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Covert NATO initiative turns film,TV and social media into anti-Russia battleground

Kit Klarenberg
The Grayzone
Sat, 09 May 2026 00:00 UTC
NATO and Hollywood
A scandal has erupted over covert NATO conferences with the Western entertainment industry. Leaked documents reviewed by The Grayzone show how NATO has sought to infiltrate film and TV for decades, with UK intel operatives taking the lead.

On May 3, The Guardian revealed that NATO has held a series of secret meetings with film directors, screenwriters and TV producers in cities from Paris to Los Angeles. The disclosure suggests NATO is seeking to employ the entertainment industry in its propaganda operations as a European war looms.

To date, NATO's "conversations" with scriptwriters have reportedly "inspired, at least in part" three separate unstated projects, which are already in development. At a forthcoming London summit, NATO operatives are set to meet with screenwriters tied to the Writers' Guild of Great Britain (WGGB). In email correspondence, the union told its members the event will focus on the "evolving security situation in Europe and beyond."

Comment: We'll let Russian government spox Dimitry Peskov have the last word:



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Britain is now policing thought crime

Ciaran Kelly
The Daily Sceptic
Wed, 13 May 2026 05:00 UTC
Clive Johnston
© screenshotClive Johnston
If you want a snapshot of how far Britain has drifted from its liberal inheritance, consider the spectacle of a 78 year-old grandfather and retired pastor being warned by police that he must not preach from the Bible within a public area. His offence was not harassment, obstruction or intimidation. It was reciting and commentating on a verse many learned as children: "For God so loved the world..."

Clive Johnston's alleged crime was breaching a 'buffer zone' around a hospital which houses a sexual health clinic where abortions are performed - despite the fact it was a Sunday afternoon when there were no scheduled abortions, and he made no reference whatsoever to abortion, nor motherhood, nor babies.

The state maintains he risked "influencing" anyone accessing the clinic in relation to abortion or anyone working there - a crime punishable by fine. He was prosecuted, and this week found guilty for doing so.

At this point, it is worth stating plainly: this is no longer about the cultural debate on abortion ethics. It is about whether the state may decide which ideas are permissible in public space and which must be confined to the private sphere. In footage from the initial confrontation with police now circulating on X, the policeman literally tells Johnston his religious views should be expressed only in a "safe" place like a chaplaincy - not out on the street, where anyone passing by might hear.

Comment: Divide, subdue and conquer. Actions speak louder and longer than words.

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Wolf

Israel's organ theft scandal exposes a culture of desecration

Robert Inlakesh
The Cradle
Wed, 13 May 2026 00:00 UTC
Israel’s organ theft scandal
Tel Aviv's pageant of kidney-donor virtue cannot wash away the Palestinian bodies, forensic warnings, and trafficking scandals that still demand a reckoning.

On 25 January, Israeli President Isaac Herzog stood before a crowd celebrating what Tel Aviv claimed was a world record in kidney donations. The event, promoted after a lobbying push to Guinness World Records, was meant to project generosity, discipline, and moral purpose.

But Guinness listed only the gathering itself as a record, not the kidney donations that Tel Aviv had turned into a public relations show.

The bodies behind the numbers

In Gaza, where Israel has been returning Palestinian bodies in bags, sometimes decomposed, mutilated, or showing signs of surgical interference, the celebration landed differently. For Palestinian health officials, the question was not how Israel had produced so many donors, but whether all of those bodies had consented.
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Wall Street

Capitol One Bank facing legal heat over allegations of debanking conservatives

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Fri, 15 May 2026 20:56 UTC
capitol one bank lawsuit debanking conservatives
© Shutterstock/Northfoto
Capital One is under fire once again over allegations that it has denied banking services to gun retailers and other customers viewed as politically conservative, even as President Donald Trump's executive actions seek to curb such practices.

A Maryland gun store, United Gun Shop of Rockville, recently filed a lawsuit alleging that Capital One, working through payment processor Melio Payments, blocked it from using the bank's platform for business transactions after flagging its operations in the firearms industry. The store received notices in 2025 and 2026 stating that Capital One and Melio could not serve businesses in that sector, according to the legal complaint.

The case has drawn attention from Consumers' Research, a conservative watchdog group, which on Thursday issued a "woke alert" highlighting the allegations against the bank.

Comment: In the digital era, debanking is one of the quickest and most effective ways to "un-person" an individual or a targeted group. This strategy exists not only in the U.S. but in Canada and Europe also:



Think your conventional lifestyle is safe? CBDCs: A weapon for debanking the banked

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Car Black

Dozens of empty Waymos invade Atlanta neighborhood, circle cul-de-sac for hours with no passengers

Steve Gehlbach
WSB-TV
Fri, 15 May 2026 20:24 UTC
driverless cars waymos circle atlanta neighborhood
© Newser AIThis seems unusual . . . . dozens of driverless Waymos cars circle a cul de sac in an Atlanta, GA neighb orhood
Waymo's self-driving cars can be seen all over Atlanta streets, giving rideshare trips through Uber.

But what happens when they're empty?

In one northwest Atlanta neighborhood, the residents say dozens of Waymo cars end up circling their cul-de-sac.

Channel 2's Steve Gehlbach went to one street, where neighbors say they want the Waymos to stop.

"It's almost every little cul-de-sac in our area, so I think it's a problem," one neighbor, on Battleview Drive, told Gehlbach.
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Bomb

Grenade-Type IED Found At Alabama Dam Raises Alarm Over Critical Infrastructure Threats

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Thu, 14 May 2026 15:01 UTC
J.B. Converse Reservoir dam in Mobile, Alabama
© AP Photo/Kathy KmonicekJ.B. Converse Reservoir dam in Mobile, Alabama
Divers recovered and safely detonated a grenade-type improvised explosive device at the J.B. Converse Reservoir dam in Mobile, Alabama, a federally designated critical infrastructure site that supplies the region's drinking water.

Local outlet Fox10TV reports that the Gulf Coast Regional Maritime Response and Render-Safe Team retrieved and detonated the grenade-type IED at the 3,600-acre artificial reservoir, which holds about 17 billion gallons of water and serves as the primary drinking water source for the 350,000 people in the Mobile area.
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CIA 'psychic spy' issued wild 'Killshot' apocalypse warning before death

Rob Waugh
Daily Mail
Wed, 13 May 2026 14:28 UTC
Illustration of Apocalyptic Earth
Dames, who organised Killshot speaking tours and sold DVDs showing fans how to survive the event, said he encountered the Killshot while 'remote viewing.'
A 'psychic spy' who once worked for the CIA issued one last vision before his recent death, warning that a devastating solar catastrophe known as the 'Killshot' could soon plunge Earth into chaos.

Retired Major Ed Dames, one of the most recognizable figures tied to the US government's secret remote-viewing experiments during the Cold War, claimed that humanity was entering the beginning stages of the event.

Dames, who died in March at the age of 76, believed enormous blasts from the sun would eventually strike Earth with such force that millions could die instantly as power grids failed, communication systems collapsed and global panic spiraled into violence and disease.

Comment: An interesting perspective, especially when viewed in the context of ongoing Earth changes and heightened cosmic activity.

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Fire

Dutch asylum center burns on first day of new arrivals after weeks of protests in Loosdrecht

Thomas Brooke
ReMix News
Thu, 14 May 2026 20:23 UTC
arson asylum center netherlands
© Screenshot social mediaA newly opened ayslum center in Loosdrecht, Netherlands was set on fire May 12, 2026
The unrest erupted on the day the first asylum seekers arrived at the center

A fire was started in bushes outside an asylum center in the Dutch town of Loosdrecht on Tuesday evening, prompting a major police response after weeks of local protests against the facility.

Protesters threw flares and fireworks onto the grounds of the building, which is located at the town hall on De Rading.

Footage shared on social media appeared to show rioters initially blocking firefighters from reaching the blaze. After Mayor Mark Verheijen of Wijdemeren issued an emergency order, riot police intervened, and firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the fire.

Comment:



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Megaphone

'It's either us or them' - Far-left French mayor calls for insurrection if conservatives win presidential election, attacks Macron as well


REMIX
Wed, 13 May 2026 00:36 UTC
French Revolt
© Eugene DelacroixLa Liberte guidant le peuple
In seeking to address inequalities, Bally Bagayoko seems intent on overturning the entire Republic.

If the National Rally (RN) candidate wins in the French presidential election next spring, far-left mayor Bally Bagayoko of multi-cultural Saint-Denis has said it will be invalid, calling for a "popular insurrection" if this were to occur.

One social commentator on X, Alain Weber, posted frankly about the reality France is facing:
"Contrary to what the Democrats of this country thought, the danger will not come from Jean-Luc Mélenchon but from Bally Bagayoko, who is the calm face of the civil war being prepared in the suburbs."
Attached to his post was an interview of Bagayoko with Jean-Michel Aphatie on LCI Direct in which he tells the shocked host that if RN wins the election next year, they will never have "popular legitimacy," only what he calls "institutional legitimacy."

The mayor also said that those who attempt to "normalize the far right" are "dangerous," adding that "if the far right comes to power, which we do not want, we will do everything so that it cannot happen."
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'Dr. Fauci's role in the coverup was intentional;' CIA whistleblower testifies at Rand Paul's hearing

J.M. Phelps
Gateway Pundit
Wed, 13 May 2026 10:15 UTC
Rand Paul
Screenshot - Senate Hearing, May 13, 2026
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) amplified his efforts today to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci accountable for "lying to Congress" about gain-of-function research, with a crucial hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.

In an X post from May 12, Fox News Congressional correspondent Bill Melugin stated that Paul informed him "the COVID-19 whistleblower who will testify publicly [and] in person before his committee tomorrow morning is an active CIA employee."

Although Melugin was not given a name, today's hearing identified James Erdman III as the whistleblower. Erdman serves as a CIA Senior Operations Officer and a Co-Founder of Feds For Freedom. Notably, the organization's mission revolves around "holding our government accountable."
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