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SIAC Commissioner Gregory Moore Announces Departure after 13 years of Service - Vimarsana News

SIAC Commissioner Gregory Moore Announces Departure after 13 years of Service

/PRNewswire/ -- After serving nearly 14 years as commissioner of the SIAC, Gregory Moore has announced today that he will be departing the league at the end of...

Investigative Report: The Internet as the root of the new anti-semitism - Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services - Vimarsana News

Investigative Report: The Internet as the root of the new anti-semitism - Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

With the world spreading bizarre rumors of Jewish plots, two world wars, secret nuclear attacks, mass shootings, gas attacks, even COVID and poisoned vaccine, this 2009 investigation of "Jewish control" of the internet is a place to start.

Wikipedia's Deep Ties to Big Tech | naked capitalism - Vimarsana News

Wikipedia's Deep Ties to Big Tech | naked capitalism

Yves here. This is a greatly expanded and considerably broader follow-up to an article on Wikipedia by Michael Olenick early this year, Wikipedia: The Overlooked Monopoly. Here, Olenick debunks the idea that Wikipedia is impoverished by showing not only its level of funding but also digging into its sources, a considerable amount of which comes from Silicon Valley titans via intermediaries. He also shows how Wikipedia’s entries (and absence of them) are slanted to favor its tech backers. There are no polls, but it is a safe guess that the general public thinks of Wikipedia, the ubiquitous o...

The Dalles Salvation Army pantry "full" after community response - Vimarsana News

The Dalles Salvation Army pantry "full" after community response

Volunteer Henry Warth, left, loads bags of food into a car as Salvation Army The Dalles Corp business manager Kris Harmon talks with the driver at their food pantry downtown The Dalles. The number of people seeking food assistance has grown significantly since the beginning of the pandemic in March, even as traditional forms of fundraising and food drives drop off. Mark B. Gibson photo “Salvation Army Pantry is full.” So read the subject line of an email sent to supporters of the Community Meal program in The Dalles Dec. 7 by Chris Zukin, who helps or...