A spyware app called Pegasus has been marketed to governments around the world and used to turn mobile phones into surveillance devices targeting journalists and dissidents. Watch for calls to form a global cybersecurity agency—something the World Economic Forum is already promoting with some powerful backers.Continue Reading
WE’RE SHAMELESSLY stealing the title of a recent article by this week’s guest for the title of the episode.Continue Reading
MORE THAN a dozen mysterious deaths in the U.K. linked to Russia have been ignored (at least publicly) by the British government. The latest has led a member of the House of Lords to accuse the administration of Prime Minister Theresa May of failing to protect a prominent nuclear scientist.Continue Reading
RECENT MOVES by Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman appear to be setting up a sectarian war between Sunnis and Shias. Joel Richardson, author of Mystery Babylon, joins us to discuss the looming showdown between Saudi Arabia and Iran.Continue Reading
A researcher named Brian McGlinchey has published excerpts from Document 17, which was quietly declassified by the government last summer. In a nutshell, it shows that a Saudi associate of some of the 9/11 hijackers had contact with the Saudi embassy in Washington, D.C.Continue Reading
Avi Lipkin discusses Middle East geopolitics and religious civil war in Syria.Continue Reading
THE BRITISH government is close to releasing the findings of its inquiry into the death of former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko, who may have been killed for exposing links between the Russian mafia and associates of Vladimir Putin. Click here for this week’s P.I.D. Radio.Continue Reading