home state of Montana was recently featured in news feeds this week as the first to observe and identify what the US Air Force says is a Chinese spy balloon. The Chinese claim it is a civilian weather apparatus that was blown off course, but the equipment visible in photographs suggests that this is a lie. Beyond that, another similar balloon has been spotted over Latin America – One wayward high tech Chinese balloon might be believable, but two is not a coincidence.

6. ShotSpotter Employees Not Only Have The Power To Alter Gunshot Reports, But Do It Nearly 10% Of The Time

What's being presented by ShotSpotter as good news for people who feel they've been wrongly accused, doesn't actually appear to be all that comforting. ShotSpotter's mic tech and AI combine forces to report possible gunshots to law enforcement customers. It's very hit or miss, he said with all possible puns intended. ShotSpotter says it's nearly 100% accurate and can play an important part in reducing gun crime.

7. Raging Bulls in Blue: The Deadly Toll of Warrior Policing on Steroids

Unfortunately, while much has been said about the dangers of police militarization, a warrior mindset that has police viewing the rest of the citizenry as enemy combatants, and law enforcement training that teaches cops to shoot first and ask questions later, little attention has been paid to the role that "roid rage," triggered by anabolic steroid use and abuse by police, may contribute to the mounting numbers of cases involving police brutality.

8. High-Altitude Chinese Spy Balloon Tracked In Montana Airspace Near ICBM Fields

Blinken Postpones China Trip Amid Spy Balloon Allegations Over Montana

9. Miami mocked for Africa-themed Ford Police interceptor for Black History Month: ‘THIS CANNOT BE’

10. Got Milk? China Building Herd Of Mutant GMO Super Cows

As a maturing Technocracy, China is steeped in genetic modification of everything that concerns the food supply. GMO milk at scale could negatively affect health of huge numbers of people. Technocrats invent because they are compelled, not because there is an informed demand to do so.