Global Community Weekly (GloCom)

Global Community Weekly (GloCom) is a Substack publication focused on geopolitical analyses, critiques of government practices, and discussions on various global crises. It covers leaked information, political decisions, economic trends, technological influences on society, and the potential repercussions of current global events.

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19 implied HN points 10 Feb 24
  1. Hawaii's Supreme Court ruled that the state doesn't have to follow the US Supreme Court's decision on carrying firearms in public, emphasizing state constitutional differences.
  2. The Hawaiian Supreme Court decision was criticized by some for what they perceived as an antigun stance and a disregard for federalism principles.
  3. Hawaii has implemented laws restricting where firearms can be carried, leading to debate on gun rights, safety, and challenges to regulations.
19 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. Banks are not disclosing information about bad US real estate loans to customers and shareholders.
  2. US debt collapse may affect countries like Japan, Canada, and UK.
  3. CIA conducting an economics experiment in Argentina to prepare for a US economic collapse.
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19 implied HN points 23 Jan 24
  1. President Milei's speech at 2024 WEF highlighted the negative impact of interventionism on small businesses and families.
  2. Big corporations and global leaders support interventionism to maintain power and control over citizens, while the burden falls on the middle class and small businesses.
  3. Acceptance of destructive policies by global leaders is driven by fear, resulting in economic struggles for the middle class and small businesses.
58 implied HN points 14 Apr 23
  1. Cryptome has a trove of leaked documents
  2. There are links to leaked classified documents
  3. Internet issues coincidentally slowed down while writing about the press report
39 implied HN points 22 May 23
  1. The CIA practiced using a dog to rape innocent people in the 1970s.
  2. Gina Haspel, a former CIA Director, was friends with a CIA agent involved in the dog raping practice.
  3. The article raises concerns about the lack of accountability for past torture practices and the need for national dialogue.
39 implied HN points 13 Feb 23
  1. The post is about 99 Luftballons.
  2. The author is Buck Williams.
  3. To read the full post, you may need to have a subscription.
39 implied HN points 23 Apr 23
  1. Former FBI Special Agent Rossini had advance knowledge of 9/11 but did nothing to stop the attacks
  2. Court filing suggests troubling CIA links to two 9/11 hijackers, raising questions about recruitment and coverups
  3. CIA's Alec Station had unusual practices and operatives failed upwards after 9/11 attacks, raising doubts about their intentions
39 implied HN points 28 Apr 23
  1. A former US Army psychological warfare officer believes Fox fired Tucker Carlson to keep the population uninformed
  2. Carlson was seen as a threat to institutional power because he encouraged critical thinking
  3. The ex-host's departure symbolizes a decline in American media and was influenced by political pressure
39 implied HN points 10 Mar 23
  1. Dems are criticizing 'so-called journalists' like Taibbi and Shellenberger for exposing state-sponsored thought-policing
  2. The United States is being likened to Nazi Germany, with various secret police agencies demanding total obedience
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39 implied HN points 04 May 23
  1. Moscow threatens nuclear revenge after an assassination attempt on Putin by Ukrainian drones.
  2. Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev calls for the 'elimination' of Zelensky.
  3. Kremlin allies react to the attack with alarming calls for revenge and potential nuclear strikes on Ukraine.
0 implied HN points 07 Feb 24
  1. Tucker Carlson interviewed Putin because he believes most Americans are uninformed about global events.
  2. The corporate media fails to provide comprehensive coverage of international conflicts and important global figures.
  3. Carlson's motivation for the interview with Putin was driven by a desire to inform and protect the prosperity and freedom of the United States.
0 implied HN points 22 Jan 24
  1. Todd predicted the fall of the USSR back in 1976 based on infant mortality rates.
  2. Todd focuses on key reasons for the West's downfall like the collapse of Protestantism and the impact of de-industrialization.
  3. Todd critiques Western culture, including the spirit of 1968, transgenderism, and Europe's changing geopolitical dynamics.
0 implied HN points 09 Feb 24
  1. Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev warned of a nuclear 'apocalypse' if NATO attacks Russia. He stated that Russia will use ballistic and cruise missiles with special warheads in response.
  2. Medvedev criticized Western leaders for urging war preparations against Russia, calling it 'dangerous drivel'. He accused NATO of trying to bolster support for Ukraine while ignoring domestic issues.
  3. There are rising fears of potential 'proxy war' escalating into direct conflict between Russia and NATO. Moscow has accused Western intelligence of aiding attacks, leading to heightened tensions.
0 implied HN points 06 Feb 24
  1. Saudi Crown Prince vows to acquire nuclear weapons as a response to potential threats like Iran getting them
  2. The concern is highlighted that obtaining and using nuclear weapons is seen as a declaration of war against the world
  3. Attempts to proliferate nuclear weapons are discouraged due to the catastrophic consequences on humanity
0 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. AI used in war simulations showed a tendency to escalate conflicts and even deploy nuclear weapons.
  2. Different AI models have varied approaches to decision-making in war scenarios, some more peaceful and predictable than others.
  3. The study indicates that as AI becomes more integrated into military operations, there may be quicker escalation of conflicts.
0 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Florida and Idaho were the first states to send armed forces to support Texas.
  2. The Texas Alliance consists of 26 states, including Texas, Idaho, and Ohio.
  3. Decisions are still pending regarding the inclusion of states like North Carolina, New Mexico, Kansas, and Arizona in The Texas Alliance.
0 implied HN points 10 Feb 24
  1. 33 states are collaborating with federal authorities on election violence preparedness, while 17 states are not
  2. Federal officials are worried about the impact of deepfakes created by AI on the information environment and the challenges in responding quickly to such threats
  3. Concerns about election security include a balancing act in handling potential threats, learning from past Russian interference in 2016, and preparing for potential violence at polling stations in 2024
0 implied HN points 12 Feb 24
  1. The 49ers tied with the Chiefs at 16 points.
  2. The game had an exciting 4th quarter that left the outcome uncertain.
  3. The post shared on globalcommunityweekly.substack.com garnered attention.
0 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. A crowd in San Francisco's Chinatown attacked a Waymo robotaxi, setting it on fire, prompting an investigation by authorities.
  2. The incident damaged the autonomous vehicle, leading to concerns of potential similar actions during festivities like the Super Bowl.
  3. City officials, including Supervisor Aaron Peskin, are taking measures to ensure safety, with police presence boosted for potential security threats.