Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

There was a problem loading this video. This could be due to a temporary network issue or the video might be unavailable.

"It shuts down the same day that Facebook is launched." Whitney Webb examines the striking overlap between Facebook and DARPA's abandoned LifeLog project, which sought to create a detailed surveillance record of a person’s entire life, including geolocation, personal relationships and photographs.

Wide Awake Media

838,865 subscribers

224,027 views • 1 month ago •via X (Twitter)

News & Politics

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

FACEBOOK IS THE PENTAGONS DARPA LIFELOG PROGRAM Facebook and IG are down. Facebook is simply the continuation of the Pentagons DARPA LifeLog project to compile a database of every activity and relationship a person engages in. LifeLog ended 2/3/04. Facebook started 2/4/04.

FACEBOOK IS THE PENTAGONS DARPA LIFELOG PROGRAM Facebook and IG are down. Facebook is simply the continuation of the Pentagons DARPA LifeLog project to compile a database of every activity and relationship a person engages in. LifeLog ended 2/3/04. Facebook started 2/4/04.

Redpill Drifter

42,193 views • 2 years ago

Ready to have your mind blown? DARPA was working on a government project called Lifelog. It would capture the data or everyone DARPA shut down the LifeLog project on February 4th, 2004 Facebook was regulated as a business February 4th, 2004. The same day Amazing coincidence

Ready to have your mind blown? DARPA was working on a government project called Lifelog. It would capture the data or everyone DARPA shut down the LifeLog project on February 4th, 2004 Facebook was regulated as a business February 4th, 2004. The same day Amazing coincidence

Wall Street Apes

379,287 views • 5 months ago

Back in the early 2000s the Pentagon ran a project called LifeLog. Its goal was simple: record almost everything about an individual’s daily existence. In 2004 the program was cancelled. On that exact day Facebook went live, inviting users to hand over the same kind of personal data. Photos, friends, locations.... Coincidence?

Back in the early 2000s the Pentagon ran a project called LifeLog. Its goal was simple: record almost everything about an individual’s daily existence. In 2004 the program was cancelled. On that exact day Facebook went live, inviting users to hand over the same kind of personal data. Photos, friends, locations.... Coincidence?

Mr. Nobody

11,071 views • 12 days ago

Sky News sat down with the ‘Sovereign Project', a group who believe that nobody is required to obey laws they haven’t consented to. They have hundreds of thousands of followers in the UK across platforms including YouTube, Facebook and Telegram

Sky News sat down with the ‘Sovereign Project', a group who believe that nobody is required to obey laws they haven’t consented to. They have hundreds of thousands of followers in the UK across platforms including YouTube, Facebook and Telegram

Sky News

50,394 views • 1 year ago

After Trump won his second term, I was pissed when I saw him cozying up to Mark Zuckerberg again—especially given everything Facebook did during the 2020 election. It didn’t make sense.. Then I remembered something important: Facebook was essentially created by DARPA. That means Zuckerberg isn’t some brilliant mastermind. He’s just the public face. Thanks largely to the Patriot Act passed after 9/11, the U.S. government gained broad powers to surveil ordinary Americans. In mid-2003, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) launched a program called LifeLog. Its goal was to record virtually everything about a person’s life—movements, conversations, what they listened to, watched, read, and bought. Military researchers hoped this massive dataset would help develop artificial intelligence capable of thinking like a human. LifeLog was designed to be the government’s all-seeing eye for the Department of Defense and the CIA. Public outrage and pressure from privacy advocates forced the DoD to shut it down. On February 4, 2004, they told Congress the project was over. The same day—February 4, 2004—Facebook was born. Facebook → LifeLog → DARPA. Facebook even hired some of the same senior personnel who had worked on LifeLog, and many believe it was funded through a black budget. The public would never have accepted LifeLog if they knew it was controlled by the CIA and the federal government. So instead, they created the persona of Mark Zuckerberg—an Ivy League kid—and made Facebook cool by recruiting musicians and Hollywood stars to promote it. Nicole Shanahan came very close to saying the same exact thing about nearly every major Big Tech company: Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Oracle, and others. “These companies didn’t just spring up out of nowhere,” she noted. They emerged from secret government funding funneled through the Silicon Valley–Stanford network. Look closely at the grants and early money, and the trail almost always leads back to people with direct ties to the government. So those classic rags-to-riches stories about starting companies in a garage? It’s mostly BS. These “entrepreneurs” were cultivated with black-budget money for one primary purpose: mass data collection, surveillance, and advancing a specific agenda in the real world. Do I trust Zuckerberg? Hell no… I’m like 50% convinced he’s a freaking robot. But if Trump didn’t throw his ass in jail, it’s plausible to think with the leverage Trump has, he’s using it against them to benefit the U.S. Regardless, everyone feels uneasy about these data centers… I know I do. But then again, even the MSM is dooming about it, so that’s odd.

After Trump won his second term, I was pissed when I saw him cozying up to Mark Zuckerberg again—especially given everything Facebook did during the 2020 election. It didn’t make sense.. Then I remembered something important: Facebook was essentially created by DARPA. That means Zuckerberg isn’t some brilliant mastermind. He’s just the public face. Thanks largely to the Patriot Act passed after 9/11, the U.S. government gained broad powers to surveil ordinary Americans. In mid-2003, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) launched a program called LifeLog. Its goal was to record virtually everything about a person’s life—movements, conversations, what they listened to, watched, read, and bought. Military researchers hoped this massive dataset would help develop artificial intelligence capable of thinking like a human. LifeLog was designed to be the government’s all-seeing eye for the Department of Defense and the CIA. Public outrage and pressure from privacy advocates forced the DoD to shut it down. On February 4, 2004, they told Congress the project was over. The same day—February 4, 2004—Facebook was born. Facebook → LifeLog → DARPA. Facebook even hired some of the same senior personnel who had worked on LifeLog, and many believe it was funded through a black budget. The public would never have accepted LifeLog if they knew it was controlled by the CIA and the federal government. So instead, they created the persona of Mark Zuckerberg—an Ivy League kid—and made Facebook cool by recruiting musicians and Hollywood stars to promote it. Nicole Shanahan came very close to saying the same exact thing about nearly every major Big Tech company: Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Oracle, and others. “These companies didn’t just spring up out of nowhere,” she noted. They emerged from secret government funding funneled through the Silicon Valley–Stanford network. Look closely at the grants and early money, and the trail almost always leads back to people with direct ties to the government. So those classic rags-to-riches stories about starting companies in a garage? It’s mostly BS. These “entrepreneurs” were cultivated with black-budget money for one primary purpose: mass data collection, surveillance, and advancing a specific agenda in the real world. Do I trust Zuckerberg? Hell no… I’m like 50% convinced he’s a freaking robot. But if Trump didn’t throw his ass in jail, it’s plausible to think with the leverage Trump has, he’s using it against them to benefit the U.S. Regardless, everyone feels uneasy about these data centers… I know I do. But then again, even the MSM is dooming about it, so that’s odd.

MJTruthUltra

321,865 views • 6 days ago

Davis: Now that we have Trump’s antitrust law enforcers at the FTC and the Antitrust Division with a target on Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple, Rep. Jim Jordan all of a sudden wants to use the reconciliation process to effectively shut down the FTC to stop it from holding Facebook accountable for its antitrust abuses. This is the same Facebook that spent $400 million chasing Donald J. Trump out of office in 2020 and subjecting him to lawfare. 🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸

Davis: Now that we have Trump’s antitrust law enforcers at the FTC and the Antitrust Division with a target on Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple, Rep. Jim Jordan all of a sudden wants to use the reconciliation process to effectively shut down the FTC to stop it from holding Facebook accountable for its antitrust abuses. This is the same Facebook that spent $400 million chasing Donald J. Trump out of office in 2020 and subjecting him to lawfare. 🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸

Grace Chong, MBI

139,731 views • 1 year ago

This is insane ‌ Whitney Webb gives a history of Palantir ‌ Palantir essentially started as a DARPA project. It was going to completely destroy our constitutional protections so it was quietly taken out of government and rebranded as a private company to do the same thing

This is insane ‌ Whitney Webb gives a history of Palantir ‌ Palantir essentially started as a DARPA project. It was going to completely destroy our constitutional protections so it was quietly taken out of government and rebranded as a private company to do the same thing

Wall Street Apes

1,820,183 views • 11 months ago

"L2s aren't generating fees for the L1, the L1 doesn't accrue value." That's like saying, when Facebook launched mobile: "Facebook, you’re not charging money for mobile." The more people used Facebook, the more valuable it became as a platform for advertising. Network effects kicked in, and today Facebook dominates advertising. It makes sense to let the L2s grow and create a huge ecosystem. If this is where everything is going to be built, then the L2s will accrue significant value. — Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FundstratDirect.com

"L2s aren't generating fees for the L1, the L1 doesn't accrue value." That's like saying, when Facebook launched mobile: "Facebook, you’re not charging money for mobile." The more people used Facebook, the more valuable it became as a platform for advertising. Network effects kicked in, and today Facebook dominates advertising. It makes sense to let the L2s grow and create a huge ecosystem. If this is where everything is going to be built, then the L2s will accrue significant value. — Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FundstratDirect.com

rip.eth

63,211 views • 8 months ago

This is not merely banking regulation; it is the expansion of a financial surveillance and exclusion system. A dangerous development is the creation of a system in which a person’s ability to participate in the economy depends on remaining acceptable to centralized authorities.

This is not merely banking regulation; it is the expansion of a financial surveillance and exclusion system. A dangerous development is the creation of a system in which a person’s ability to participate in the economy depends on remaining acceptable to centralized authorities.

Catherine Austin Fitts

12,909 views • 15 days ago

🇮🇱Israeli woman Mor Bayder recounts the moment she found out her grandmother had been killed on October 7th after Hamas uploaded a video of her execution to Facebook. “The terrorist took her personal cellphone, took a video of her and uploaded it to her personal Facebook.”

🇮🇱Israeli woman Mor Bayder recounts the moment she found out her grandmother had been killed on October 7th after Hamas uploaded a video of her execution to Facebook. “The terrorist took her personal cellphone, took a video of her and uploaded it to her personal Facebook.”

Oli London

46,215 views • 10 months ago

I have decided to talk to project affected land owners of #PRR1 directly through social media. I explain the project, the compensation options, and all other important issues relating to this project through a series of videos which are being shared on all platforms: Instagram, Facebook, X, YouTube etc. Here is the first one. It is introductory video.

I have decided to talk to project affected land owners of #PRR1 directly through social media. I explain the project, the compensation options, and all other important issues relating to this project through a series of videos which are being shared on all platforms: Instagram, Facebook, X, YouTube etc. Here is the first one. It is introductory video.

ಎಲ್ ಕೆ ಅತೀಕ್ L K Atheeq

17,992 views • 6 months ago

"From that day, the trolling started it just went down from there." "It was day in and day out." 📞 Rebecca says Meghan Markle is right that the online trolling of her is unprecedented. Jeremy Vine | Here, on Tiktok, Insta & Facebook | #JeremyVine

"From that day, the trolling started it just went down from there." "It was day in and day out." 📞 Rebecca says Meghan Markle is right that the online trolling of her is unprecedented. Jeremy Vine | Here, on Tiktok, Insta & Facebook | #JeremyVine

Jeremy Vine & Daytime on 5

10,211 views • 4 months ago

Geometry is a branch of mathematics that studies the shapes of objects, the spatial relationships between them, and the properties of the space in which they exist.

Geometry is a branch of mathematics that studies the shapes of objects, the spatial relationships between them, and the properties of the space in which they exist.

Interesting STEM

37,674 views • 1 month ago

.signüll says his new company is building "Facebook News Feed 2.0": a highly personalized feed powered by 22 AI agents that lives on your home screen: "We basically ask you to install two widgets — a medium widget and a large widget that encapsulates the entire home screen. And those work together." "The medium widget...shows you precisely what you might need to know at this point in time. And the big widget, what we call a For You widget, which is just a feed." "We're building the new iteration of the Facebook News Feed that's entirely AI-generated about your life. Highly personal, and that lives directly on your home screen. You can browse it as easily [as the feed]...We have 22 agents that work to generate content continuously for that feed."

.signüll says his new company is building "Facebook News Feed 2.0": a highly personalized feed powered by 22 AI agents that lives on your home screen: "We basically ask you to install two widgets — a medium widget and a large widget that encapsulates the entire home screen. And those work together." "The medium widget...shows you precisely what you might need to know at this point in time. And the big widget, what we call a For You widget, which is just a feed." "We're building the new iteration of the Facebook News Feed that's entirely AI-generated about your life. Highly personal, and that lives directly on your home screen. You can browse it as easily [as the feed]...We have 22 agents that work to generate content continuously for that feed."

TBPN

59,369 views • 4 months ago

.Whitney Webb details the Palantir-Israeli pre-crime dragnet that is constantly surveilling US citizens — and which is being expanded to power ICE as a secret police force under the Trump administration. Watch the full interview with Whitney at the Chris Hedges YouTube channel.

.Whitney Webb details the Palantir-Israeli pre-crime dragnet that is constantly surveilling US citizens — and which is being expanded to power ICE as a secret police force under the Trump administration. Watch the full interview with Whitney at the Chris Hedges YouTube channel.

Chris Hedges

30,253 views • 10 months ago

CouRageJD reveals he turned down a deal worth over $10,000,000 with Facebook "The Facebook one I turned down was by far the most but would of been the most crippling from a business perspective" "At that time joining Facebook would of been end of your sponsors and viewership." "I think if I was were I am now and starting a family, and it was a decision were it was like if you do this your kids are set and your family is set up, I think I would be way more open to it" "I don't regret saying no to it" "It was over 8 figures"

CouRageJD reveals he turned down a deal worth over $10,000,000 with Facebook "The Facebook one I turned down was by far the most but would of been the most crippling from a business perspective" "At that time joining Facebook would of been end of your sponsors and viewership." "I think if I was were I am now and starting a family, and it was a decision were it was like if you do this your kids are set and your family is set up, I think I would be way more open to it" "I don't regret saying no to it" "It was over 8 figures"

Rexha 🐸

232,600 views • 3 months ago

Powerful: Browns star QB Shedeur Sanders SHUTS DOWN a reporter's question that tried to create a beef between him and Deshaun Watson. It's rare to see this type of maturity from a 24-year-old. Shedeur is a role model on and off the field 👏

Powerful: Browns star QB Shedeur Sanders SHUTS DOWN a reporter's question that tried to create a beef between him and Deshaun Watson. It's rare to see this type of maturity from a 24-year-old. Shedeur is a role model on and off the field 👏

Dov Kleiman

88,093 views • 23 days ago