11
August 2014
Technological
enslavement being born in the West
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Technological
enslavement being born in the West
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There comes
alongside a quiet and apparently unconnected launch of a global digital ID
system through the City of London’s slick mouthpiece magazine, The Economist.
Your digital identity is "a privilege, not a right", The Economist
explains in this barrow-boy's sales pitch.
What the
Economist’s secret author is not telling us is that the only real threat to our
identity is the National Security Agency (NSA) voracious appetite for cracking
every secure connection and collecting our every keystroke known to man,
particularly our passwords. They claim everyone is a threat to national
security before accelerating into a quick skid back and forth through the
chicane of hacking and data protection law.
The production line rolls in Huxley’s Brave New World
This is where we re-examine the one-word reason why our
forefathers bothered writing laws in the first place to force “securocrats” to go before a judge every time
they want to put anyone under surveillance: Gestapo. Nazi ID cards and occupied
Europe's universal surveillance system, operated in collaboration with the US
IBM Corporation, has been documented by Edwin Black in his 2001 book 'IBM and the Holocaust: The Strategic Alliance between Nazi
Germany and America's Most Powerful Corporation'.
In a 1962 speech at the University of California Berkley called ‘The Ultimate Revolution’ fellow of the Royal
Society for Literature and ‘Brave New World’ author Aldous Huxley warmly
contested George Orwell’s dystopian 'Nineteen
Eighty-Four' warning about a future tyranny only in that he
believed it would be more subtle than Orwell’s prediction. Huxley explained
that, rather than guns and torture being used to control populations a kind of
self-limitation or ‘internal coercion’ was more likely, set in a propagandized
world that stifled the culture and politics of dissent. Whilst Huxley imagined
the use of drugs to mollify popular opposition it was clear to him that many
methods might be used in coercing mass populations to toe the line.
US Naval
Intelligence veteran William Cooper believed the invulnerable elite were
striving to bring in, 'A system of eternal, oppressive debt,' where
people would be, 'chained to a computer for the rest of their lives, in a
propagandized world to make them think that they are happy in this system.'
Following the
premise that those that want to herd mass populations around need to treat
people like animals, they're the sort of people who seek out mankind's
most deep rooted fears and go to work on them. What about the fear of
eviction for starters? You can concentrate anyone's mind by threatening to
throw them out of their home. The threat of removing access to food, water or
heat is another good one.
The power elite know that the more you threaten to deprive
people of their basic human needs, set out conveniently by psychologists in
Maslow's hierarchy, the better they behave themselves. Any psychologist will
tell you the best way to stoke those fears are by turning off the
supply of cash, or even just threatening to. That's why they have always
seen banking as the key to social engineering, shackling vast
populations unconsciously with 'internal coercion' and
the crazy dream of armies of placid, socially engineered citizens that go with
it.
These techniques are being used today across the loan sharks' 'austerity blighted' Western world and just so
happen to be a direct assault on all the basic human rights set out post-Hitler
in the UN Charter.
If technology is
to be used to control populations it must be sold to us as pure
progress with any downside or moral questions ignored.
Beast Tech – the human microchip is ready to
roll
Digitizing our bank accounts from the old-fashioned cash and
check book systems has proceeded fast from the first introduction of ATM’s
in the early 1970s which worked on magnetic strips, through credit and debit
cards with signature authorization, through 'chip
and pin' to the latest "contactless" payment
cards we are now only a hair’s breadth from payment by microchip
implant. Are we being given any choice in any of this? Now the
chip only has to move off the card, and under our skin.
Would you submit to the indignity of having a microchip
implanted in your body? Well, some already have, seeing it as a trendy form of
ID to access closed VIP areas and if it’s inside your body, great! It
can’t be lost or stolen. Even under such coercion not everyone would
accept the ID pay-chip. Society would surely start to formally divide
into “tecnotronic” classes
across the spectrum from loyalty to the soft-fascist tyranny right across to
open rebellion against it.
The Mark of the Beast?
When morals are
dispensed with, there's nothing to stop these crazy dreams becoming
reality. The technology, the Verichip, is already tried and tested,
even if allegedly carcinogenic. The question for the elite, as society breaks
down into these new classes from loyal SS-like slaves to dupes, secret rebels
and outlaws will be how do we make the human slave chip cool? So
everybody wants it?
The answer is an
event that could happen any day. Since US President Richard Nixon took the
dollar off the Gold standard in 1971 the world economy, as well as nations and
individuals, has become ever more indebted. Disastrous 2008 bailouts have
sealed the fate of many great nations into the iron grip of a criminal banking
elite to whom they owe trillions upon trillions of unpayable debt.
A military exchange or major default may now be enough to bring
the whole house of cards down, precipitating the greatest financial crash in
history in a fraction of a second. It would be far worse than the 1929 crash
because governments now do not have the reserves or lines of credit to do any
Roosevelt style ‘New Deal’ and
spend their way back into the growth. The “banksters”,
to put it bluntly, have us by the short and curlies.
The chaos that would ensue from such a collapse in businesses,
supply and confidence would see money stolen by banks and other criminals from
individuals and from hacked accounts. The “unstealable chip” might
then be considered a reasonable way out of the chaos. The Economist's sales
patter would be sugar-coated of course but the bottom line would be
simple, take the chip if you want to eat.
Something similar is described in Revelation 13, the Christian
Bible’s final book written nearly 2000 years ago by Jesus’ close friend the
apostle John on the Greek island of Patmos. This so-called “beast technology” may not be just "science fiction” after all. It's an unhappy
rumination that a modern human being, ensconced in today's banking cult, might
be prepared to treat their fellow creatures like a herd of cattle but it will
not have been the first time we have seen societies promote to key positions of
power, practitioners of man’s inhumanity to man.
Though the technology, as well as the means of implementing it,
is ready to go humanity may not be quite so stupid and pliable as the power
elite seem to believe. They are going to have, to coin a phrase, one hell of a fight
on their hands if they think they can drive us all into slavery.
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