James Corbett provides an accurate analogy between the Military-Industrial Complex and the modern Information-Industrial Complex. President Dwight Eisenhower warned of both in his 1961 farewell address to the nation
Today, Technocrats warmly embrace Eastern mysticism in all its forms. This podcast examines some of the dynamics between Silicon Valley techs, their troubled consciences over what they are unleashing, and how they are coping.
In a race against time and the CCTV cameras, it took Chinese police only 7 minutes to physically apprehend a BBC reporter in a city of millions. One executive says, "We can match every face with an ID card and trace all your movements back one week in time. We can match your face with your car, match you with your relatives and the people you're in touch with. With enough cameras, we can know who you frequently meet."
Having just completed my keynote speech on Technocracy to the annual convention of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), I can say with complete certainty that this particular group of medical professionals is wide awake to the perils of Technocracy.
The Carbonn Climate Registry (CCR) was founded in November 2010 at the World Mayors Summit on Climate in Mexico City, but it is operated by the Bonn Center for Local Climate Action and Reporting. The latter is hosted by the ICLEI World Secretariat, also in Bonn.
Scientism underlies both Technocracy and Transhumanism; the latter is to humanity as the former is to society. Without scientism, neither could be explained or justified. Scientism was first clearly defined by the French philosopher, Henri De Saint-Simon.
Technocracy is spreading like wildfire, and the Thrive Regional Partnership wasted no time to fully embrace it. If these initiatives are left unchecked, America will be unrecognizable when the transformation process is completed.
The author of this story, Kale Roberts at ICLEI.org, has demanded that this story NOT be reposted on Technocracy.News. ICLEI cannot stand the heat of criticism. Roberts knows full well that U.S. copyright law allows any public document to be quoted in part for journalistic review, but he has no respect for U.S. law or the Constitution
My presentation on Technocracy was extremely well-received; one person thanked me afterward and said "Your talk made the entire conference worthwhile for me." By signing up for the FREE replay - coming soon - you will be able to hear my presentation, along with all of the other great presenters.