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https://unlimitedhangout.com/2024/04/investigative-reports/debt-from-above-the-carbon-credit-coup/

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she cute

>>522573885
needs to be a podcast
cant read all that
got stuff to do

>>522578414
https://youtu.be/7AWjoxZngxU

try this one for size

>>522573885
fuck NRX trash

>>522579715

https://youtu.be/aeXIgKuX_zY

newfag

i thought about it for quite some time, and:
>biometrics is required if we are to get rid of illegals. obviously don't be a criminal and you won't have to worry about face scans (which they already implemented at self-checkout, next time nootice there's a camera on your face as you scan your tendies)
>even if made illegal at the fed or state level, there will be private corps that require all sorts of ID steps and cashless payments, because they think it's better, reduces costs, improves security, etc. walmart for example has different prices in-store vs online. they definitely want your ass ordering online because it's more efficient. ever since 2020, i nootice so many more in-store wagies pushing carts to get and package up orders made online for local pickup. they all look miserable, just like how a consumer male looks miserable if he has to do his own groc. shopping.
>smart cities vs normal cities. there should be a choice. those who embrace smart tech can go live in those smart cities. those who reject it can live where there isn't smart tech, and deal with consequences. eventually more will want the smart cities due to lower crime or whatever is the claim.

as long as they provide a choice, it's ok. right now you can use a dumb phone, or go offline, no one is forcing you to use high tech shit.

>>522586848
tl,dr: we in the cities already live in a corpo hellscape where we don't really know one another and every transaction has to be done as quickly as possible to minimize cost. this is why many in big cities don't know their cashiers on a first name basis.

a couple weeks ago, i bought just 2 items on walmart.com for local pickup. it was a breeze. i've done it before, sure, but this time i was more conscious of the time savings compared to parking, turning off engine, going inside, finding the 2 items, etc. i was under the impression you had to buy a lot more to get this local pickup option in previous years, or just rejected using the app or site in general. it is convenient but there is also a loss in privacy since i have to use a CC to pay electronically. those who are against this, who want to only use cash to remain anon even when buying regular items, will and can continue to shop inside.

if you were truly trad you'd live in a small town and only buy necessary stuff from local small family owned farmers anyway. you'd know the person you were paying and have a little cheerful convo with them. there would be no pressure about time, and getting the sale done quickly, like there is here in a big ol' city.

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>>522576150
I want to clean Whitney's pussy and asshole after she spent a whole day sitting on her sweaty ass exposing Globohomo.

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>>522586848
>biometrics is required if we are to get rid of illegals
This "justification" has always been a red herring, it's the solution that they offer for a problem they themselves create. Physical force is required to solve mass immigration, by protecting the border, and physical force, law enforcement agents are required to detain and deport illegal immigrants.

Lets say that hypothetically we grant that digital Id, face scans, iris scans can solve the problem of millions of illegals. Can the state be trusted to rollback the totalitarian system that the elite have wet dreams about for a century, after the problem they created has been fixed? This is just the excuse.

The freedom of choice is a legalistic technicality, they themselves say that it's an opt-in system, but they simultaneously want to make life impossible without it. De facto =/= de jure.

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1764398679951750.mp4

https://youtu.be/7AWjoxZngxU

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>Criminals are in charge and they run both parties, they have created the infrastructure for neo-feudalism enforced by technology and are herding us into the corral.

>Opt out of AI, digital ID and the surveillance state that Epstein associates built now because we still can.

There's a whole philosophy and quasi-religion behind all this, it's not mere utilitarianism and convenience, so, without meaning to sound flippant, the train doesn't stop at faster shopping. >>522587175


https://a16z.com/the-techno-optimist-manifesto/

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I made a transcript of https://archive.org/details/cv-is-really-about-technocracy because it's an exceptional short presentation on elite writings and the hundred year plan that's being rolled out. I've proof-read it and made corrections but errors are possible.

What is technocracy? What is the overriding plan of the last hundred plus years that you hear me talking about so often in Jay's analysis and in my lectures and in my series? Well, what I want to do now is give you the 20-minute boil down as I've been doing lately. So as you know, for the last several years we've done a really in-depth analysis of 40-plus works of the elite, particularly from the last century in relationship to the revolution that applies to all of life. This is the final revolution, the revolution of all areas of life to become unified under a technocratic global system. So what is that? How do we know what it is? Well, let's look at some of the works that are the most relevant, ones that we've covered extensively here. We're going to see the patterns that I've mentioned.

So if we look at one of the first key texts, this would be Julian Huxley's of the famous Huxley family. His summary of the program, the outline of UNESCO. UNESCO he says at the very beginning will lead to a worldwide foundation for a minimum universal basic credit system. He says that this will reconcile all oppositions in the world. It will no longer be dogmas, but rather evolutionary humanism and "science" or scientism, we would say. Neil deGrasse McTyson worldview will be the basis for everyone's faith. That will be the new faith and you will have a strictly regimented technocratic dysgenics based worldview. That's what this treatise says.

That's explanation number one, very clear, very concise, very to the point. Some of the same people's in his circle, the same people in his group, his elite circles would be someone like H. G. Wells. H.G. Wells has two famous books, The New World Order and The Open Conspiracy.

Both of these books cover the exact same subject, how to bring the world to this kind of a system and wouldn't you know, he also says exactly the same thing that science will be the new supreme council of the world that will rule and it's not even really science as a kind of specific discipline, it's pure science. That is, scientism as a royal society mandated model for the globe.

This is what H.G. Wells writes in The Open Conspiracy. He says all people will be mandated to follow this religion and those that don't will have to beg for and plead for why they should be kept alive and if you don't agree, Neil deGrasse McTyson will sever your head in a giant guillotine. In the NWO, H.G. Wells back in 1940 wrote that the whole world would be converted over to a scientific dictatorship and that the Fabian socialist slow model would be much more useful than any kind of top-down tyrannical order. Right at the end of this work, we have the Masonic plan for the Declaration of the Rights of Man.

So as we begin to see the summation that we get in these classic treatises is pretty clear. There's not a whole lot of dispute, there's not a lack of clarity as to what they mean or where we're going and in fact, a hundred years ago, they even mentioned the universal basic income which, what do you know, right in the midst of this Caronca, it's all being called for. All right, Yahoo just said an article the other day that isn't it wonderful that Caronca has revived the discussion of Silicon Valley and Yang, Yang, Yang, Yang, about how we all just need to be on a universal basic income. Another one of the classic books that we covered in this series propaganda by Edward Bernays himself worked for the Department of War which he renamed the Department of Defense. What does he say? He says that the future society will be run by science and a managerial technocracy on page 127. Are you seeing a pattern here? A managerial technocracy.

Now, as you know, in the last video that we did a few days ago, I covered both of these ones that are part of my series, the impact of science on society in the scientific outlet by Bertrand Russell and I don't have to explain to you that, yes, Russell says the exact same thing as the people that we've just covered, that there needs to be a universal credit system based on people's social scores and so forth and that this would be rolled out by some sort of centralized technocratic system and thus the population could be under greater control. One of the key texts that I've also done that is oftentimes forgotten is Charles Galton Darwin. This was written in 1952 and it's called The Next Million Years and if you read this text, which again, I have a whole video, a whole lecture on this.

At the close of the book, he explains that science will be the new religion of the future and science will succeed because it will produce a natural happiness in man. He says that they'll even create a new religion of the future that will be a cloak for nothing but "scientific Darwinism" and because it will give material comforts, this pursuit of happiness, back to John Locke, right? Because it will create a religion around controlling the populace, they can very easily and clearly reinstitute ancient notions of sacrificing to the gods. That's literally what he says.

So, we've covered this character, the famous infamous Mr. Salk, and he says at the end of his book that the elites are those who practice science. Evolution is a movement of nature that requires the scientific elite, the priests and lab coat, to commandeer it and to steer it and to thereby place environmental pressures, to toxify and experiment on those in the environment to further evolution. Are you beginning to see that basically anything that happens or anything that's done is justified as just part of natural phenomena and evolution and therefore just part of the natural progress of technocracy?

We covered the Friends of Copra. Copra's book, The Turning Point, discussed how there would be a revolution in all areas of life away from the older models that were characterized by patriarchal, reason-based things, science, medicine, and that it would turn towards an eco-based, new age, ghost-in-the-machine style initiation of shamanic practices.

Yes, shamanism would be the norm and that this would be initiated through the counter-culture movements, the 60s, the 70s, and so forth. And of course, that's exactly what Alan Fergans said in the Aquarian conspiracy. The movement away from patriarchal ideas to the goddess and to the new age is central to the revival of eco-spiritualism and the technocratic new world vision. We covered other texts too, like God the Invisible King, where A.G. Wells projected a new religion, much like Charles Galton Darwin said about how in the future the religion would be centered around science. Exactly what we got in the figure of Arthur Kessler ghost-in-the-machine, who at the end of his book said that the new alchemy that would be the norm in the future, what we need to do, would involve a pill that everyone took to make them happy, literally what's in brave new world, and adding specific chemicals to the tap water.

Not only that, but also reversing and manipulating RNA and DNA. And that's on pages 334 through 338. And this he said would lead to the evolving of nature beyond the human that we would move into the post-human era. In fact, the T-R-A-N-S human era that was coined by the Huxley themselves, right, is discussed at length in Kessler's ghost-in-the-machine book, who was part of that inner circle. We have the book, of course, by Brzezinski, Between Two Ages, where Brzezinski explains that we are situated in the middle of the period, the transition period, the age of transition into the future of technocracy.

This whole book is about the future of technocracy, and this is what called the eye of David Rockefeller, back when this was written in 1970. And then this led to Brzezinski being placed at a high-level position in the newly founded trilateral commission by David Rockefeller. We looked at the history of the Rand Corporation, the mind behind the entire Cold War era. The Rand Corporation essentially sold everybody on the Cold War, the bomb almighty, this kind of stuff. They created this matrix of how to dialectically steer and control minds throughout that whole period, culminating in basically selling things like Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom, these kinds of things. These were all dreamt up by this group, pretty much the key central think tank in the world. This is crucial to understand, because as Abeya closes the book with the modern American ideology, America, as we know it in the last century, is essentially the creation of the Rand Corporation. These are not conspirifoil books, these are books written by the elite themselves, or that's an authorized text.

We covered works, because I don't have an actual work that's specifically from Tavistock. Many of the Tavistock books are actually really expensive. We did cover a secondary work, Daniel Esslin's book on Tavistock, which just gives us an overview of this, basically a wartime institute that has continued to practice social engineering, and study social engineering. We find the same thing there, the overriding ideology of the Tavistock Institute was also a technocracy. We covered the Kissinger of France, Jacques Atelier, in his book Brief History of the Future, written in 2006, which actually predicted where we are now. It predicted the rising technocracy of 20, 30 years later.

Here we are, almost 20 years later after that book, and pretty much everything that Atelier predicted has come true. Again, we have lectures on every one of these texts.

Let's also not forget that Jillian Huxley wrote another book that a reader of my website recommended on living in a revolution. This text is most relevant because in the first few chapters, Jillian says that we're moving into the age of the social man, and the social man is a phase of world revolution, and the world revolution that's coming is this. The brand new world is the final revolution of all the revolutions back to the French Revolution. All the revolutionary periods, they all culminate, as Jillian says, on page four in the final revolution in his day, which was the creation of the social man. Socialism in the sense of a democratic socialism, a scientific democratic socialism supposedly, based on empiricism, Bill Nye, Neil deGrasseum, and Tysonism. It's the religion of the future. A

nd it's fine if you want to have your new agey gobbledygook stuff because that fits perfectly with this fake religion. That's why Aldous Huxley wrote this book and pointed out in his Berkeley interviews and his talks at Berkeley that the audience was too stupid to realize that what he's talking about is not fiction, but in fact a real plan, because his brother wrote the plan. We just showed you that with the foundational philosophy from UNESCO. Other books that are really relevant, we've covered and mentioned at times David Rockefeller's memoirs. David Rockefeller's memoirs include entire chapters on global governance, how to create global governance, his role, particularly chapter 27 in founding a lot of these international institutions. His connections to trilateralism, to Bilderberg, the CFR, his family's role in setting up those institutions. Also covered in the famous authorized biography of Collier and Horowitz, that basically all those institutions had been set up by the Rockefellers and their family, all the way back to the OSS, CIA, CFR, all of those institutions that we now think of as premier globalist institutions were set up under the aegis of Rockefeller support.

Now in terms of technocracy, we can't forget the scientific core of R&D, which is the Pentagon's brain, DARPA. We covered Andy Jacobson's 500 page history of DARPA.

We did a whole, I think we did four lectures that analyzed this and we learned how so much of even fiction, right, tied into how we understand how we are being prepared for the technocracy. That's why people like H. D. Wells and Hollywood are so important because this is not just dry facts, it also ties into fiction. So this book, very similar to Abeya's Rand Corporation book, Pentagon's Brain, and we covered the history of DARPA and all their super-secret projects and all the madness that they were involved in and how in many cases the battlefield was actually a test tube. Simulations, large-scale simulations. Is that familiar? Have we seen any large-scale simulations lately? Now in terms of the pharmacological angle of technocracy, we have Mr. Dalton, his dolphin love himself, Dr. Lilly, who bragged about wiping minds with LSD, wiping the minds of young people with LSD. Literal lunatics, like literal mad scientists running all this stuff and explaining how the technocratic model is viewing everything in this mindset of mechanistic evolutionary processes, biometrics, and essentially the computer model. Life is a computer and so therefore we can just reprogram everything.

We also covered aspects of the CIA that related to things like Miles Copeland, the famous, yes, that Copeland, Game of Nations, where you thought after these hundreds of pages of dealing with his operations in Syria and Egypt that it would just be a spy biography and what did it end with? It ended with techniques of the Council on Foreign Relations on bringing in technocracy. Exactly. That's the whole point of all of it. We can't forget, of course, the magisterial Tragedy and Hope, all 1,300 pages of Dr. Quigley that we covered in a lecture which kicked off this whole series. What did we say was the most important chapter?

Not the chapter on the fractional reserve banking, but the chapter in the middle about technocratic managerial society and how that was the whole goal of all of it.

We also covered his addendum, Anglo-American Establishment, which dealt with the inner society, the inner party that Orwell talks about, the inner select group of the elite, the top 13 families, according to Quigley, that at the beginning of the century were in control of the British Empire. That power structure then kind of morphed into the American Empire. We also covered another CIA analysis of using anthropology and academia, spies basically that are academics or under the cover of or working for agencies like the CIA, studying things like anthropology in order to weaponize it. Again, along with that pharmacological aspect, we covered Terence McKenna's Food of the Gods. We wanted to delve into some of the psychonauts. We've also covered large scale geopolitical analysis of the Middle East with books like Afghanistan's Untold Story with the importance of drug trade, importance of geopolitical locations like Afghanistan being the gateway to Eurasia, especially in the Mackinder model, we covered Devil's Game, the usage of radical groups. We covered aspects of the Vatican as well, dubious characters like Malachi Martin and his 800 page treatise.

We also covered Grand Chessboard by Brzezinski and we covered Wahlberg's Postmodern Imperialism, which we also found a lot of interesting details and insights in that relate to technocracy. So there you have it. That's basically what we're seeing right now rolled out with this big CV stuff is everything that we've lectured on for the last four or five years extensively directly from, except for a couple of cases, the experts themselves, the elite in their top writings for the last hundred years. And that's why we get MIT rolling out these articles saying everything that you've heard me say.

>>522578414
https://courtenayturner.substack.com/p/courtenay-as-guest-on-jay-dyer-dark

>>522573885
Bump

Based Whitney

Was surprised Valhalla VFT hadn't heard of her on last night's stream. Seems almost impossible

>>522573885
Things will never change until the intelligence agencies, underground military-industrial-complex lairs and defense contractor facilities are stormed and the glowniggers and parasites who work there are executed and the data they collect is leaked to the public so that the rest of these government assets, zogbots, mercenaries, glorified jannies and authority figures can be hunted down and exterminated.

>>522594185
I'm sure they're just humble scientists, old chunks of coal trying to get by

I bought satl stonk bc of mommy webbs reporting. Love her

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>>522573885
Uh oh stinky.

>>522573885
Buy an ad you stupid slut

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>>522595781
picrelated, who runs shit in the DUMBs

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>>522596153
You

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The best humane alternative to genocide I can think of is not to liquidate the wards — either
metaphorically or literally — but to virtualize them. A virtualized human is in permanent solitary
confinement, waxed like a bee larva into a cell which is sealed except for emergencies. This would drive
him insane, except that the cell contains an immersive virtual-reality interface which allows him to
experience a rich, fulfilling life in a completely imaginary world.

Curtis Yarvin, American far-right political theorist and computer scientist, Dark Enlightenment figure, Neo-Feudalist, Techno-Feudalist, Technocrat, Transhumanist

Whitney I love you. Please sit on my face

>>522579715
She isn't NRx, and writes about the kikes behind it, as well as their jewish benefactor, Peter Thiel.

Cumming in Whitney while she keeps talking monotone about Bitcoin and conspiracy bullshit

>>522595915
Trump's kiss of death strikes again.

>>522578414
The absolute state of zoomies