worldtruthtv--2020-08-13--Police Chief Confirms Fmr UK Prime Minister Raped Dozens of Children and Govt ‘Covered It Up’

In what will likely turn into the largest pedophile bombshell in recent history , Sir Edward Heath , the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has reportedly been accused by the police chief as being a pedophile .
His vile crimes against children were allegedly ‘ covered up by the establishment.
’ More than 30 people have now come forward with claims of sexual abuse by the former leader of the Conservative Party and PM .
Police investigators told the Daily Mail that the victims all gave ‘ strikingly similar ’ accounts of the sexual abuse and none of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
On Sunday , the Daily Mail revealed that the police chief investigating the Heath case said the allegations against him are ‘ 120 per cent ’ genuine .
The original investigation began last year as Heath ’ s alleged victims began coming forward .
Disgraced DJ Jimmy Savile ’ s nephew alleges his friend was sexually abused by former Prime Minister at parties in the 1970s .
Wiltshire Chief Constable Mike Veale regards the allegations as ‘ totally convincing , ’ and plans to publish a report in June , according to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ source at the Daily Mail , “ ‘ Mr .
Veale believes in them 120 per cent and thinks they are totally convincing.
” “ There are very close similarities in the accounts given by those who have come forward .
The same names used for him , the same places and same type of incidents keep coming up .
“ What stands out is that the people giving these accounts are not connected but the stories and the details dovetail .
“ It contains disturbing stuff .
Investigators have been shocked by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police were initially skeptical about the allegations , but now believe them .
And they have come round to the view that they were covered up in the past because of who Heath was , ” said another source speaking of how the alleged crimes were covered up .
According to investigators , Heath ’ s estate claims that he could never have committed these crimes because he did not have the ability to drive a car .
However , multiple photographs , witnesses , and video show that he did drive and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ losing his chauffeur-driven car of which he was entitled to as the PM , he purchased his own vehicle .
According to the report in the Mail : The disclosures come after several senior politicians dismissed the allegations against Heath as absurd and unfounded .
Former Tory Foreign Secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind complained Heath ’ s reputation was being ‘ besmirched ’ .
Heath ’ s sexuality has been the source of much speculation over the years .
Some believed he was gay , others said he was ‘ asexual.
’ At one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no fewer than five police forces – the Met , Wiltshire , Hampshire , Kent and Jersey .
The claims , some of which have been proved false , include alleged links to a convicted brothel keeper known as Madame Ling-Ling .
A paedophile dossier compiled by Labour peer Baroness Castle said he offered young boys trips on his yacht , and in a separate incident one man claimed Sir Edward picked him up hitchhiking in Kent as a 12-year-old in the 1960 ’ s and lured him to his Mayfair flat .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ had received allegations about Sir Edward .
However the claims Mr Veale is investigating , which date from the 1960 ’ s to 1990 ’ s , are not linked to the discredited evidence of the man known as ‘ Nick ’ , who alleged a high-level pedophile ring .
Unfortunately , pedophilia , as the alternative media has exposed , is all too common among those in power .
Sadly , however , those who attempt to draw attention to this problem are labeled as conspiracy nuts or perpetrators of fake news @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out , the information gleaned during Pizzagate , while some was outlandish , showed the issue was deserving of an investigation .
However , it was quickly marked as fake news and written off .
Interestingly , the Heath investigation in many ways mirrors the high-profile pedophilia scandal that has already gripped the U.K. , before being unceremoniously swept under the rug .
In that case , historical abuse by politically connected elites , celebrities , and politicians was brought to light — with an official inquiry being started — only to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pressure was exerted by highly placed power brokers within the U.K. establishment .
Heath may have just been lucky enough to escape the pedo spotlight back then .
Given all of the revelations on pedophilia coming out of the U.K. establishment , the idea of a massive pedophile ring among the elite can hardly be written off as ‘ speculation.
’ However , even in spite of police noting that the allegations are serious and warrant further investigation , ex-Tory MP Matthew Parris dismissed the allegations , saying : ‘ If Heath was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an aardvark.
’ Ridicule , as we all know , is one of the easiest ways to distract attention away from the truth .
Sadly , it almost always seems to work .

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In what will likely turn into the largest pedophile bombshell in recent history, Sir Edward Heath, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has reportedly been accused by the police chief as being a pedophile. His vile crimes against children were allegedly ‘covered up by the establishment.’
More than 30 people have now come forward with claims of sexual abuse by the former leader of the Conservative Party and PM. Police investigators told the Daily Mail that the victims all gave ‘strikingly similar’ accounts of the sexual abuse and none of the individuals were known to each other.
On Sunday, the Daily Mail revealed that the police chief investigating the Heath case said the allegations against him are ‘120 per cent’ genuine.
The original investigation began last year as Heath’s alleged victims began coming forward. Disgraced DJ Jimmy Savile’s nephew alleges his friend was sexually abused by former Prime Minister at parties in the 1970s.
Guy Marsden, whose uncle abused more than 500 victims aged between five and 75, alleges his friend was abused by Heath at age 14. Now, it appears more and more victims are coming forward — with strikingly similar stories.
Wiltshire Chief Constable Mike Veale regards the allegations as ‘totally convincing,’ and plans to publish a report in June, according to the Daily Mail.
According to the source at the Daily Mail, “‘Mr. Veale believes in them 120 per cent and thinks they are totally convincing.”
“There are very close similarities in the accounts given by those who have come forward. The same names used for him, the same places and same type of incidents keep coming up.
“What stands out is that the people giving these accounts are not connected but the stories and the details dovetail.
“It contains disturbing stuff. Investigators have been shocked by what they have learned.”
“The police were initially skeptical about the allegations, but now believe them. And they have come round to the view that they were covered up in the past because of who Heath was,” said another source speaking of how the alleged crimes were covered up.
According to investigators, Heath’s estate claims that he could never have committed these crimes because he did not have the ability to drive a car. However, multiple photographs, witnesses, and video show that he did drive and he did have a car.
After losing his chauffeur-driven car of which he was entitled to as the PM, he purchased his own vehicle.
According to the report in the Mail:
The disclosures come after several senior politicians dismissed the allegations against Heath as absurd and unfounded. Former Tory Foreign Secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind complained Heath’s reputation was being ‘besmirched’. Heath’s sexuality has been the source of much speculation over the years. Some believed he was gay, others said he was ‘asexual.’ At one point, he was being investigated by no fewer than five police forces – the Met, Wiltshire, Hampshire, Kent and Jersey.
The claims, some of which have been proved false, include alleged links to a convicted brothel keeper known as Madame Ling-Ling. A paedophile dossier compiled by Labour peer Baroness Castle said he offered young boys trips on his yacht, and in a separate incident one man claimed Sir Edward picked him up hitchhiking in Kent as a 12-year-old in the 1960’s and lured him to his Mayfair flat.
Labour MP Tom Watson also said he had received allegations about Sir Edward. However the claims Mr Veale is investigating, which date from the 1960’s to 1990’s, are not linked to the discredited evidence of the man known as ‘Nick’, who alleged a high-level pedophile ring.
Unfortunately, pedophilia, as the alternative media has exposed, is all too common among those in power. Sadly, however, those who attempt to draw attention to this problem are labeled as conspiracy nuts or perpetrators of fake news.
As CBS anchor Ben Swann pointed out, the information gleaned during Pizzagate, while some was outlandish, showed the issue was deserving of an investigation. However, it was quickly marked as fake news and written off.
Interestingly, the Heath investigation in many ways mirrors the high-profile pedophilia scandal that has already gripped the U.K., before being unceremoniously swept under the rug. In that case, historical abuse by politically connected elites, celebrities, and politicians was brought to light — with an official inquiry being started — only to have the inquiry “crumble” after heavy pressure was exerted by highly placed power brokers within the U.K. establishment. Heath may have just been lucky enough to escape the pedo spotlight back then.
Given all of the revelations on pedophilia coming out of the U.K. establishment, the idea of a massive pedophile ring among the elite can hardly be written off as ‘speculation.’
However, even in spite of police noting that the allegations are serious and warrant further investigation, ex-Tory MP Matthew Parris dismissed the allegations, saying: ‘If Heath was a child abuser, I’m an aardvark.’
Ridicule, as we all know, is one of the easiest ways to distract attention away from the truth. Sadly, it almost always seems to work.
source:
thefreethoughtproject.com


worldtruthtv--2020-08-14--China Is Engineering Genius Babies

China Is Engineering Genius Babies

It ’ s not exactly news that China is setting itself up as a new global superpower , is it ?
While Western civilization chokes on its own gluttony like a latter-day Marlon Brando , China continues to buy up American debt and lock away the world ’ s natural resources .
But now , not content to simply laugh and make jerk-off signs as they pass us on the geopolitical highway , they ’ ve also developed a state-endorsed genetic-engineering project .
At BGI Shenzhen , scientists have collected DNA samples from 2,000 of the world ’ s smartest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in an attempt to identify the alleles which determine human intelligence .
Apparently they ’ re not far from finding them , and when they do , embryo screening will allow parents to pick their brightest zygote and potentially bump up every generation ’ s intelligence by five to 15 IQ points .
Within a couple of generations , competing with the Chinese on an intellectual level will be like challenging Lena Dunham to a getting-naked-on-TV contest .
Geoffrey Miller , an evolutionary psychologist and lecturer at NYU , is one of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I spoke to him about what this creepy-ass program might mean for the future of Chinese kids.
’ VICE : Hey , Geoffrey .
Does China have a history of eugenics ?
Geoffrey Miller : As soon as Deng Xiaoping took power in the late 70s , he took the whole focus of the Chinese government from trying to manage the economy , to trying to manage the quality and quantity of people .
In the 90s , they started to do widespread prenatal testing for birth defects with ultrasound , and more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lot of money researching human genetics to figure out which genes make people smarter .
What do you know about BGI Shenzhen ?
It ’ s the biggest genetic research center in China , and I think the biggest in the world , by a considerable margin .
They ’ re not just doing human genetics ; BGI is also doing lots of plant genetics , animal genetics , anything that ’ s economically relevant or scientifically interesting .
Are you in touch with them ?
I just got an email a couple @ @ @ @ @ @ @ d almost finished doing the sequencing for the BGI Cognitive Genetics Project , the one I gave my genetics to , and that the results would be available soon .
What was their selection process ?
They seem mostly interested in people of Chinese and European descent .
They ’ re basically recruiting through a scientific conference , through word of mouth .
You have to provide some evidence that you ’ re as smart as you say you are .
You have to send your complete CV , publications you ’ ve @ @ @ @ @ @ @ went to college… stuff like that .
How will the research be applied ?
Once you ’ ve got that information and a fertilized egg that ’ s divided into a few cells , you can sample one of the cells to figure out the expected intelligence if it ’ s implanted and becomes a person .
What does that mean in human language ?
Any given couple could potentially have several eggs fertilized in the lab with the dad ’ s sperm and the mom ’ s eggs .
Then you can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s going to be the smartest .
That kid would belong to that couple as if they had it naturally , but it would be the smartest a couple would be able to produce if they had 100 kids .
It ’ s not genetic engineering or adding new genes , it ’ s the genes that couples already have .
And over the course of several generations you ’ re able to exponentially multiply the population ’ s intelligence .
Right .
Even if it only boosts the average kid by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a huge difference in terms of economic productivity , the competitiveness of the country , how many patents they get , how their businesses are run , and how innovative their economy is .
Could it develop into something more sinister ?
That same research does open up the door potentially to genetic engineering in the future .
But that would take a lot longer to make practical .
When do you think the embryo analysis might be implemented on a large scale ?
Actual use of the technology to do embryo screening @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but it could be just a few years .
It depends on how motivated they are .
Could this whole process be repeated with other characteristics , like physical appearance ?
Absolutely .
In fact , almost any trait other than intelligence would be easier to do .
We know that intelligence depends on lots of genes while physical traits—like hair or eye color—only depend on a few genes .
Things like body shape would be easier to do , physical attractiveness would be pretty complicated , personality traits might be a little @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , how impulsive , how politically liberal or conservative they are would be easier .
How religious you are—that ’ s definitely influenced by genes to some degree .
Shit .
How does Western research in genetics compare to China ’ s ?
We ’ re pretty far behind .
We have the same technical capabilities , the same statistical capabilities to analyze the data , but they ’ re collecting the data on a much larger scale and seem to be capable of transforming the scientific findings into government policy and consumer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are .
Technically and scientifically we could be doing this , but we ’ re not .
Why not ?
We have ideological biases that say , “ Well , this could be troubling , we shouldn ’ t be meddling with nature , we shouldn ’ t be meddling with God.
” I just attended a debate in New York a few weeks ago about whether or not we should outlaw genetic engineering in babies and the audience was pretty split .
In China , 95 percent of an audience would say @ @ @ @ @ @ @ genetically healthier , happier , and brighter !
” There ’ s a big cultural difference .
What else is China doing that we aren ’ t ?
Well , they ’ re also investing a huge amount of money in education , they ’ re creating new systems of universities that emphasise more creative approaches to learning , and they ’ re sending hundreds of thousands of college students to America and Europe to see how our education systems operate so they can bring their own systems up to our standards and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is in the cards , then ?
The Chinese Communist party has never really sought global domination .
They think of it as restoring China to its rightful and historical place as the central culture of humanity .
Europe got a temporary advantage , but they ’ re just restoring the natural balance as the world ’ s most populous country .
I don ’ t think they have any imperial ambitions to spread China ’ s borders—they ’ re not going to act like Nazi Germany or America in the 20th century—but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want influence and they don ’ t trust America or Europe to run the world in the right way , in terms of issues like global warming or equality or economic stability .

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It’s not exactly news that China is setting itself up as a new global superpower, is it? While Western civilization chokes on its own gluttony like a latter-day Marlon Brando, China continues to buy up American debt and lock away the world’s natural resources. But now, not content to simply laugh and make jerk-off signs as they pass us on the geopolitical highway, they’ve also developed a state-endorsed genetic-engineering project.
At BGI Shenzhen, scientists have collected DNA samples from 2,000 of the world’s smartest people and are sequencing their entire genomes in an attempt to identify the alleles which determine human intelligence. Apparently they’re not far from finding them, and when they do, embryo screening will allow parents to pick their brightest zygote and potentially bump up every generation’s intelligence by five to 15 IQ points. Within a couple of generations, competing with the Chinese on an intellectual level will be like challenging Lena Dunham to a getting-naked-on-TV contest.
Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist and lecturer at NYU, is one of the 2,000 braniacs who contributed their DNA. I spoke to him about what this creepy-ass program might mean for the future of Chinese kids.’
VICE: Hey, Geoffrey. Does China have a history of eugenics?
Geoffrey Miller: As soon as Deng Xiaoping took power in the late 70s, he took the whole focus of the Chinese government from trying to manage the economy, to trying to manage the quality and quantity of people. In the 90s, they started to do widespread prenatal testing for birth defects with ultrasound, and more recently, they’ve spent a lot of money researching human genetics to figure out which genes make people smarter.
What do you know about BGI Shenzhen?
It’s the biggest genetic research center in China, and I think the biggest in the world, by a considerable margin. They’re not just doing human genetics; BGI is also doing lots of plant genetics, animal genetics, anything that’s economically relevant or scientifically interesting.
Are you in touch with them?
I just got an email a couple of days ago saying that they’d almost finished doing the sequencing for the BGI Cognitive Genetics Project, the one I gave my genetics to, and that the results would be available soon.
What was their selection process?
They seem mostly interested in people of Chinese and European descent. They’re basically recruiting through a scientific conference, through word of mouth. You have to provide some evidence that you’re as smart as you say you are. You have to send your complete CV, publications you’ve produced, standardized-test scores, where you went to college… stuff like that.
How will the research be applied?
Once you’ve got that information and a fertilized egg that’s divided into a few cells, you can sample one of the cells to figure out the expected intelligence if it’s implanted and becomes a person.
What does that mean in human language?
Any given couple could potentially have several eggs fertilized in the lab with the dad’s sperm and the mom’s eggs. Then you can test multiple embryos and analyze which one’s going to be the smartest. That kid would belong to that couple as if they had it naturally, but it would be the smartest a couple would be able to produce if they had 100 kids. It’s not genetic engineering or adding new genes, it’s the genes that couples already have.
And over the course of several generations you’re able to exponentially multiply the population’s intelligence.
Right. Even if it only boosts the average kid by five IQ points, that’s a huge difference in terms of economic productivity, the competitiveness of the country, how many patents they get, how their businesses are run, and how innovative their economy is.
Could it develop into something more sinister?
That same research does open up the door potentially to genetic engineering in the future. But that would take a lot longer to make practical.
When do you think the embryo analysis might be implemented on a large scale?
Actual use of the technology to do embryo screening might take five to ten years, but it could be just a few years. It depends on how motivated they are.
Could this whole process be repeated with other characteristics, like physical appearance?
Absolutely. In fact, almost any trait other than intelligence would be easier to do. We know that intelligence depends on lots of genes while physical traits—like hair or eye color—only depend on a few genes. Things like body shape would be easier to do, physical attractiveness would be pretty complicated, personality traits might be a little simpler than intelligence—how hard working somebody is, how impulsive, how politically liberal or conservative they are would be easier. How religious you are—that’s definitely influenced by genes to some degree.
Shit. How does Western research in genetics compare to China’s?
We’re pretty far behind. We have the same technical capabilities, the same statistical capabilities to analyze the data, but they’re collecting the data on a much larger scale and seem to be capable of transforming the scientific findings into government policy and consumer genetic testing much more easily than we are. Technically and scientifically we could be doing this, but we’re not.
Why not?
We have ideological biases that say, “Well, this could be troubling, we shouldn’t be meddling with nature, we shouldn’t be meddling with God.” I just attended a debate in New York a few weeks ago about whether or not we should outlaw genetic engineering in babies and the audience was pretty split. In China, 95 percent of an audience would say, “Obviously you should make babies genetically healthier, happier, and brighter!” There’s a big cultural difference.
What else is China doing that we aren’t?
Well, they’re also investing a huge amount of money in education, they’re creating new systems of universities that emphasise more creative approaches to learning, and they’re sending hundreds of thousands of college students to America and Europe to see how our education systems operate so they can bring their own systems up to our standards and above.
Do you think global domination is in the cards, then?
The Chinese Communist party has never really sought global domination. They think of it as restoring China to its rightful and historical place as the central culture of humanity. Europe got a temporary advantage, but they’re just restoring the natural balance as the world’s most populous country. I don’t think they have any imperial ambitions to spread China’s borders—they’re not going to act like Nazi Germany or America in the 20th century—but they do want respect and they do want influence and they don’t trust America or Europe to run the world in the right way, in terms of issues like global warming or equality or economic stability.


worldtruthtv--2020-08-15--5G Is The Ultimate Directed Energy Weapon System, Says Particle Physicist

Dr. Katherine Horton sees the current rollout of the 5G network in a way that is different from mainstream perception .
And for good reason .
To begin with , she is a particle physicist with a PhD from prestigious Oxford University .
She worked as a high energy physicist on the particle collider at the German Electronsynchrotron DESY in Hamburg , Germany , and on the infamous Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva , Switzerland .
At Oxford , Dr. Horton worked as a research fellow at St John ’ s College , a position that allowed her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into medical physics and the physics of complex human systems .
As part of the latter , she conducted systems analysis research of the English legal system , economies , the financial system , currencies , as well as white collar crime and organised crime .
In other words , she has the credentials to be public enemy number one to a global elite that are trying to deceptively use technology as a key cog in their plan to enslave humanity under a totalitarian world government .
During her childhood in Romania , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ family experienced intimidation and terrorism because they were highly educated and refused to take part in the snitching and informant criminality being promoted by mob networks there .
Dr. Horton says that stalking and other such activities ramped up in November 2011 , as she was attending a High Court case in London as part of her systems analysis research into the English legal system .
She says she was openly being stalked on her way home from court and started noticing a thug waiting for her outside her home every morning to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Attempts to face these forces head-on , through the courts and through activism , have lead to a rise in these attacks upon her which include not only human intimidation but torture through Directed Energy Weapons .
You can read more details about her experiences on her Stop 007 website , which among other things offers support and legal guidance for Targeted Individuals .
Trying To Contextualize The 5G Network In the extensive interview below hosted by Alfred Lambremont Webre , Dr. Horton attempts to bring to bear her vast knowledge of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us to the fact that these are the true modern weapons of warfare of today , not the ballistic weapons that we still see portrayed in movies and talked about in geopolitical conflicts .
She also employs her knowledge and personal experience of the ‘ Targeted Individuals ’ phenomena , as well as her run-ins with the shadow government and their military and intelligence tentacles to create a broad context for what the 5G network really is : I think the average person struggles so much understanding what all this is about and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Elite ] are banking on .
So they are banking on the fact that , for example , there is a very simple con hidden in this marketing ploy that is 5G .
For example when they brought up 3G and 4G , everybody assumes that 5G is just a better 3 and 4G so what ’ s all this fuss about ?
Is it just Luddites who are just , you know , they just , they are scared , and they are tree-huggers , and they just don ’ t really @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their phone ?
But that ’ s not what it is .
So 5G is a fundamentally different system .
I think what I would like to do is to take all the people who are maybe even more overwhelmed than I am , you know , I want to pick them up where they ’ re at , maybe , and then bring them up to speed and tell them everything I know , so by the end of the show they at least know what I think and what I know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their own mind what they think .
And there ’ s several discoveries I had , trying to research the subject , and I should say that my main focus is not even 5G or 5G campaigning .
My main focus is campaigning to have all the Directed Energy Weapons systems shut down , which includes also satellite weaponry , weaponry hidden in cars , weapons carried by gangstalkers in rucksacks , and all this sort of stuff and out of all that , 5G is , if you like , the state @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can do a bit of everything and it will be everywhere .
So your 5G system is like a gangstalker with a Directed Energy Weapon in his rucksack who shoots you in the face as you ’ re walking behind him , you know , on the pavement for example .
But it will not be a gangstalker , they can do away with those , if they just have these 5G antennas every 50 or 100 meters .
So the 5G system will do everything that the current global weapons systems can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I strongly believe , it can also instantly kill .
Ok ?
So in other words , if you want to cut to the chase , my view of the 5G system , and I ’ ll show you why I think that ’ s the case , the 5G system should be best imagined as the government , or this shadowy group that has infested the government , taking over every city on the planet and every village and even the smallest town and even the , you know , the forest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and putting up hidden machine guns that follow you and your family pointing right at you and these are , you know , set sharp so that they can shoot you dead at the speed of light if somebody so wishes .
Ok ?
So that is the best description of the 5G system that I have .
The above description and much of her explanation in the video may strain credulity for many readers .
It certainly challenges the mainstream worldview that our elected leaders are the flawed but ultimately legitimate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and killing are conducted for justifiable reasons , that intelligence agencies protect us and will not try to harm us , or that we are not in some way victims of complex social engineering designed to turn us all into obedient slaves .
But here at CE we have been poking holes in mainstream perception since our beginnings a decade ago , and today the longstanding hidden plans for mass surveillance , enslavement and depopulation are coming ever more clearly into view .
How clearly is the depopulation agenda coming into view ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the website deagel.com , a website that monitors the sale and distributions of military weapon technology all over the world .
She shows us that plans for genocide are actually reflected in published estimates of depopulation within the next decade .
As you can see from the page below , which can be directly accessed here , the population of the United States is predicted to be 100 million by 2025 , down from 327 million in 2017 .
For Dr. Horton , this insidious decline in the American population over the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a successful implementation of the 5G network in the US .
But this does not mean her overall message is one of doom and gloom , meant to evoke fear and hopelessness .
Rather , as someone who has fought against this authority for the better part of her life , she believes that this rush to roll out 5G is a desperate attempt on the part of the global elite , the ‘ criminal cartel ’ as she calls it , to hold on to the power they have held since Biblical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the 5G system really looks like in practice , then I want to show , you know , how the industry is actually gloating with it , they know that this is a weapon , they ’ re gloating , they ’ re jeering at us , and they ’ re making fun of us and then I will show you what this weapon is planned to be used for and is already being used for right now .
So what I ’ m talking about is not just , oh , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , no , this system is killing people right now .
And now , the only question is : the time lag between us ‘ realizing , ’ accumulating a critical mass , and shutting this system down , and arresting the criminals–whoever thought of putting this into the mange , knowing full well [ the consequences ] –now that time delay pretty much maps out how many people are going to die , ok ?
And this crime cartel…they know what they ’ re doing , and their goal is to kill @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and that is because they realize that with the population growing and the Internet coming in , they can not hold the same type of control on humanity–it is mathematically impossible to hold the same type of control on humanity–that they used to have , you know , back in the 1980s , even the 1990s and the control they had up until the 1990s was pretty much the control they had going back to Biblical times , and Babylonian times and before .
Dr. Horton reviews some of the presentations that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public domain about 5G and shows many instances where these companies seem to be mocking us at our expense , putting in plain sight , with thinly-veiled images and symbols in their drawings , their plans to roll out a weapons system that can target any individual they choose .
It is perhaps this hubris of the ruling class that will be the main cause of their downfall , as they are just helping to accelerate human awakening .
For Dr. Horton , the most important thing is that those who receive her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because we are actually the ones who will determine how long the time window is before we reach a critical mass and are able to stop the operations of this criminal cartel altogether .
From her own personal experience of being a Targeted Individual , her collaborations with other victims , and her research , Dr. Horton truly believes that the more quickly we awaken to these truths and take our power back , the more quickly we end the needless suffering and killing of innocent people .
While some things are uncertain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no doubt that as a collective , humanity is beginning to awaken to what has actually been going in the world .
Zbigniew Brzezinski noted this in 2008 , and it was a sage warning to his global elite partners : For the first time in human history almost all of humanity is politically activated , politically conscious and politically interactive .
There are only a few pockets of humanity left in the remotest corners of the world that are not politically alert and engaged with the political turmoil and stirrings that are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The resulting global political activism is generating a surge in the quest for personal dignity , cultural respect and economic opportunity in a world painfully scarred by memories of centuries-long alien colonial or imperial domination .
( source ) Below is a 7 minute video from a person that installs 5-G please watch it .

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Dr. Katherine Horton sees the current rollout of the 5G network in a way that is different from mainstream perception. And for good reason.
To begin with, she is a particle physicist with a PhD from prestigious Oxford University. She worked as a high energy physicist on the particle collider at the German Electronsynchrotron DESY in Hamburg, Germany, and on the infamous Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.
At Oxford, Dr. Horton worked as a research fellow at St John’s College, a position that allowed her to expand her research from particle physics into medical physics and the physics of complex human systems. As part of the latter, she conducted systems analysis research of the English legal system, economies, the financial system, currencies, as well as white collar crime and organised crime.
In other words, she has the credentials to be public enemy number one to a global elite that are trying to deceptively use technology as a key cog in their plan to enslave humanity under a totalitarian world government.

A Targeted Individual
During her childhood in Romania, Dr. Horton alleges that she and her family experienced intimidation and terrorism because they were highly educated and refused to take part in the snitching and informant criminality being promoted by mob networks there.
Dr. Horton says that stalking and other such activities ramped up in November 2011, as she was attending a High Court case in London as part of her systems analysis research into the English legal system. She says she was openly being stalked on her way home from court and started noticing a thug waiting for her outside her home every morning to follow her to the train station.
Attempts to face these forces head-on, through the courts and through activism, have lead to a rise in these attacks upon her which include not only human intimidation but torture through Directed Energy Weapons. You can read more details about her experiences on her Stop 007 website, which among other things offers support and legal guidance for Targeted Individuals.
Trying To Contextualize The 5G Network
In the extensive interview below hosted by Alfred Lambremont Webre, Dr. Horton attempts to bring to bear her vast knowledge of the capabilities of energy weapons, and awaken us to the fact that these are the true modern weapons of warfare of today, not the ballistic weapons that we still see portrayed in movies and talked about in geopolitical conflicts.
She also employs her knowledge and personal experience of the ‘Targeted Individuals’ phenomena, as well as her run-ins with the shadow government and their military and intelligence tentacles to create a broad context for what the 5G network really is:
I think the average person struggles so much understanding what all this is about and that’s what they [Global Elite] are banking on. So they are banking on the fact that, for example, there is a very simple con hidden in this marketing ploy that is 5G. For example when they brought up 3G and 4G, everybody assumes that 5G is just a better 3 and 4G so what’s all this fuss about? Is it just Luddites who are just, you know, they just, they are scared, and they are tree-huggers, and they just don’t really enjoy watching happy kitten videos super-fast on their phone? But that’s not what it is. So 5G is a fundamentally different system.
I think what I would like to do is to take all the people who are maybe even more overwhelmed than I am, you know, I want to pick them up where they’re at, maybe, and then bring them up to speed and tell them everything I know, so by the end of the show they at least know what I think and what I know, so that they can make up their own mind what they think. And there’s several discoveries I had, trying to research the subject, and I should say that my main focus is not even 5G or 5G campaigning. My main focus is campaigning to have all the Directed Energy Weapons systems shut down, which includes also satellite weaponry, weaponry hidden in cars, weapons carried by gangstalkers in rucksacks, and all this sort of stuff and out of all that, 5G is, if you like, the state system. It encapsulates everything. It can do a bit of everything and it will be everywhere.
So your 5G system is like a gangstalker with a Directed Energy Weapon in his rucksack who shoots you in the face as you’re walking behind him, you know, on the pavement for example. But it will not be a gangstalker, they can do away with those, if they just have these 5G antennas every 50 or 100 meters. So the 5G system will do everything that the current global weapons systems can do and, it can also, I strongly believe, it can also instantly kill. Ok?
So in other words, if you want to cut to the chase, my view of the 5G system, and I’ll show you why I think that’s the case, the 5G system should be best imagined as the government, or this shadowy group that has infested the government, taking over every city on the planet and every village and even the smallest town and even the, you know, the forest, where you think there is nothing, and putting up hidden machine guns that follow you and your family pointing right at you and these are, you know, set sharp so that they can shoot you dead at the speed of light if somebody so wishes. Ok? So that is the best description of the 5G system that I have.

A Complex System With Grisly Motives
The above description and much of her explanation in the video may strain credulity for many readers. It certainly challenges the mainstream worldview that our elected leaders are the flawed but ultimately legitimate authorities of our world, that wars and killing are conducted for justifiable reasons, that intelligence agencies protect us and will not try to harm us, or that we are not in some way victims of complex social engineering designed to turn us all into obedient slaves. But here at CE we have been poking holes in mainstream perception since our beginnings a decade ago, and today the longstanding hidden plans for mass surveillance, enslavement and depopulation are coming ever more clearly into view.
How clearly is the depopulation agenda coming into view? In the interview Dr. Horton points us to the website deagel.com, a website that monitors the sale and distributions of military weapon technology all over the world. She shows us that plans for genocide are actually reflected in published estimates of depopulation within the next decade. As you can see from the page below, which can be directly accessed here, the population of the United States is predicted to be 100 million by 2025, down from 327 million in 2017.
For Dr. Horton, this insidious decline in the American population over the next few years is likely contingent upon a successful implementation of the 5G network in the US. But this does not mean her overall message is one of doom and gloom, meant to evoke fear and hopelessness. Rather, as someone who has fought against this authority for the better part of her life, she believes that this rush to roll out 5G is a desperate attempt on the part of the global elite, the ‘criminal cartel’ as she calls it, to hold on to the power they have held since Biblical times:
I want to show what the 5G system really looks like in practice, then I want to show, you know, how the industry is actually gloating with it, they know that this is a weapon, they’re gloating, they’re jeering at us, and they’re making fun of us and then I will show you what this weapon is planned to be used for and is already being used for right now.
So what I’m talking about is not just, oh, it’s five years in the future, no, this system is killing people right now. And now, the only question is: the time lag between us ‘realizing,’ accumulating a critical mass, and shutting this system down, and arresting the criminals–whoever thought of putting this into the mange, knowing full well [the consequences]–now that time delay pretty much maps out how many people are going to die, ok?
And this crime cartel…they know what they’re doing, and their goal is to kill as many people as they possibly can, and that is because they realize that with the population growing and the Internet coming in, they cannot hold the same type of control on humanity–it is mathematically impossible to hold the same type of control on humanity–that they used to have, you know, back in the 1980s, even the 1990s and the control they had up until the 1990s was pretty much the control they had going back to Biblical times, and Babylonian times and before.
Dr. Horton reviews some of the presentations that the technical companies have put into the public domain about 5G and shows many instances where these companies seem to be mocking us at our expense, putting in plain sight, with thinly-veiled images and symbols in their drawings, their plans to roll out a weapons system that can target any individual they choose.
It is perhaps this hubris of the ruling class that will be the main cause of their downfall, as they are just helping to accelerate human awakening. For Dr. Horton, the most important thing is that those who receive her message spread it far and wide, because we are actually the ones who will determine how long the time window is before we reach a critical mass and are able to stop the operations of this criminal cartel altogether. From her own personal experience of being a Targeted Individual, her collaborations with other victims, and her research, Dr. Horton truly believes that the more quickly we awaken to these truths and take our power back, the more quickly we end the needless suffering and killing of innocent people.
The Takeaway
While some things are uncertain in these times, there can be no doubt that as a collective, humanity is beginning to awaken to what has actually been going in the world. Zbigniew Brzezinski noted this in 2008, and it was a sage warning to his global elite partners:
For the first time in human history almost all of humanity is politically activated, politically conscious and politically interactive. There are only a few pockets of humanity left in the remotest corners of the world that are not politically alert and engaged with the political turmoil and stirrings that are so widespread today around the world. The resulting global political activism is generating a surge in the quest for personal dignity, cultural respect and economic opportunity in a world painfully scarred by memories of centuries-long alien colonial or imperial domination. (source)
Below is a 7 minute video from a person that installs 5-G please watch it.

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worldtruthtv--2020-08-15--Bring Your Palms Together And See If Your Heart Lines Match Up – THIS Is What It Means

Palm reading is a type of ancient art that goes back hundreds of generations .
It originated in India and spread throughout Asia , Europe , and North America .
It was popularized in the Chinese book the I Ching and Aristotle took an active interest in it .
Even Alexander the Great thought it gave him an edge in battle , and maybe it did .
He did have a 15-year winning streak .
The one most noteworthy line in the palm is located right below the base of the fingers .
It ’ s called the heart line @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that reveals a lot about your relationships and your future love life .
You don ’ t need to pay a palm reader to read it for you though – you can learn to do it yourself .
First , place your hands side by side .
Do your lines of love match ?
To they touch one another when your palms are perfectly aligned ?
Are they a little bit crooked ?
If the right hand line is higher than the left line , it means you ’ re a good lover @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tend to be drawn toward old souls .
You don ’ t care what society thinks and you tend to live freely .
If the left line is higher than the right , it means you ’ re more assertive and independent , not necessarily needing love to complete yourself .
You enjoy a good challenge and while you do have needs , you don ’ t take the search for love terribly seriously .
If the lines are the same height , it signals a calm , nurturing personality .
You don @ @ @ @ @ @ @ great parent .

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Palm reading is a type of ancient art that goes back hundreds of generations. It originated in India and spread throughout Asia, Europe, and North America. It was popularized in the Chinese book the I Ching and Aristotle took an active interest in it. Even Alexander the Great thought it gave him an edge in battle, and maybe it did. He did have a 15-year winning streak.
The one most noteworthy line in the palm is located right below the base of the fingers. It’s called the heart line. It’s a sharp crease that reveals a lot about your relationships and your future love life. You don’t need to pay a palm reader to read it for you though – you can learn to do it yourself.
First, place your hands side by side. Do your lines of love match? To they touch one another when your palms are perfectly aligned? Are they a little bit crooked?
If the right hand line is higher than the left line, it means you’re a good lover, wise beyond your years. You tend to be drawn toward old souls. You don’t care what society thinks and you tend to live freely.
If the left line is higher than the right, it means you’re more assertive and independent, not necessarily needing love to complete yourself. You enjoy a good challenge and while you do have needs, you don’t take the search for love terribly seriously.
If the lines are the same height, it signals a calm, nurturing personality. You don’t like changes and make a great parent.


worldtruthtv--2020-08-14--Chinese Face Map Reveals What Your Body Fights With

When one of our biggest organs – our skin , begins to give symptoms , this can be an indicator that something is wrong .
And what is that , we can see from our face .
According to Chinese medicine every part of our face represents certain organs of our body , and when imbalance occurs it is shown on our face .
The signs are pimples , rash and change of skin color .
Cause : Too much fats and processed food causes slow digestion , as well as too much alcohol , sugar and staying up late @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is working too much and doesn ’ t get the rest it needs .
You eat a lot of meat and you might be allergic to some ingredients .
Cure : Healthy and fresh food is recommended , fresh air , exercises like yoga , fast walk and meditation .
Cure : A lot of clean water , cut down on caffeine , sweetened drinks and alcohol .
Check if you have dehydrated .
Cause : Closed rooms , polluted air , gasses , swollen stomach , bad circulation .
High blood pressure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ area of the face .
Cure : Check your blood pressure , follow the cholesterol level .
Organic green tea can help you get rid the toxins .
Exercising is mandatory .
Asthma , pollution , smoking…..There is also a chance of dark circles round your eyes Cure : Keep away from polluted air and smoke .
If you smoke , stop smoking .
Start with physical activities .
Cause : Smoking , stress and bad food as well as lots of sugar Cause : Food that contains lots of fat , sugar @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This part is most affected after using season food .
Staying up until late as well as stress can cause imbalance .
Cure : Start a diet that can help you establish balance .
Eat a lot of fruit .
If the problems continue visit a doctor .
Cause : Too much salty food , spices and not enough water .
Sometimes too much caffeine .
Cure : Cut down on salt , spices and caffeine .
But , drink more water .

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When one of our biggest organs – our skin, begins to give symptoms, this can be an indicator that something is wrong. And what is that, we can see from our face.
According to Chinese medicine every part of our face represents certain organs of our body, and when imbalance occurs it is shown on our face. The signs are pimples, rash and change of skin color.
Forehead: bladder and small intestine
Cause:
Too much fats and processed food causes slow digestion, as well as too much alcohol, sugar and staying up late, stress.
Cure:
Raw food, lots of water, alcohol abstinence and good sleep.
Between the eyebrows: liver
Cause:
Your stomach is working too much and doesn’t get the rest it needs. You eat a lot of meat and you might be allergic to some ingredients.
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Cure:Healthy and fresh food is recommended, fresh air, exercises like yoga, fast walk and meditation.
Eyebrow arch: kidneys
Cause:
Too much smoking, alcohol, bad circulation, weak heart
Cure:
A lot of clean water, cut down on caffeine, sweetened drinks and alcohol. Check if you have dehydrated.
Nose: heart
Cause:
Closed rooms, polluted air, gasses, swollen stomach, bad circulation. High blood pressure can also cause many problems in this area of the face.
Cure:
Check your blood pressure, follow the cholesterol level. Organic green tea can help you get rid the toxins. Exercising is mandatory.
Upper part of the cheeks: lungs
Cause:
Asthma, pollution, smoking…..There is also a chance of dark circles round your eyes
Cure:
Keep away from polluted air and smoke. If you smoke, stop smoking. Start with physical activities.
Cheeks: lungs and kidneys
Cause:
Smoking, stress and bad food as well as lots of sugar
Cure:
Eliminate bad food and start using quality cosmetic products.
Mouth and chin: stomach
Cause:
Food that contains lots of fat, sugar and stimulants like caffeine and alcohol. This part is most affected after using season food. Staying up until late as well as stress can cause imbalance.
Cure:
Start a diet that can help you establish balance. Eat a lot of fruit. If the problems continue visit a doctor.
Jaw and neck: hormones
Cause:
Too much salty food, spices and not enough water. Sometimes too much caffeine.
Cure:
Cut down on salt, spices and caffeine. But, drink more water.


worldtruthtv--2020-08-14--11 Body Parts Defense Researchers Will Use To Track You

Cell phones that can identify you by how you walk .
Fingerprint scanners that work from 25 feet away .
Radars that pick up your heartbeat from behind concrete walls .
Algorithms that can tell identical twins apart .
Eyebrows and earlobes that give you away .
A new generation of technologies is emerging that can identify you by your physiology .
And unlike the old crop of biometric systems , you don ’ t need to be right up close to the scanner in order to be identified .
If they work as advertised , they may be able @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you ’ ve been spotted .
Biometrics had a boom after 9/11 .
Gobs of government money poured into face and iris recognition systems ; the Pentagon alone spent nearly $ 3 billion in five years , and the Defense Department was only one of many federal agencies funneling cash in the technologies .
Civil libertarians feared the worst as face-spotters were turned on crowds of citizens in the hopes of catching a single crook .
But while the technologies proved helpful in verifying identities at entry points from Iraq to international airports @ @ @ @ @ @ @ surrounding biometrics never quite panned out .
Even after all that investment , scanners still aren ’ t particularly good at finding a particular face in the crowd , for example ; variable lighting conditions and angles ( not to mention hats ) continue to confound the systems .
Eventually , the biometrics market — and the government enthusiasm for it — cooled off .
The technological development has not .
Corporate and academic labs are continuing to find new ways to ID people with more accuracy , and from further away .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ what noticeable ears you have .
So noticeable in fact that researchers are exploring ways to detect the ears ’ features like they were fingerprints .
In 2010 , a group of British researchers used a process called “ image ray transform ” to shoot light rays at human ears , and then repeat an algorithm to draw an image of the tubular-shaped parts of the organ .
The curved edges around the rim of the ear is a characteristic — and most obvious — example .
Then , the researchers converted the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the image as your own .
Finally , it ’ s just a matter of a machine scanning your ears again , and matching it up to what ’ s already stored in the system , which the researchers were able to do accurately 99.6 percent of the time .
In March of 2012 , a pair of New Delhi scientists also tried scanning ears using Gabor filters — a kind of digital image processor similar to human vision — but were accurate to a mere 92 to 96.9 percent , according to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ear biometric research .
It may even be possible to develop ear-scanning in a way that makes it more reliable than fingerprints .
The reason is because your fingerprints can callous over when doing a lot of hard work .
But ears , by and large , don ’ t change much over the course of a lifespan .
There ’ s a debate around this , however , and fingerprinting has a much longer and established history behind it .
A big question is whether ear-scanning will work given different amounts of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ partially ) by hair or jewelry .
But if ear-scanners get to the point of being practical , then they could possibly work alongside fingerprinting instead of replacing them .
Maybe in the future we ’ ll see more extreme ear modification come along as a counter-measure .
In the early and mid-2000s , the Pentagon ’ s blue-sky researchers at Darpa dabbled in something called the “ Unique Signature Detection Project , ” which sought to explore ways to detect people by their scent , and maybe even spot and identify individuals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s work ended in 2008 .
The following year , the Department of Homeland Security fielded a solicitation for research in ways that human scent can indicate whether someone “ might be engaging in deception , ” specifically at airports and other ports of entry .
Odor detection is still just a research project at the moment .
The science is intricate , involving more than 300 chemical compounds that produce human odor .
Our personal stinks can change depending on everything from what we eat to our environment .
But it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ primary odor ” — separate from “ secondary ” odors based on our diet and “ tertiary ” odors based on things like soaps and shampoos .
The primary odor is the one linked to our genetics , and there have already been experiments with mice , which have been found to produce distinct scents unique to individuals .
In 2007 , the government ’ s counter-terror Technical Support Working Group even started a program aimed at collecting and storing human odors for the military ’ s dog handlers .
Dogs , of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people by smell for decades , and are believed to distinguish between humans based on our genetic markers .
Your chest moves , just a little , every time your heart beats or your lungs take in air .
For years , researchers have been monkeying with radars that are sensitive enough to to detect those minuscule chest movements — but powerful enough to do it from hundreds of yards away .
Even reinforced concrete walls and electromagnetic shielding won ’ t stop these radars , or so claim the researchers at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , who are working on such a system for Darpa ’ s “ Biometrics-at-a-distance ” program .
The key is the Doppler Effect — the changes in frequency when one object moves relative to another .
We hear it all the time , when a fire engine passes by , siren blaring .
VAWD says their vehicle-mounted Sense Through Obstruction Remote Monitoring System ( STORMS ) can pick up even small fluctuations of chests .
STORM “ can be used to detect , classify and identify the specific cardiac and pulmonary modulations of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ company document boasts .
By itself , a heartbeat or a breathing rate won ’ t serve as a definitive biometric .
But combine it with soft biometrics ( how someone subtly sways when he or she stands ) and you ’ ve got a unique signature for that person that can ’ t be hidden or covered up .
VAWD says these signature will help improve disaster relief and medical care by providing a “ reliable , real time medical status equal to or better than the current devices , while increasing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” But the company also notes that its system performs “ automated human life-form target tracking ” even when construction materials like “ Afghan mud-huts ” are in the way .
STORM “ has already been deployed by the United States Army on one of its most advanced ground vehicles , ” the company adds .
Does any of that sound like hospital work to you ?
Most people are likely to be familiar with voice readers on gadgets like the iPhone .
But what if there was software that could quickly analyze @ @ @ @ @ @ @ use those voices to identify specific people ?
Russian biometrics firm Speech Technology Center — known as SpeechPro in the U.S. — has the technology .
Called VoiceGrid , the system is able to automatically recognize a person ’ s voice as their own , provided your voice is pre-recorded in a database and can be recalled by the computer .
The company has also developed a version for “ large city , county , state or national system deployments.
” It ’ s seen use in Mexico , according to Slate , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ law enforcement to collect , store , and search hundreds of thousands of voice-prints.
” The National Security Agency has taken interest in similar technology .
So has the FBI .
A 2012 presentation from the National Institute of Standards and Technology — with the assistance of the FBI — also speculated on potential uses including identifying and clearing people ‘ involved in illegal activities , ” locating serial killers and identifying arms traffickers .
Iarpa , the intelligence community ’ s research agency , has also been looking into ways to solve @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mainly .
In 2011 , the agency concluded its Biometric Exploitation Science and Technology Program ( or BEST ) , which made “ speaker recognition advances which included improving robustness to noise , reverberation , and vocal effort , and by automatically detecting these conditions in audio channels , ” spokesperson Schira Madan told Danger Room in an email .
But we wonder if it ’ ll detect autotune .
Imagine a scanner than can look deep inside your eye — from 10 feet away .
Actually , you don ’ t have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is already here .
Scanners have been developed that can focus in and scan irises from a distance of 10 feet , such the IOM PassPort , developed by government contractor SRI International .
The company promises the machine can scan irises at a rate of 30 people per minute — like in high-traffic areas such as airports and train stations .
SRI also claims it can see through contact lenses and glasses .
But the longer-range scanners could also see other uses , aside from airports .
U.S. troops field existing , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ databases of Afghan eyes as part of a plan to use biometric data to tell civilians apart from insurgents .
The Department of Homeland Security has tested iris scanners at a Border Patrol station along the Texas-Mexico border .
The FBI has been working on an iris database for federal prisoners , and Google uses them at company data centers .
But these systems can be fussy , and require that the targets don ’ t move too much .
There might be another way .
The Pentagon ’ s scientists at Darpa @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Methodist University to develop cameras that can automatically zoom-in and scan irises , kinda like what happened to Tom Cruise in Minority Report — and without being blocked by pesky obstructions like eyelashes and glare from light .
But another problem is that iris scanners are not the most secure means of identifying people .
In July 2012 , a group of researchers from the U.S. and Spain discovered a way to spoof the scanners by duplicating iris images stored in databases and creating synthetic copies .
That means someone could conceivably steal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Spotting someone by their irises is one of the best-developed biometric techniques there is .
But Savvides and his Carnegie Mellon colleagues think there may be an equally-promising approach in the area around the eye — also known as the “ periocular ” region .
The “ periocular region has the most dense and the most complex biomedical features on human face , e.g .
contour , eyelids , eyeball , eyebrow , etc.
, which could all vary in shape , size and color , ” they wrote in a 2011 paper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ genetically speaking , a more complex structure means more ‘ coding processing ’ going on with fetal development , and therefore more proteins and genes involved in the determination of appearance .
That is why the periocular region should be the most important facial area for distinguishing people.
” And unlike other biometrics — the face , for instance — the periocular region stays remarkably stable as a person ages .
“ The shape and location of eyes remain largely unchanged while the mouth , nose , chin , cheek , etc.
, @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loosened skin , ” the researchers note .
In other words , this is a marker for life .
Nearby , Savvides and his colleagues think they ’ ve found a second biometric : the shape of the eyebrow .
Face-scanners are sometimes thrown off when people smile or frown .
But the eyebrow shape is “ particularly resilient to certain ( but not all ) expression variations , ” the researchers note in a separate , yet-to-be-published paper .
And the eyebrow can still be seen , even when the subject has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
What ’ s not fully clear is how the eyebrow biometric responds to threading , shaving or waxing .
Saavides , who responded to tons of questions about his research , says there ’ s no fullproof means to avoid this kind of spoofing .
But Saavides is also working on sensors that can analyze multiple facial cues and features , while incorporating algorithms that detect the possibility of a person changing one or two of them .
A pair of plucked eyebrows might be a weak match compared to the bushy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but the computer could also be smart enough to recognize they ’ ve been plucked .
Most fingerprint scanners today require physical contact , but constantly being soaked with finger-oil and dirt can also muck-up the machines .
For that reason , among others , one developer is working on a scanner that may one day read your fingerprints at a distance of 20 feet .
But first , scanners with a 20-foot distance haven ’ t hit the market quite yet .
One machine called the AIRprint , made by Alabama firm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of nine feet , and uses two 1.3 megapixel cameras that receives light in different wavelengths : one horizontally polarized , and the other vertically polarized .
To sort out the different wavelengths , a device beams light at your fingerprints , which bounce back into the lenses , which then combines the separate wavelengths into a clear picture .
A spin-off company called IDair also has a commercial scanner that reaches up to six feet and is marketed toward “ security personnel.
” IDair ’ s 20-foot-range machine is currently in development @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to satellite imagery .
The military is reportedly an interested customer .
The MIT Technology Review surmised that Marines may use them for scanning fingerprints from inside the relative safety of an armored vehicle or behind a blast wall .
It beats exposing yourself to the possibility of a suicide bomb attack .
For the civilian market , that seems better than pressing your fingertips against a greasy scanner , if you ’ re comfortable with the idea of having your prints scanned from far away .
Even before 9/11 , researchers were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out someone by how he or she walks .
And after the Towers fell , Darpa made gait recognition one of the cornerstones of its infamous Total Information Awareness counterterror program .
The problem is that gait can be kind of hard to spot .
A briefcase or a bum leg prevents the recognition system from getting a clear view .
So filming someone walk didn ’ t make for a particularly reliable biometric system .
Plus , the same person may have multiple gaits — one for walking , and another for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of smartphones has opened up a new way of identifying someone ’ s stride .
Androids and iPhones all have accelerometers — sensors that measure how far , how fast , and with how much force an object moves .
“ By using the accelerometer sensor in the cell phone , we are able to capture a person ’ s walking pattern .
As it turns out , these patterns are very good biometric traits for people identiﬁcation .
Because it does not require any special devices , the gait biometrics of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or her knowing , ” write Carnegie Mellon University professor Marios Savvides and his colleagues in a recent paper .
In a small , preliminary study , Savvides and his fellow researchers at the CyLab Biometrics Center claim they were able to get a 99.4 % verification rate with the system when the subjects were walking .
61 % of the time , they were even able to match someone ’ s fast-paced gait to their slower one .
In other words , you can run… .
but with a phone in your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be harder to hide .
The Army wants to see some sweat .
No , not workout sweat , but sweat that can betray hostile intentions .
In 2010 , the Army awarded a nearly $ 70,000 contract to California security firm Irvine Sensors Corporation to develop software that can use sensors to recognize at “ abnormal perspiration and changes in body temperature.
” The idea was to determine “ harmful intent in such military applications as border patrol , stand-off interrogation , surveillance and commercial applications ” including surveillance at businesses and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a bit out there , and still very much in the research stage , but makes a certain kind of sense .
Elevated stress levels could give a suspect away when scanned by hyperspectral sensors that read changes in body temperature .
Though a reliable system will have to work in combination with other biometric signals : threatening body movements , facial expressions , iris scans — all of these will also have to be factored into determining whether someone is up to no good .
The Army contract , dubbed Image Analysis @ @ @ @ @ @ @ develop sensors that read these signs from a distance of nearly 150 feet .
Perhaps a bit optimistic .
But in 2002 , a group of scientists in Minnesota managed to determine if military recruits were engaging in deception by scanning for changes in temperature around their eyes .
So if you ’ re at all freaked out about the idea of sweat-scanners , now might be time for a cold shower .
Most machines that scan and recognize your face require taking a good , clean look .
But now researchers are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only need a few fragmentary snapshots at much longer ranges than ever before .
One machine that can do it is being developed by defense contractor Progeny Systems Corporation , called the “ Long Range , Non-cooperative , Biometric Tagging , Tracking and Location ” system .
Once a person of interest is spotted , the system captures a 2D image of the person ’ s face before converting it into 3D .
Then , once the image has been converted and filed in a database , it can be quickly recalled when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ second time .
That ’ s because 3D reduces the number of pixels needed to analyze the image , speeding up the process and allowing the system to identify a person with a mere glance .
The company also claims the machine works at more than 750 feet .
But a face alone may not be enough to recognize a person with a machine .
Everything from lighting conditions to distance can make it harder to get a clear picture , especially if the person being scanned is on the move , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out of buildings .
Using 3D models makes it easier , but the technology will likely have to be combined with “ soft biometrics ” like an individual ’ s gender , height , weight , skin color and even tattoos .
Slightly creepy , no ?
Well , it gets creepier , like the group of Swiss scientists working on scanning facial features to detect your emotions .
Developers at Carnegie Mellon University have also developed a mobile app called PittPatt –which has since been acquired by Google — that can scan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ images you ’ ve shared over the internet , all in less than a minute .
It used to be that DNA testing took months to perform , from the time when a DNA sample was picked up on a swab , to analyzing it and creating a DNA profile .
Now there are machines that can do it in less than 90 minutes , and the Pentagon wants them .
This month , researchers at the University of North Texas are beginning to test a $ 250,000 machine for the Defense and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Homeland Security , so that “ casualties and enemies killed in action can be quickly identified in the field , ” according to the Biometrics Research Group .
But according to the October issue of Special Operations Technology magazine , rapid DNA testing systems co-developed by defense giant Northrop Grumman had already been delivered to “ unspecified government customers ” beginning back in August .
One of those customers is believed to be the FBI .
California company IntegenX also has a portable rapid-DNA machine that can analyze molecules taken off everything from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s a simple reason why police are so interested .
For a burglar who ’ s breaking into houses and leaving a DNA trail , the machines could clue-in faster than the burglar is able to continue the spree .

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Cell phones that can identify you by how you walk. Fingerprint scanners that work from 25 feet away. Radars that pick up your heartbeat from behind concrete walls. Algorithms that can tell identical twins apart. Eyebrows and earlobes that give you away. A new generation of technologies is emerging that can identify you by your physiology. And unlike the old crop of biometric systems, you don’t need to be right up close to the scanner in order to be identified. If they work as advertised, they may be able to identify you without you ever knowing you’ve been spotted.
Biometrics had a boom after 9/11. Gobs of government money poured into face and iris recognition systems; the Pentagon alone spent nearly $3 billion in five years, and the Defense Department was only one of many federal agencies funneling cash in the technologies. Civil libertarians feared the worst as face-spotters were turned on crowds of citizens in the hopes of catching a single crook.
But while the technologies proved helpful in verifying identities at entry points from Iraq to international airports, the hype — or panic — surrounding biometrics never quite panned out. Even after all that investment, scanners still aren’t particularly good at finding a particular face in the crowd, for example; variable lighting conditions and angles (not to mention hats) continue to confound the systems.
Eventually, the biometrics market — and the government enthusiasm for it — cooled off. The technological development has not. Corporate and academic labs are continuing to find new ways to ID people with more accuracy, and from further away. Here are 11 projects.
The Ear
My, what noticeable ears you have. So noticeable in fact that researchers are exploring ways to detect the ears’ features like they were fingerprints. In 2010, a group of British researchers used a process called “image ray transform” to shoot light rays at human ears, and then repeat an algorithm to draw an image of the tubular-shaped parts of the organ. The curved edges around the rim of the ear is a characteristic — and most obvious — example. Then, the researchers converted the images into a series of numbers marking the image as your own. Finally, it’s just a matter of a machine scanning your ears again, and matching it up to what’s already stored in the system, which the researchers were able to do accurately 99.6 percent of the time. In March of 2012, a pair of New Delhi scientists also tried scanning ears using Gabor filters — a kind of digital image processor similar to human vision — but were accurate to a mere 92 to 96.9 percent, according to a recent survey (pdf) of ear biometric research.
It may even be possible to develop ear-scanning in a way that makes it more reliable than fingerprints. The reason is because your fingerprints can callous over when doing a lot of hard work. But ears, by and large, don’t change much over the course of a lifespan. There’s a debate around this, however, and fingerprinting has a much longer and established history behind it. A big question is whether ear-scanning will work given different amounts of light, or when covered (even partially) by hair or jewelry. But if ear-scanners get to the point of being practical, then they could possibly work alongside fingerprinting instead of replacing them. Maybe in the future we’ll see more extreme ear modification come along as a counter-measure.
Odor
In the early and mid-2000s, the Pentagon’s blue-sky researchers at Darpa dabbled in something called the “Unique Signature Detection Project,” which sought to explore ways to detect people by their scent, and maybe even spot and identify individuals based on their distinct smells. Darpa’s work ended in 2008. The following year, the Department of Homeland Security fielded a solicitation for research in ways that human scent can indicate whether someone “might be engaging in deception,” specifically at airports and other ports of entry.
Odor detection is still just a research project at the moment. The science is intricate, involving more than 300 chemical compounds that produce human odor. Our personal stinks can change depending on everything from what we eat to our environment. But it may be possible to distinguish our “primary odor” — separate from “secondary” odors based on our diet and “tertiary” odors based on things like soaps and shampoos. The primary odor is the one linked to our genetics, and there have already been experiments with mice, which have been found to produce distinct scents unique to individuals. In 2007, the government’s counter-terror Technical Support Working Group even started a program aimed at collecting and storing human odors for the military’s dog handlers. Dogs, of course, have been used to track people by smell for decades, and are believed to distinguish between humans based on our genetic markers.
Heartbeat
Your chest moves, just a little, every time your heart beats or your lungs take in air. For years, researchers have been monkeying with radars that are sensitive enough to to detect those minuscule chest movements — but powerful enough to do it from hundreds of yards away. Even reinforced concrete walls and electromagnetic shielding won’t stop these radars, or so claim the researchers at the small, Arizona-based defense contractor VAWD Engineering, who are working on such a system for Darpa’s “Biometrics-at-a-distance” program.
The key is the Doppler Effect — the changes in frequency when one object moves relative to another. We hear it all the time, when a fire engine passes by, siren blaring. VAWD says their vehicle-mounted Sense Through Obstruction Remote Monitoring System (STORMS) can pick up even small fluctuations of chests.
STORM “can be used to detect, classify and identify the specific cardiac and pulmonary modulations of a… person of interest,” a company document boasts. By itself, a heartbeat or a breathing rate won’t serve as a definitive biometric. But combine it with soft biometrics (how someone subtly sways when he or she stands) and you’ve got a unique signature for that person that can’t be hidden or covered up.
VAWD says these signature will help improve disaster relief and medical care by providing a “reliable, real time medical status equal to or better than the current devices, while increasing the mobility and comfort of the patient.”
But the company also notes that its system performs “automated human life-form target tracking” even when construction materials like “Afghan mud-huts” are in the way. STORM “has already been deployed by the United States Army on one of its most advanced ground vehicles,” the company adds.
Does any of that sound like hospital work to you?
Voice
Most people are likely to be familiar with voice readers on gadgets like the iPhone. But what if there was software that could quickly analyze the voice of thousands, and even use those voices to identify specific people?
Russian biometrics firm Speech Technology Center — known as SpeechPro in the U.S. — has the technology. Called VoiceGrid, the system is able to automatically recognize a person’s voice as their own, provided your voice is pre-recorded in a database and can be recalled by the computer. The company has also developed a version for “large city, county, state or national system deployments.”
It’s seen use in Mexico, according to Slate, “where it is being used by law enforcement to collect, store, and search hundreds of thousands of voice-prints.” The National Security Agency has taken interest in similar technology. So has the FBI. A 2012 presentation from the National Institute of Standards and Technology — with the assistance of the FBI — also speculated on potential uses including identifying and clearing people ‘involved in illegal activities,” locating serial killers and identifying arms traffickers. Iarpa, the intelligence community’s research agency, has also been looking into ways to solve some of its problems: audio interference mainly. In 2011, the agency concluded its Biometric Exploitation Science and Technology Program (or BEST), which made “speaker recognition advances which included improving robustness to noise, reverberation, and vocal effort, and by automatically detecting these conditions in audio channels,” spokesperson Schira Madan told Danger Room in an email. But we wonder if it’ll detect autotune.
The Iris
Imagine a scanner than can look deep inside your eye — from 10 feet away. Actually, you don’t have to think that hard. The technology is already here. Scanners have been developed that can focus in and scan irises from a distance of 10 feet, such the IOM PassPort, developed by government contractor SRI International. The company promises the machine can scan irises at a rate of 30 people per minute — like in high-traffic areas such as airports and train stations. SRI also claims it can see through contact lenses and glasses.
But the longer-range scanners could also see other uses, aside from airports. U.S. troops field existing, short-range and handheld iris scanners to build databases of Afghan eyes as part of a plan to use biometric data to tell civilians apart from insurgents. The Department of Homeland Security has tested iris scanners at a Border Patrol station along the Texas-Mexico border. The FBI has been working on an iris database for federal prisoners, and Google uses them at company data centers. But these systems can be fussy, and require that the targets don’t move too much.
There might be another way. The Pentagon’s scientists at Darpa have funded a research project at Southern Methodist University to develop cameras that can automatically zoom-in and scan irises, kinda like what happened to Tom Cruise in Minority Report — and without being blocked by pesky obstructions like eyelashes and glare from light. But another problem is that iris scanners are not the most secure means of identifying people. In July 2012, a group of researchers from the U.S. and Spain discovered a way to spoof the scanners by duplicating iris images stored in databases and creating synthetic copies. That means someone could conceivably steal your eyes, in a way.
Periocular
Spotting someone by their irises is one of the best-developed biometric techniques there is. But Savvides and his Carnegie Mellon colleagues think there may be an equally-promising approach in the area around the eye — also known as the “periocular” region.
The “periocular region has the most dense and the most complex biomedical features on human face, e.g. contour, eyelids, eyeball, eyebrow, etc., which could all vary in shape, size and color,” they wrote in a 2011 paper. (.pdf) “Biologically and genetically speaking, a more complex structure means more ‘coding processing’ going on with fetal development, and therefore more proteins and genes involved in the determination of appearance. That is why the periocular region should be the most important facial area for distinguishing people.”
And unlike other biometrics — the face, for instance — the periocular region stays remarkably stable as a person ages. “The shape and location of eyes remain largely unchanged while the mouth, nose, chin, cheek, etc., are more susceptible to changes given a loosened skin,” the researchers note. In other words, this is a marker for life.
Nearby, Savvides and his colleagues think they’ve found a second biometric: the shape of the eyebrow. Face-scanners are sometimes thrown off when people smile or frown. But the eyebrow shape is “particularly resilient to certain (but not all) expression variations,” the researchers note in a separate, yet-to-be-published paper. And the eyebrow can still be seen, even when the subject has most of his or her face covered.
What’s not fully clear is how the eyebrow biometric responds to threading, shaving or waxing. Saavides, who responded to tons of questions about his research, says there’s no fullproof means to avoid this kind of spoofing. But Saavides is also working on sensors that can analyze multiple facial cues and features, while incorporating algorithms that detect the possibility of a person changing one or two of them. A pair of plucked eyebrows might be a weak match compared to the bushy ones the computer has on file — but the computer could also be smart enough to recognize they’ve been plucked.
Long-Range Fingerprint Scanners
Most fingerprint scanners today require physical contact, but constantly being soaked with finger-oil and dirt can also muck-up the machines. For that reason, among others, one developer is working on a scanner that may one day read your fingerprints at a distance of 20 feet.
But first, scanners with a 20-foot distance haven’t hit the market quite yet. One machine called the AIRprint, made by Alabama firm Advanced Optical Systems, has a range of nine feet, and uses two 1.3 megapixel cameras that receives light in different wavelengths: one horizontally polarized, and the other vertically polarized. To sort out the different wavelengths, a device beams light at your fingerprints, which bounce back into the lenses, which then combines the separate wavelengths into a clear picture. A spin-off company called IDair also has a commercial scanner that reaches up to six feet and is marketed toward “security personnel.” IDair’s 20-foot-range machine is currently in development, and is described as functioning similar to satellite imagery.
The military is reportedly an interested customer. The MIT Technology Review surmised that Marines may use them for scanning fingerprints from inside the relative safety of an armored vehicle or behind a blast wall. It beats exposing yourself to the possibility of a suicide bomb attack. For the civilian market, that seems better than pressing your fingertips against a greasy scanner, if you’re comfortable with the idea of having your prints scanned from far away.
Gait
Even before 9/11, researchers were floating that notion that you could pick out someone by how he or she walks. And after the Towers fell, Darpa made gait recognition one of the cornerstones of its infamous Total Information Awareness counterterror program.
The problem is that gait can be kind of hard to spot. A briefcase or a bum leg prevents the recognition system from getting a clear view. So filming someone walk didn’t make for a particularly reliable biometric system. Plus, the same person may have multiple gaits — one for walking, and another for running, say.
But the spread of smartphones has opened up a new way of identifying someone’s stride. Androids and iPhones all have accelerometers — sensors that measure how far, how fast, and with how much force an object moves.
“By using the accelerometer sensor in the cell phone, we are able to capture a person’s walking pattern. As it turns out, these patterns are very good biometric traits for people identiﬁcation. Because it does not require any special devices, the gait biometrics of a subject can even be captured without him or her knowing,” write Carnegie Mellon University professor Marios Savvides and his colleagues in a recent paper.
In a small, preliminary study, Savvides and his fellow researchers at the CyLab Biometrics Center claim they were able to get a 99.4% verification rate with the system when the subjects were walking. 61% of the time, they were even able to match someone’s fast-paced gait to their slower one. In other words, you can run…. but with a phone in your pocket, it’s going to be harder to hide.
Sweat
The Army wants to see some sweat. No, not workout sweat, but sweat that can betray hostile intentions. In 2010, the Army awarded a nearly $70,000 contract to California security firm Irvine Sensors Corporation to develop software that can use sensors to recognize at “abnormal perspiration and changes in body temperature.” The idea was to determine “harmful intent in such military applications as border patrol, stand-off interrogation, surveillance and commercial applications” including surveillance at businesses and “shopping areas.” It’s a bit out there, and still very much in the research stage, but makes a certain kind of sense. Elevated stress levels could give a suspect away when scanned by hyperspectral sensors that read changes in body temperature.
Though a reliable system will have to work in combination with other biometric signals: threatening body movements, facial expressions, iris scans — all of these will also have to be factored into determining whether someone is up to no good. The Army contract, dubbed Image Analysis for Personal Intent, also sought to develop sensors that read these signs from a distance of nearly 150 feet. Perhaps a bit optimistic. But in 2002, a group of scientists in Minnesota managed to determine if military recruits were engaging in deception by scanning for changes in temperature around their eyes. So if you’re at all freaked out about the idea of sweat-scanners, now might be time for a cold shower.
Advanced Face Recognition
Most machines that scan and recognize your face require taking a good, clean look. But now researchers are working on replacing them with scanners that only need a few fragmentary snapshots at much longer ranges than ever before.
One machine that can do it is being developed by defense contractor Progeny Systems Corporation, called the “Long Range, Non-cooperative, Biometric Tagging, Tracking and Location” system. Once a person of interest is spotted, the system captures a 2D image of the person’s face before converting it into 3D. Then, once the image has been converted and filed in a database, it can be quickly recalled when the system spots the person for a second time. That’s because 3D reduces the number of pixels needed to analyze the image, speeding up the process and allowing the system to identify a person with a mere glance. The company also claims the machine works at more than 750 feet.
But a face alone may not be enough to recognize a person with a machine. Everything from lighting conditions to distance can make it harder to get a clear picture, especially if the person being scanned is on the move, in a crowd, or ducking in and out of buildings. Using 3D models makes it easier, but the technology will likely have to be combined with “soft biometrics” like an individual’s gender, height, weight, skin color and even tattoos.
Slightly creepy, no? Well, it gets creepier, like the group of Swiss scientists working on scanning facial features to detect your emotions. Developers at Carnegie Mellon University have also developed a mobile app called PittPatt –which has since been acquired by Google — that can scan your face and match it up with images you’ve shared over the internet, all in less than a minute.
Rapid DNA Testing
It used to be that DNA testing took months to perform, from the time when a DNA sample was picked up on a swab, to analyzing it and creating a DNA profile. Now there are machines that can do it in less than 90 minutes, and the Pentagon wants them.
This month, researchers at the University of North Texas are beginning to test a $250,000 machine for the Defense and Justice Departments, and the Department of Homeland Security, so that “casualties and enemies killed in action can be quickly identified in the field,” according to the Biometrics Research Group. But according to the October issue of Special Operations Technology magazine, rapid DNA testing systems co-developed by defense giant Northrop Grumman had already been delivered to “unspecified government customers” beginning back in August. One of those customers is believed to be the FBI. California company IntegenX also has a portable rapid-DNA machine that can analyze molecules taken off everything from clothing to cigarette butts. There’s a simple reason why police are so interested. For a burglar who’s breaking into houses and leaving a DNA trail, the machines could clue-in faster than the burglar is able to continue the spree.
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worldtruthtv--2020-08-14--Rapper Mobb Deep Tweeted About ‘Sex Rituals On Kids’

Rapper Prodigy , a member of the hardcore New York hip-hop duo Mobb Deep , has died .
He was 42 .
The rapper ’ s publicist said in a statement Tuesday that Prodigy was hospitalized a few days ago in Las Vegas “ for complications caused by a sickle cell anemia crisis.
” Prodigy has battled sickle cell since birth and was in Las Vegas for a performance .
The exact cause of death was not clear , the representative said .
Clark County Coroner John Fudenberg told The Associated Press in Las Vegas that it could take up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of death .
But he said foul play was not suspected .
Officer Laura Meltzer said Las Vegas police were not called to investigate the death .
Prodigy was born in New York .
He found success in the ’ 90s with fellow rapper Havoc in Mobb Deep .
The duo ’ s hits included “ Quiet Storm ” with Lil Kim , “ Shook Ones ( Part II ) ” and “ Hey Luv ( Anything ) .
” “ It is with extreme sadness and disbelief that we confirm the death @ @ @ @ @ @ @ better known to millions of fans as Prodigy of legendary NY rap duo Mobb Deep , ” the statement read from Prodigy ’ s publicist .
“ We would like to thank everyone for respecting the family ’ s privacy at this time.
” Nas , who is also from Queens , New York , called Prodigy a “ king ” in an Instagram post .
Prodigy ’ s rap partner , Havoc , posted two photos on Instagram , one with the caption : “ Forever.
” And Lil Wayne tweeted : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world lost a G. ” Others , from Sean “ Diddy ” Combs to Q-Tip , also paid tribute to Prodigy , who was often praised for his skilled rhymes and lyrics .
Mobb Deep earned a platinum plaque for the 1999 album , “ Murda Muzik , ” which featured the memorable remix of “ Quiet Storm , ” still performed by Lil Kim on the road today .
The duo also reached gold status with the albums “ Infamy , ” ” Hell on Earth ” and “ The Infamous.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ last year , based on his time in jail .
The book , “ commissary kitchen : my infamous prison cookbook , ” was released on Infamous , Prodigy ’ s own imprint at Brooklyn-based Akashic Books .
He said being in prison changed him .
Prodigy served most of a 3.5-year sentence in a medium-security dorm at Mid-State Correctional Facility near Utica , New York , after a plea deal on a weapons possession charge in 2007 .
“ It made me realize the gravity , the reality of having everything taken @ @ @ @ @ @ @ family , my freedom , ” he told The Associated Press in an interview last year .
The rapper , who is a father of two , said it was hard to leave his kids who were young when he went to prison .
“ I just tell them , you know , it was horrible .
You don ’ t ever want to be in that position .
Learn from my mistakes .
Learn from me .
You don ’ t have go through it yourself , ” he said .

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Rapper Prodigy, a member of the hardcore New York hip-hop duo Mobb Deep, has died. He was 42.
The rapper’s publicist said in a statement Tuesday that Prodigy was hospitalized a few days ago in Las Vegas “for complications caused by a sickle cell anemia crisis.” Prodigy has battled sickle cell since birth and was in Las Vegas for a performance.
The exact cause of death was not clear, the representative said.
2014 controversial tweet
Clark County Coroner John Fudenberg told The Associated Press in Las Vegas that it could take up to six weeks to determine a cause of death. But he said foul play was not suspected. Officer Laura Meltzer said Las Vegas police were not called to investigate the death.
Prodigy was born in New York. He found success in the ’90s with fellow rapper Havoc in Mobb Deep. The duo’s hits included “Quiet Storm” with Lil Kim, “Shook Ones (Part II)” and “Hey Luv (Anything).”
“It is with extreme sadness and disbelief that we confirm the death of our dear friend Albert Johnson, better known to millions of fans as Prodigy of legendary NY rap duo Mobb Deep,” the statement read from Prodigy’s publicist. “We would like to thank everyone for respecting the family’s privacy at this time.”
Nas, who is also from Queens, New York, called Prodigy a “king” in an Instagram post. Prodigy’s rap partner, Havoc, posted two photos on Instagram, one with the caption: “Forever.” And Lil Wayne tweeted: “Rap game lost a legend the world lost a G.”
Others, from Sean “Diddy” Combs to Q-Tip, also paid tribute to Prodigy, who was often praised for his skilled rhymes and lyrics.
Mobb Deep earned a platinum plaque for the 1999 album, “Murda Muzik,” which featured the memorable remix of “Quiet Storm,” still performed by Lil Kim on the road today. The duo also reached gold status with the albums “Infamy,” ”Hell on Earth” and “The Infamous.”
Prodigy released several solo albums, including the gold-selling “H.N.I.C.” 2000.
He released a cookbook of prison recipes last year, based on his time in jail. The book, “commissary kitchen: my infamous prison cookbook,” was released on Infamous, Prodigy’s own imprint at Brooklyn-based Akashic Books.
He said being in prison changed him. Prodigy served most of a 3.5-year sentence in a medium-security dorm at Mid-State Correctional Facility near Utica, New York, after a plea deal on a weapons possession charge in 2007.
“It made me realize the gravity, the reality of having everything taken from you. My career, my family, my freedom,” he told The Associated Press in an interview last year.
The rapper, who is a father of two, said it was hard to leave his kids who were young when he went to prison.
“I just tell them, you know, it was horrible. You don’t ever want to be in that position. Learn from my mistakes. Learn from me. You don’t have go through it yourself,” he said.
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