Biological Warfare

Like the Enigma, the HX-63 was an electromechanical cipher system known as a rotor machine. It was the only electromechanical rotor machine ever built by CAG, and it was much more advanced and secure than even the famous Enigmas. In fact, it was arguably the most secure rotor machine ever…

The term “Stockholm syndrome” comes from a 1973 bank heist that started out perfectly normally. An experienced robber named Jan-Erik Olsson entered Kreditbanken in Norrmalmstorg square, Stockholm, wearing a disguise, and demanded money at gunpoint. Police arrived on the scene quickly, and Olsson reacted by taking four bank employees hostage.…

If you support mandatory vaccination to fight Covid-19, you are in good company. The first vaccine mandate in American history came from none other than George Washington at the height of the American Revolution. America’s struggle for independence coincided with a major smallpox epidemic that raged through North America in…

Deployment of COVID positive cops a biological warfare vs SONA protesters? Heads must roll in the Philippine National Police for the deployment of 51 COVID-19 afflicted police officers for crowd control duties at a feared “virus super-spreader event like the protest rally during the State of the Nation Address in…

(China Daily) Director and master storyteller conquers new genres as he continues to entertain audiences, Xu Fan reports.At the age of 71, Zhang Yimou still relishes the "lights, camera, action" moment of his work. The iconic master of China's celebrated fifth-generation directors still enjoys his packed schedule, which demands creativity…

The mask was found to be 99.999% effective at protecting wearers from the virus. Hadassah-developed mask claims to protect wearers from the novel coronavirus (photo credit: Courtesy) Prof. Zeev Rotstein has been in isolation since earlier this week, after four passengers on his El Al flight from Dubai to Israel…

This article is part of a series called “How to Human,” interviews with memoirists that explore how we tackle life’s alarms, marvels and bombshells. A few years ago, Nicholson Baker was doing research for his book about the destruction of newspapers by libraries — in a library — when he…

On this episode of Digital Trends Live, host Greg Nibler discusses the top trending stories in tech, including Twitter banning DDoSecrets, a bill to end unbreakable encryption, Ford to be carbon neutral by 2050, Amazon may add live TV, and more. Dr. Mark Kortepeter We then welcome Dr. Mark Kortepeter,…

WASHINGTON: The House emerging threats subcommittee is worried the Pentagon may not have a complete grip on its sprawling high technology portfolio of programs — demanding a plethora of briefings and the development of internal DoD plans for avoiding duplicative programs ensuring that key technologies and efforts are not being…

Authored by Peter Pry, op-ed via The Hill, The coronavirus pandemic has exposed dangerous weaknesses in U.S. planning and preparation for civil defense protection and recovery, and those weaknesses surely have been noticed by our potential enemies: China, Russia, North Korea, Iran and international terrorists. The U.S. spent decades, and…