Twitter, like Facebook, Apple, Google and Amazon, thinks it can hide behind its own terms of service while destroying the basic human right to free speech of millions of Americans. Meanwhile, congress and states do nothing to correct them. This is the end result of Technocracy.
America’s foundational rights are set out in the First Amendment. Without the freedoms expressed in that amendment, there is nothing to protect us from totalitarianism, aka Technocracy. Yet we are currently in the midst of a very sustained attack on the right, and the attack is coming via methods too many fail to recognize.
The United Nations wants to eliminate poverty and hunger by feeding insect protein. Thanks to Ag mega-giant ADM, Illinois will soon become home to the largest insect farming operation in the world, dwarfing all other efforts.
Technocrats throughout the Big Tech sector are surfacing like a fleet of atomic submarines to completely destroy free speech and the Constitution of the United States. Mozilla will build tools into its Firefox browser that filters "fake news" automatically.
Big Tech has colluded to annihilate Twitter competitor Parler because it encroached into hallowed Technocrat ground. Google and Apple kicked the Parler App out of their respective App stores and Amazon severed server/data contracts. This all happened within days of each other.
The mere talk of forcibly entering a citizen's home without warrant or cause, is the hatch door to an outright tyrannical police state and England is leading the way. Technocrats demand obedience to the "science" that they and they alone claim to understand. Citizens are deemed ignorant and thus, must be forcibly corralled.
It's not that Big Pharma and Big Tech were never on the same page, but the Technocrats in both are now obviously seen in a collaboration to capture the health data of all citizens. Technocrats are addicted to data and there is no such thing as "enough."
History buffs will find many similarities between Germany's famous Reichstag Fire and the so-called "storming of the Capitol" in Washington, DC. When viewed in light of Technocracy's coup d'etat, it might help clarify what's ahead in 2021.
It's not enough to just have the virus, but now Brits must pretend that they have it and modify their behavior accordingly. This is reminiscent of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland where nothing made sense and anything could happen.
Brazil's top leadership understands the threat of Technocracy and rejects the World Economic Forum's intended Great Reset. As a result, its Administration is fighting attack hornets from all sides who are trying to drive them out of power