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Ricardo Hausmann slammed banks for doing business with Venezuela’s elected government. But financial disclosure forms filed with Harvard show the…
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From TheAgeofTransitions.com Pearse Redmond returns to the show to talk about Jeffrey Epstein and his financing of transhumanist projects over the years. His money has long been welcomed by a wide range of scientific researchers, but one has to wonder about the full extent of such business relationships. Download episode Show Notes: Jeffrey Epstein Hoped […]

Epstein’s projects focus on genetics, neuroscience, robotics, and artificial intelligence, all converging into what is known as “transhumanism”. The goal is to merge humans with machines and extend conscious existence forever.

Professor Ronald Sullivan will no longer be faculty dean of Winthrop House. The reason is that the professor was part of the legal team defending former movie mogul, Harvey Weinstein, whose downfall helped launch the #MeToo movement.

A campaign is gathering steam against MIT inviting BJP leader Subramanian Swamy for a conference on February 16 Image Coutesy: Scroll ‘We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides — on many sides,” – Donald Trump on Charlottesville violence The year was 2017 when the … Continue reading Will MIT Show Swamy the Door like Harvard Did? →

Grayzone Project — Back in his Ivy League college days, right-wing New York Times columnist Ross Douthat wrote an op-ed defending the US-backed dictator Augusto Pinochet, whose military junta murdered and disappeared thousands of dissidents and tortured tens of thousands more.

Authored by Toni Airaksinen of Campus Reform:

The Trump Administration is rescinding Obama's affirmative action policy that encouraged colleges to consider race during the admissions process. The Supreme Court last ruled that affirmative action was constitutional in 2016, but it could be subject to challenges in the future. [...]

The Students for Fair Admissions filed a lawsuit against Harvard University alleging discrimination. Asians have a tendency to have high scores in grades, tests and extracurriculars, but Harvard routinely rated them lower on soft categories like positive personality, likability, kindness, etc. [...]

Missile command, martial law and future dead cops + this day in history w/Jimmy Carter's UFO report and our song of the day by Rostam on your Morning Monarchy for September 18, 2017.