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In 2015, as the United States was captivated by the unfolding presidential election drama, Steven Beckmann found himself at the epicenter of a grave situation in San Diego, a revelation tied to a startling disclosure he made years earlier. Beckmann, having mentioned information from a whistleblower in 2008 regarding the murder of JFK Jr., unknowingly set the wheels in motion for a series of events that would drastically alter his life. San Diego, with its sunny veneer and strategic military significance, paralleled its pleasant climate with a dense concentration of military power, making it a critical yet underestimated hub for national security and technological innovation. The city housed industry behemoths such as Qualcomm and leading defense contractors like Lockheed Martin, General Atomics, and Northrop Grumman, underlining its pivotal role in military and intelligence operations.

This vibrant metropolis, ideal for year-round military activities due to its three major bases and proximity to a bustling international border, became the backdrop for Beckmann’s entanglement in a web of power, secrecy, and betrayal. As a civilian distant from military secrets, Beckmann inadvertently became embroiled in a covert operation aimed at silencing potential whistleblowers within the military, a sinister campaign that he traced back to his revelations about JFK Jr.’s murder.

While the nation’s attention was riveted on political developments, Beckmann faced a relentless government-endorsed vendetta, characterized by character assassination, surveillance, and intimidation. This shadowy campaign, in collusion with criminal cartels, blurred the lines between statecraft and criminality, targeting individuals deemed internal threats.

Faced with an overarching conspiracy of silence, Beckmann’s attempts to expose the truth were met with skepticism and the entrenched “catch and kill” tactics that have characterized media-government relations since the Cold War. His journey to Los Angeles to alert major media outlets was marked by perilous challenges, including radiation attacks and aggressive vehicular harassment, underscoring the lengths to which his adversaries would go to suppress his voice.

The situation escalated as Beckmann revealed how the military had enabled contractors to enlist cartels in deploying radiation weapons and poisoning local water and food supplies, all part of a broader, silent purge. Despite the grave risks, he embarked on harrowing journeys to Los Angeles, enduring experiences reminiscent of a dystopian odyssey, all in a bid to shed light on the clandestine operations plaguing San Diego County.

In response to the deafening silence and the dire need for a platform to voice the truth, Beckmann established the Mesh News Project. This initiative aimed to give voice to the victims of the covert purge, offering a beacon of hope and a means to counteract the narrative controlled by those responsible for San Diego’s turmoil. Many in San Diego County who were participants of this major human rights abuse campaign are feigning victimhood to help the military and federal government sweep this under the rug, or control a false narrative to ensure their story gets told over the true victims.

Beckmann’s ordeal underscores a deeper narrative of manipulation and resistance, highlighting the conflict between the machinations of power and the resilience of those committed to unveiling the truth. His story, interwoven with the ominous implications of his disclosures about JFK Jr.’s murder, serves as a sobering reminder of the unseen forces that can shape the fate of individuals and communities, stressing the importance of vigilance and transparency in upholding the tenets of democracy.

Steven still lives a life of constant pressure from DHS agents working with police, security contractors who are working with the cartel to keep pressure on him, constantly hit him with radiation attacks, lace/drug/poison his food, and keep him under constant threat of kidnapping and being taken over the border.

With the government trying to keep him in squalor, and local and federal law enforcement stonewalling him, he just keeps trucking.

Trying to gain some eyeballs to point to what started this chapter in his life, so the victims of the San Diego Purge can get vidicated, the Kennedy family can get justice, and Steven can get back to his life.

Until then, we will keep our mission our key focus to make a non-biased source for news that’s Decentralized, zero profit, and independent from the Uniparty that’s captured our political spectrum.

Are you tired of getting spoilers for your favorite TV shows and movies? You’re not alone. Many people go to great lengths to avoid spoilers, including blocking certain words and phrases on social media. But now, the University of San Diego California’s Artificial Intelligence research team has developed a tool that can automatically remove spoilers as they come through your devices.

The tool, called SpoilNet, uses a neural network to identify words, phrases, and cultural metaphors that pertain to a particular subject. It can then auto-censor spoilers before they happen, using an online knowledge base of words and phrases. The researchers used the open social network Goodreads to create an index of fine-grain accuracy, using over 1.3 million annotations from users sharing their thoughts and notes on the highlighted portions of books they read.

However, there are concerns about the potential misuse of this technology. While SpoilNet was created to improve the user experience, it could be repurposed by corporate security contractors or oppressive governments to censor content in real-time. This raises concerns about human rights abuses, where live videos of government abuse could be muted or “glitched out” in real-time to their audience.

It’s important to recognize that digital tools and algorithms can be used for both good and bad purposes. While SpoilNet has the potential to improve our online experience, we must also be aware of its potential for misuse.

Read more about SpoilNet on EurekAlert