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  • The Author of the Unsaid (Out of Time) | Confessions from the End of the Third Act

    ToreSays - Apr 5th 2025 3:11pm EDT

    Ghost in the script is telling you what America 250 is all about. WASHINGTON, D.C. — In the summer of 2018, while cable news churned through Trump tweets and pundits mocked the chaos of his first term, an innocuous email slipped through the wires of the U.S. State Department. Sent by the most qualified individual […]

  • Tariffs Hurt. But So Did Losing Our Factories.

    ToreSays - Apr 5th 2025 10:52am EDT

    The United States has entered a pivotal moment. With the latest round of tariffs targeting imports from China, particularly goods vital to small businesses, the reality of disruption is no longer a possibility but an inevitability. The stakes couldn’t be higher for the countless American companies that have relied on low-cost overseas manufacturing to stay […]

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  • Gotham Without Intent: How Predictive Policing Lost the Plot

    ToreSays - Mar 30th 2025 4:34pm EDT

    Trolls, cyberstalkers, protest organizers, and those moonlighting as traitors-for-hire—take note. The age of plausible deniability is drawing to a close. AI has entered the chat, bringing intent recognition to the table. That’s right: no more hiding behind irony, burner accounts, or half-hearted memes. Whether you’re obsessively following your ex across platforms, organizing just a little […]

  • The Perfect Trap: A Digital Cage That Captures Both the Watched and the Watchers

    ToreSays - Feb 28th 2025 9:50am EST

    NSO, Paragon, and the Intelligence Shell Game The recently announced acquisition of an Israeli cyber-intelligence firm, Paragon Solutions, co-founded by former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, by the U.S. private equity firm AE Industrial Partners — for as much as $900 million — has resharpened scrutiny of private surveillance firms’ deep entanglement with government agencies. We have […]

  • The TOR Trap: USAID, Harvard, China, Ulbricht and the WikiLeaks Files

    ToreSays - Feb 19th 2025 4:24pm EST

    The Tor network heralded as a bastion of online anonymity, has been instrumental in the lives of journalists, whistleblowers, and dissidents worldwide. However, mounting evidence suggests that entities like the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have developed methods to compromise security, casting a shadow over its reliability as […]

  • Presidents’ Day Special: The Bush Family and the Hidden Hand of History

    ToreSays - Feb 17th 2025 10:42am EST

    Every Presidents’ Day, Americans dust off their patriotic fervor, wave the flag, and celebrate the noble leaders who have guided the nation—some with wisdom, others with sheer audacity. But while most people are busy honoring Washington’s integrity or Lincoln’s resilience, we will take a different route. Today, we shine a spotlight on the Bush dynasty—a […]

  • NATSEC SERIES| China’s Strategic Takeover Through Drones, Borders, and Global Governance

    ToreSays - Feb 13th 2025 11:44am EST

    China is moving its pieces on the global chessboard, and Washington is making it unchallenged. This should not just be a concern—it should be the national security priority in every briefing, every agency, and every high-level decision in Washington. China’s assumption of the UN Security Council presidency in February 2025 presents serious national security risks […]

  • NATSEC SERIES| China’s Strategic Takeover Through Drones, Borders, and Global Governance

    ToreSays - Feb 13th 2025 11:44am EST

    China is moving its pieces on the global chessboard, and Washington is making it unchallenged. This should not just be a concern—it should be the national security priority in every briefing, every agency, and every high-level decision in Washington. China’s assumption of the UN Security Council presidency in February 2025 presents serious national security risks […]

  • Canada, China, and the Silent Energy War: Premier Ford’s Startling Confession

    ToreSays - Feb 11th 2025 8:54pm EST

    When energy sovereignty is secure, the U.S. drives the global dialogue on energy policies, technology advancements, and pricing structures. It sets the pace rather than chasing after others … U.S. energy sovereignty is more than a concept; it’s a safeguard, an anchor in the volatile waters of global energy markets. Imagine a ship navigating a […]

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  • The Ivory Tower Cartel: How Academia & Courts Block Trump’s Crackdown on Federal Money Laundering

    ToreSays - Feb 11th 2025 2:02pm EST

    The question is not whether academia wields power in Washington but whether Washington is merely an extension of academia itself. Legacy media, as always, wants you to pick a side—turning the judge’s ruling into just another partisan brawl instead of what it is: a question of whether taxpayer money is being misused. Unfortunately, much of […]

  • IC SERIES| NATSEC Risk: Our Tax Dollars Fund Global Destabilization Without Consent PART I

    ToreSays - Feb 9th 2025 1:41pm EST

    I saw Elon’s tweet (below) this morning, and it hit me—we’ve only scratched the surface. His words prompted me to take a deeper look, and what I found was undeniable: USAID isn’t just a foreign aid agency; it’s a front for something far more insidious. Beneath the humanitarian facade lies a covert influence machine, funneling […]

  • Opinion| USAID FUNDING & The Hypocrisy of Selective Outrage

    ToreSays - Feb 9th 2025 10:55am EST

    A recent disclosure revealing federal taxpayer dollars flowing into private institutions—nonprofits, media organizations, and even individual journalists—has ignited widespread discussion. However, the response to this revelation exposes a glaring inconsistency: when individuals or organizations deemed “favorable” receive this funding, their supporters rationalize or excuse it. Yet, when the same financial entanglements involve recipients they dislike, […]

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  • U.S. FUNDING OF A CANADIAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY—BLACK BUDGET OPERATIONS OR SYSTEMIC FRAUD?

    ToreSays - Feb 8th 2025 1:12pm EST

    A Half-Billion Dollar Mystery: How a Canadian Public University Receives Massive U.S. Government Funding Without Oversight The covert flow of undisclosed funding through Canadian academic institutions is neither new nor without precedent. Decades ago, McGill University became the epicenter of one of the most egregious cases of clandestine foreign influence when the CIA secretly financed […]

  • Beyond the FBI and DOJ: It’s the Judges Who Must Answer

    ToreSays - Feb 3rd 2025 1:47pm EST

    If justice is to be served, the judges who have betrayed their oath must be the first to face judgment, followed by the FBI agents and prosecutors. Stop Chasing Shadows: The Real Target Is the Judiciary The media, political pundits, and every thirsty social media influencer desperate for clout have fixated on the wrong villains. […]

  • IC Series| Parallel Governance: Introduction to USAID & NGOs

    ToreSays - Feb 3rd 2025 9:57am EST

    I don’t think people fully grasp that USAID is not just an agency—it’s a weapon. NGOs aren’t charitable organizations but strategic tools of influence and control. Because of this, their funding is astronomically high—not as a byproduct of inefficiency, but by design. That’s precisely why I felt it was crucial to write this article: to […]

  • The Trojan Horse at the FAA | DEI Chris Rocheleau and the Collapse of U.S. Aviation

    ToreSays - Feb 2nd 2025 1:51pm EST

    The FAA is no longer serving the interests of American aviation. Instead, it has become a bureaucratic weapon for globalist policies, DEI compliance, and political loyalty tests that undermine safety, innovation, and national security. At the heart of this crisis is Chris Rocheleau, a career bureaucrat whose tenure at the FAA has been marked by […]

  • Ohio’s Unconstitutional AI Agenda: Governance by Algorithm

    ToreSays - Dec 29th 2024 4:57pm EST

    The recent report by Statehouse News Bureau highlights Ohio’s use of artificial intelligence to streamline its regulatory code, eliminating outdated and redundant terms like “telegraphs” and “cassette tapes.” While presented as a harmless modernization effort, this initiative, led by Lt. Governor Jon Husted under the Common Sense Initiative, raises profound concerns about the constitutionality of […]

  • The Invisible Enemy: How the World Was Conquered Without War Series (IV)

    ToreSays - Dec 29th 2024 1:50pm EST

    The East outsmarted Alexander the Great When Western eyes fixated on Alexander the Great’s extraordinary conquests half a world away, China quietly wrote a chapter that would reshape history. While Alexander raced across continents, toppling empires and building a legacy of broken cities and merged cultures, the Warring States of China was constructing a behemoth […]

  • The Invisible Enemy: How the World Was Conquered Without War Series (III)

    ToreSays - Dec 22nd 2024 6:17pm EST

    [This analysis will be available in print for those wishing to obtain a tangible copy of it in Book Format] Chapter III The Perception of Empire vs. the Reality of Empire ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME WAS BY DESIGN Rome did not become the archetype of empire by chance—it was a deliberate choice. At some […]

  • The Invisible Enemy: How the World Was Conquered Without War Series (II)

    ToreSays - Dec 22nd 2024 5:11pm EST

    [This analysis will be available in print for those wishing to obtain a tangible copy of it in Book Format] CHAPTER II The History of an Empire That Never Fell Throughout history, China’s approach to power has been a masterclass in patience, strategy, and the art of subtle conquest. Unlike empires that sought expansion through […]

  • The Invisible Enemy: How the World Was Conquered Without War Series

    ToreSays - Dec 22nd 2024 4:55pm EST

    [This analysis will be available in print for those wishing to obtain a tangible copy of it in Book Format] Preface One day, as a teenager, I approached my father, feeling sick after drinking too much. Instead of scolding me, he gently held my hair back and helped me through the discomfort. When I apologized, […]

  • Chapter 11 | I Do Not Exist vs Cogito, ergo sum.

    ToreSays - Dec 21st 2024 10:55pm EST

    This is a chapter from my book. This chapter marks a turning point that forced me to confront the aftermath of being “deleted” from the intelligence community in 2014. For nearly a decade, I’ve grappled with questions that many of you may find disturbingly relevant as we edge closer to an AI-governed future. While this […]

  • IC SERIES| Red Threads: Unraveling PRC Influence in U.S. Politics and the 2020 Elections

    ToreSays - Dec 21st 2024 1:30am EST

    Chinese spies, Konnech, Elections, and USPS all center in one place: CALIFORNIA Today’s Indictment against Mike Sun is HUGE The indictment details a criminal complaint filed by the United States against Yaoning Sun, also known as “Mike Sun” and “Yuening Sun,” for conspiring and acting as an illegal agent of the People’s Republic of China […]

  • Secrets in the Skies: Why the Government Wants You to Believe in Aliens and Nuke Threats

    ToreSays - Dec 16th 2024 3:33am EST

    What do you picture when you hear the word “drone”? Futuristic gadgets dropping off packages? High-tech surveillance hovering above? Or autonomous weapons reshaping the battlefield? Too often, drones are reduced to simplistic portrayals—either praised for their convenience or feared for their destructive potential. But these aerial tools are far more complex than the myths surrounding […]

  • IC Series| Wired Secrets, Shattered Skies: Why MH370 Disappeared

    ToreSays - Dec 15th 2024 1:11pm EST

    Was Zhang compromised? Reports suggest yes. The intelligence monitoring group [REDACTED] allegedly surveilled her communications and movement, opening Pandora’s box to potential data breaches concerning SEA-ME-WE 5’s structural plans, encryption methods, and geopolitical significance. Over the years, I have discussed underwater cable systems because they are a geopolitical battleground. This is a topic few speak […]