Robert Epstein, a Democrat, has been writing that Big Tech will make it impossible for Trump to be re-elected in 2020. He misses the point that Big Tech are Technocrats intending to completely dominate society, everywhere.
Government mandated and forced vaccinations are most certainly coming thanks to China's coronavirus pandemic. It is key to recognize that lobbyists like ALEC have been pushing state legislation for mandated vaccines for years.
Ride sharing companies were the darling children of Sustainable Development and Smart City policies to 'save the world', but they have done just the opposite: increase pollution and traffic congestion.
Google has the power to sway elections, but is it already using it in the 2020 election cycle? The nature of the 'creepy line' is comparable to the 'Twilight Zone', where reality and illusion are blurred to the point that it is impossible to know for sure.
Scientists who fall victim to the religion of Scientism immediately join the quest to achieve godhood by conquering death and becoming immortal. This is Transhumanism and it is a false proposition that will never happen.
Globalists are taking full advantage of a fearful crisis to promote a cashless world as a way to combat China's coronavirus. Removing cash from society takes all monetary power away from citizens while giving it to central banks.
Hidden in this story is an important truth: Big Tech moguls are not socialists, leftists, capitalists or communists - they are Technocrats! Until this word is inserted into the vernacular, Big Tech will never be adequately described or understood.
In a flashback to a 2004 speech, Tom DeWeese exposed sustainable development, aka Technocracy, as the real enemy of America and the world. It has since deepened its roots and spread everywhere.
Greta Thunberg and her adult handlers are destroying a generation of youth by inducing anxiety, sleeplessness and nightmares over climate change. Likely nobody will ever be held accountable for this form of mass child abuse.
Arizona State University is not a state agency nor a representative of surrounding cities, but it is instrumental in creating a regional scheme to force smart city tech on 4.2 million people and 22 cities in Arizona.