Elizabeth Vos

Elizabeth Vos is an independent journalist and MintPress News Contributor. Her work has appeared in many media outlets including Consortium News, where she co-hosts the CNLive! webcast.

Losing Finders: cómo el gobierno de EE. UU. Trabajó para mantener en secreto la conexión de la CIA

El escándalo que rodea al culto Finders plantea preguntas de importancia constante sobre la naturaleza pícara e intocable de la CIA y sus activos.

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Por Elizabeth Vos
The Finders CIA Feature photo

WASHINGTON -- The Finders Scandal -- events that took place several decades ago, which I have explored in the two previous parts of this series -- might be perceived as very much in the rear-view mirror. It is of great contemporary relevance, however, because it raises questions of ongoing significance -- particularly in an era where American-style

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Losing Finders: los documentos enterrados que vinculaban al infame culto con la CIA

¿Por qué etiquetar los informes de inteligencia como “secretos” y luego mentir si no existía evidencia de actividad criminal o un encubrimiento dirigido por inteligencia?

Elizabeth Vos
Por Elizabeth Vos
The Finders CIA Feature photo

WASHINGTON -- Concerning the Finders cult -- the elusive Washington, D.C.-based outfit whose antics and ties we began examining in Part 1 of this series -- one set of documents in particular held the most explosive allegations made against the group and against the CIA for allegedly covering the story up. Despite their contents, almost no corporate

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The Finders: Los lazos de la CIA con el culto sexual infantil se oscurecen a medida que la cobertura pasa del sensacionalismo al silencio

El rastro de Finders finalmente conduciría a acusaciones de un culto involucrado en abuso ritual, una red internacional de tráfico de niños, evidencia de abuso infantil confirmada y luego negada, y vínculos con la CIA, que supuestamente interfirió en el caso.

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Por Elizabeth Vos
The Finders CIA Feature photo

WASHINGTON -- In February 1987, an anonymous phone tip was called into the Tallahassee police department reporting that six children were dirty, hungry, and acting like animals in the custody of two well-dressed men in a Tallahassee, Florida park. That phone call would kick off the Finders scandal: a series of events and multiple investigations

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Lo que revela la histeria de robots del establecimiento sobre su visión de las masas

La convergencia de la robótica y la inteligencia artificial no tendrá nada que ver con los rusos, sino con los tecnócratas estadounidenses y sus primos industriales militares que están demasiado ansiosos por recuperar el control de la narrativa social.

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Por Elizabeth Vos
R. A. Di Ieso/Vocativ

SILICON VALLEY -- (Disobedient Media) -- The only apparatus that could hope to match the soullessness of the psychopaths that run our planet is manifested in the rise of artificial intelligence, paired with robots, which press reports indicate will replace vast sections of the beleaguered human workforce within decades. It is particularly ironic,

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Has So-Called ‘Humanitarian Aid’ Become a Euphemism for Oppression?

A terminal lack of transparency combined with the massive power imbalance in aid work is causing an endless repetition of financial and sexual abuse by members of charities that take advantage of the most vulnerable under the cover of chaos.

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Por Elizabeth Vos
A sign in Haiti depicts a United Nations Peacekeeper in the form of a monster. (Photo: Ramon Espinosa/AP)

The latest Oxfam sex abuse scandal does not exist in a vacuum. It is not the first time that aid groups have been accused of sexual misconduct towards the very people the entities purport to protect, and without significant change, it will not be the last time that such allegations emerge. The current debacle began with the revelation of sexual

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DNC Lawyers Argue Primary Rigging Is Protected by the First Amendment

The defense counsel for the DNC appeared to argue that if the Democratic Party did cheat Sanders in the 2016 Presidential primary race, then it was protected under the first amendment.

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Por Elizabeth Vos
Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., speaks at a campaign rally at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, March 15, 2016. (AP/Ricardo Arduengo)

The ongoing litigation of the DNC Fraud Lawsuit and the appeal regarding its dismissal took a stunning turn yesterday. The defendants in the case, including the DNC and former DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, filed a response brief that left many observers of the case at a loss for words. The document, provided by the law offices of the

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