Raul Diego

Freelance Journalist at Freelance

Contributing Editor at Silicon Icarus

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Articles

Wyoming’s Far-Right Knights of the Blockchain Roundtable

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

CHEYENNE, WYOMING – Caitlin Long does not “have direct evidence” that the U.S. federal government coordinated an attack on Silicon Valley Bank (SBV) and others to bring down the cryptocurrency sector, but she is nevertheless convinced that the Biden administration is harboring an “anti-Crypto wing”, which together with the Federal Reserve, conspired to do so as part of a wider plot to neuter the digital asset industry. “It’s all going to come out.
The Revolution Will Not Be Advertis

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

LEUVEN, BELGIUM – Politics and advertising are similar in that everything is planned and everybody lies. The latter is an industry of deceit, when it comes right down to it. Lies are painstakingly crafted through many hours of meetings, focus groups and even get their own photo shoot and color palette.
The Enthronement of Generative A

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

NEW YORK, NY – In most people’s minds, generative artificial intelligence (AI) is strictly associated with the creative industries and the natural language models that output images based on textual inputs called prompts. Much of the hype has been driven by curious social media users, who post the results of their often outrageous queries in search of the next hit of dopamine.
The Most Special Relationship: How the British Secret Service Created the CIA

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

WASHINGTON, D.C. – On the 27th of October, 1941, President Franklin Roosevelt stood before a room full of Naval officers and bragged about a map, which he described as proof of Hitler’s expansionist plans for South America. Just over a month before Pearl Harbor, FDR claimed that he had in his possession a secret document that vindicated his repeated warnings about the German threat to America’s sphere of influence and put the nail in the coffin of the isolationist camp in the US Congress.
The Coming Invasion of Mexico- archive.siliconicarus.org

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

MEXICO D.F. (Federal District) – A poignant cartoon titled “Venus de Fentanilo” appeared in a recent edition of Mexican daily, La Jornada, showing a drug-addled Venus de Milo draped in an American flag with multiple syringes protruding from her famously missing arms strewn across the floor. “I want to invade Mexico because I am addicted to drugs,” reads a speech bubble above the tattered-looking goddess of beauty.
Mexico's National Church

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

MEXICO CITY – Unbeknownst to the men gathered in the office of Luis N. Morones, Secretary of Industry, Commerce and Labor in the post-revolutionary government of Plutarco Elías Calles, several meters below them, under the foundations of the colonial-era, neoclassical palace, laid the ruins of an Aztec temple dedicated to the goddess Cihuacóatl (See-wua-kowhat’l).
Florida's Digital Bill of Rights and the Biosecurity State

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

TALLAHASSEE, FL – Dorothy closed her eyes and clicked her heels. “There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home.” She repeats the desperate mantra until, finally, the protagonist of L. Frank Baum’s scathing populist allegory returns to the comforting placidness of her family’s farm in rural Kansas. Echoes of the propagandistic device used in the Wizard of Oz are deafening over a hundred years later.
Mexico and the American Labor Movement

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

MEXICO CITY – Luis N. Morones first caught the attention of Samuel Gompers, the 32º Freemason of the D.C. Scottish Rite and founder of the American Federation of Labor (AFL), at a convention organized by the federation in Saint Paul, Minnesota in June, 191617.
The Pope and the Mexican Revolution

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

AGUASCALIENTES, AGUASCALIENTES – Many historians have chosen to ignore or minimize the influence of Mexico’s government-sponsored schismatic movement in the lead up to the so-called Cristero war that erupted in 1926 and pitted federal troops against passionate, but outnumbered defenders of the Catholic Church. The war, which lasted three years, resulted in close to 100,000 people killed. Most of the casualties were sustained by the Mexican military, however.
Capital's Long War to Replace the Roman Catholic Church

Jan 10, 2024 | archive.siliconicarus.org | Raul Diego

VATICAN CITY – Certainty is the opposite of faith. One is belief in the absence of proof, blind trust in an invisible force that never exists beyond our own personal conviction. The former is plain to see, leaves no room for doubt and only a fool would refuse to acknowledge the weight of its reality. Cardinal Giovanni Benelli was no fool and whatever faith remained in the man nicknamed “Vatican’s Kissinger” had all but vanished in the early morning hours of September 29, 1978.