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In an era dominated by social media giants like Twitter and Facebook, another tech behemoth has quietly been amassing power and shaping our collective narrative. Google, the trillion-dollar multinational corporation, has been operating under the radar while exerting its influence on the minds of the masses. Dr. Robert Epstein, a renowned research psychologist and Democrat hailing from California, has dedicated the past decade to exposing Googles manipulation tactics. Recently, he shared his groundbreaking research with The Post, shedding light on how Googles actions are silently molding the minds of our children with a liberal bias.

Epsteins research reveals that Google possesses the ability to sway public opinion and even determine election outcomes, all while adhering to its own liberal corporate agenda. Despite facing Congress and repeatedly denying any wrongdoing, this tech giant has been using its virtual monopoly as a search engine to amplify liberal perspectives, suppress conservative voices, and subtly indoctrinate our children.

Consider the 2020 election, where Epstein estimates that Google covertly shifted an astonishing 6 million votes towards Joe Biden. Through biased algorithms, search results were manipulated to display positive links for Biden while burying positive information about Trump. Additionally, Googles homepage prominently featured Get Out The Vote messages that predominantly targeted Democrat voters. The extent of Googles impact on the democratic process is deeply concerning.

Epsteins ongoing research is delving into the insidious ways Google manipulates children through popular platforms like YouTube. Preliminary findings suggest that liberal bias is alarmingly prevalent in content recommendations. For instance, while adult users were exposed to biased suggestions from liberal sources 76% of the time, the figures skyrocketed to a staggering 96% when it came to videos recommended to children and teenagers.

The implications of Googles actions are far-reaching and demand immediate attention. Our children, who spend increasing amounts of time online, are subjected to a barrage of biased content that influences their perception of the world. As Googles manipulation infiltrates young minds, it shapes their future beliefs and values in ways that align with the tech giants own interests. Parents, educators, and policymakers must recognize the gravity of this situation and take proactive measures to safeguard our children from the insidious influence of Googles liberal bias.

Dr. Robert Epsteins groundbreaking research exposes Googles covert agenda of information control. With its virtual monopoly as a search engine, this tech giant possesses the power to manipulate public opinion, sway elections, and mold the impressionable minds of our children. It is imperative that we confront the realities of Googles actions and hold them accountable for their manipulation tactics. By doing so, we can preserve the integrity of our democratic processes and ensure a future where unbiased information shapes the minds of our society.

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Unveiling Google's Manipulative Tactics: The Battle for Information ... - Shockya.com

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) operations in the Caribbean issued a public recommendation today for travelers, as an increase in the number of international arrivals is expected to start this weekend as part of the summer travel season.

Memorial Day weekend marks the start of the summer travel season and with it an anticipated increment in the number of international arrivals to airports in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.

We ask travelers to be aware and ready in order to avoid long lines and inconveniences at the airports, shared Roberto Vaquero, Director of Field Operations for Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. Understand that CBP officers can inspect you and your personal belongings, to enforce our laws as well as protect legitimate travelers.

Travelers can know how to clear customs. Among the things travelers should be aware of are:

Global Entry members can expedite their entry by proceeding to the kiosks upon arrival. The upgraded kiosks use facial biometric technology to confirm the traveler identify and making and admissibility decision without producing a receipt. This provides a faster, secure, streamlined and touchless experience for Global Entry members traveling internationally while protecting the privacy of all travelers. Global Entry Receiptless Facial Kiosks are now available at the Luis Munoz Marin International Airport (SJU).

Travelers who do not have Global Entry may use the Mobile Passport Control (MPC). This app allows eligible travelers to submit their passport and customs declaration information through a free, secure app on their smartphone or other mobile device. The use of MPC streamlines the travelers entry process into the United States by reducing passport control inspection time and overall wait time. Use of MPC is free and does not require pre-approval.

Also at SJU Biometric Exit is operational which uses biometric facial comparison process at a time and place where travelers are already required by law to verify their identity by presenting a travel document. When travelers depart from SJU on international flights, they will pause for a photo at the departure gate. CBPs Biometric Exit process will compare the new photo of the traveler to a small gallery of high-quality images that the traveler has already provided to the U.S. Government, such as passport and visa photos.

Travelers who wish to opt out of the new biometric process may notify an airline official or a CBP officer as they approach the departure gate. These travelers will be required to present a valid travel document for inspection by the gate agent and they will be processed consistent with existing requirements for departure from the United States.

Please visitwww.cbp.govto view additional news releases and other information pertaining to Customs and Border Protection.

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- The new system will provide smart and integrated services and solutions to streamline procedures for customers - System strengthens Dubai's position as a global pioneering city in adopting the latest technologies in the building sector

Dawoud Al Hajri: By implementing this new system, we hope to advance the construction industry in Dubai by providing digitised services that simplify processes and give customers a one-of-a-kind experience

Dubai Municipality has announced the launch of a new online system for building permits and control services aimed at streamlining procedures for customers in the emirate. The system, which is aligned with the updated Dubai Building Code, comes as part of the Municipality's ongoing efforts to strengthen Dubai's position as a global pioneering city in adopting the latest technologies in the building sector.

The new system will provide smart and integrated services and solutions while implementing automated checks using Building Information Modelling (BIM), which is a digital representation of the physical and functional characteristics of a building or infrastructure. By providing these solutions, Dubai Municipality seeks to enhance the quality of building permits and control services in Dubai, ultimately promoting the competitiveness of the city.

Dawoud Al Hajri, Director General of Dubai Municipality, said: We are pleased to launch the new online platform, which provides advanced digital features for building permits and control services. With the implementation of new technology, our main objective is to enhance the customer experience, while reducing time and costs, and improving the overall quality of the services offered. By implementing this new system, we hope to advance the construction industry in Dubai by providing digitised services that simplify processes and give customers a one-of-a-kind experience. This reinforces Dubai's position as a city of innovation and quality, as well as aligns with our vision of providing top-tier Municipality services that contribute to the city's growth and success in the building sector.

Features Mariam Al Muhairi, Acting CEO of the Buildings Regulation and Permits Agency at Dubai Municipality said: The new system incorporates a range of features aimed at improving the customer experience and service quality. These features include streamlining procedures and reducing the number of application documents required, making it easier for customers to input data and track application updates. It further offers proactive services for customers and the possibility of automated usage of certain services. It also includes automated checking services for consultants to ensure that charts comply with the Dubai Building Code and facilitates the automatic acquisition of data from charts and designs.

The new system not only complies with the latest BIM standards and geographic information systems, but also facilitates user registration through digital ID and instant recognition. It enables smart inspection through various applications and tools while managing building activities. Moreover, the system offers a comprehensive database and detailed maps of the buildings that comply with Dubais digital twinning concept. This feature assists entities in offering smart services and is electronically connected with the Dubai Engineering Qualification system and other relevant authorities involved in permit and control procedures.

First set of services The first set of services on the new system will include the following permits: new building permit (initial and final submission), licensing site preparation processes and drilling, permanent fence permit, self-decoration, self-maintenance, cancellation of transaction, and extending the validity of approved charts. It will also include a number of monitoring services for construction activities: renewal of license, periodic inspection, night work permit, and the ability to change the consultant contractor. The Municipality intends to roll out the remaining services in different phases throughout the year.

Dubai Municipality will also hold training workshops for consultants and contractors to brief them on the required standards, such as the BIM, which will contribute to enhancing their capacities and their ability to use the new system.

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MUMBAI: Power consumers in the island city will soon get real-time alerts on their phones and social media of outages, BEST general manager Lokesh Chandra announced on Friday. The decision came after several consumers on Thursday evening complained that they were unable to contact the electricity control rooms during the outage that lasted in parts of island city for more than an hour. Chandra said the department will look into consumer grievances on non-functional helplines across the island city. He added that the department will now have engineers on the ground alerting the control room about any outages and citizens will be informed about the nature of outage, the possible cause and estimated time of restoration via SMS and social media channels, including Twitter. Though BEST officials had said that "damage to Tata Power cable due to some digging work" had led to the outage at Shivaji Park on Thursday, a Tata Power official on Friday clarified that its cable was not damaged. "Our systems supplying power from the Dharavi receiving station were functioning normally," the official said. Chandra said: "We are conducting a probe on what went wrong... We are also strengthening our cables so that there are minimum outages."

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) launched a new Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) through the Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics (CFA)to establish an outbreak response network for disease forecasting to support decision makers during public health emergencies.

The NOFO establishes a new program via cooperative agreement that is intended to support state and local decision-makers in developing and implementing new analytical tools that are best suited for their jurisdictions, based on the best available information. The program supports building and scaling needed capabilities, working with the private sector, academic, and jurisdiction partners, to use data effectively before and during public health emergencies. With these additional capabilities, our communities will be able to use data more effectively to detect, respond, and mitigate public health emergencies. Much like our ability to forecast the severity and landfall of hurricanes, this network will enable us to better predict the trajectory of future outbreaks, empowering response leaders with data and information when they need it most.

Infectious disease outbreaks have and will continue to threaten our communities, friends and families, said Dylan George, Director of CDCs Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics. This network will increase our national capacity to use disease models, analytics, and forecasts to support public health action, prevent infections, protect people, and safeguard economies. The network will also provide desperately needed tools to fight outbreaks quickly and effectively in our communities, where critical response decisions are made.

The new program will support advanced development of modeling, forecasting tools, and outbreak analytics through three critical operations: innovation, integration, and implementation. Funding recipients will work alongside CFA to establish a national network to support jurisdiction decision makers before and during future public health emergencies. Additionally, the cooperative agreement will fund recipients to plan, prepare, and respond to future infectious disease outbreaks.

The innovation component will support the development of a pipeline of new analytical methods, tools, or platforms for modeling efforts and will ultimately be used to provide information to public health decision makers.

The integration component will take the most promising approaches from the innovation pipeline and pilot test one or two approaches at the state, local, tribal, or territorial level to gauge the success of the technique in practical application by public health decision makers.

The third component, implementation, will take pilot projects that have proven successful and scale them for use across jurisdictions. The goal is to have new, effective analytical tools and approaches to deploy at the local level where critical public health action takes place.

Prospective funding recipients can apply here to one of the three components and may also apply to serve as coordinator between recipients for each of the three operational components.

The network is the next step for CFA to improving decision support at the jurisdictional level, where many key public health decisions are made during an infectious disease outbreak. This funding opportunity will amplify CFAs mission to support decision makers during public health emergencies using advanced modeling, forecasts, and outbreak analytics.

For more information about these funding opportunities, visit CFAs website before the July 14, 2023, application deadline.

To learn more about CFA, visit Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics.

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