WEF Bilderberg Trilateral --the dog from hell

A hundred handed beast as well

We are already experiencing a “polycrisis of doom” where multiple crises are descending upon us simultaneously. There is a man-made energy crisis that is warring against coal, oil, and natural gas. There is a man-made food crisis that is warring against all traditional food systems. There is a man-made financial crisis that threatens the total collapse of the existing financial system. There is a man-made military conflict between Russia and Ukraine that threatens WWIII. Israel vs. World. On and on.

Any one of these pending crises could be seen as a “scorched-earth” policy where total destruction is possible down to the ground level. If all four are unleashed simultaneously, it would be the equivalent of atomic warfare, resulting in a literal “dark winter.”  Such a collapsed world would be ripe for total capture and rebuilding into Technocracy’s dystopia.

The main idea is that the rising globalist technocrats, in order to play god, that is, to undertake their social engineering projects, had to eliminate God from their worldview and that of their subjects. Thus, they appropriated the evolutionary ideas from Darwin, whose whole theory is based on the flawed Malthusian population principle, and the Malthusian-eugenics that followed from it (for them), etc. They also appropriated Saint-Simonian socialist technocracy, Comte's Positivism, Marxism, etc., in order to sell their plans to the masses. I consider the aftermath of WW1-the great dislocation including the governance of nation states and the near victory of communism a harbinger of an outcome gifted by the World Wanna Be Controllers. A post Brave New World. An isight about the Totalitarian road map: https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/2024-year-global-government-takes-shape

What globalism will bring us – I suggest – is a collection of nation-states largely in name only, operating superficially different systems of government all built on the same underpinning assumptions and all answering to an unelected and undeclared higher authority.

…and if that sounds familiar, it’s because it’s essentially what we have already.

The only major aspects missing are the mechanisms by which this rough model can be transformed into a flowing network, where all corners are eroded and all genuine sovereign powers become entirely vestigial.

That’s where the three main pillars of global rule come in:

1. Digital Money

2. Digital ID

3. “Climate Action”

Let’s take a look at each one in turn.

===I want to skip ahead 25 years====assuming the plan above grinds away

https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/05/transhumanism-promise-immortality-glorified-body-ersatz-christian-hope/

Transhumanists believed that they could genetically alter themselves to increase their intelligence exponentially or, say, harness hawk genes to radically improve their eyesight. Society would, they believed, soon be divided between what Princeton biologist Lee Silver called “naturals” — e.g., the unenhanced — and the superior “gen-rich” post-humans.

Over time, transhumanism’s goals grew even more ambitious and grandiose. No longer satisfied with merely attaining extraordinary capabilities, the movement shifted its primary focus to fulfilling the age-old dream of immortality in the material world, giving a new meaning to Saint Paul’s triumphant declaration, “O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?

Transhumanists believe that as technology grows increasingly sophisticated, particularly research into artificial intelligence (AI), a moment— “the Singularity” — will come in which the cascade of technological advances will become self-generating, unstoppable, and uncontrollable. This crescendo of scientific leaps forward will culminate in everlasting life via the ability to upload our minds into computers. Once safely in cyberspace, transhumans can live indefinitely, perhaps melding their cyber-minds with others, being downloaded into a cyborg, their own cryogenically frozen heads attached to new bodies, or perhaps into their own clones. The details can become a bit murky, but Google’s Ray Kurzweil believes that software heaven will be with us by the 2040s.

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Our culture has largely embraced a form of “scientism” that excludes all mythical, philosophical, and religious narratives from the public debate except one: the myth of never-ending technological progress. But, as Del Noce remarked, the technological mindset is “the most conservative in the history of the world” because it radically denies the possibility of “another reality.” Technological progress keeps changing the means of production, but does not bring about any moral change. The paradox is that these two trends (the leftist critique of authority and conservative technocracy) converged into what Del Noce called prophetically “the alliance between the technocratic right and the cultural left.” Its result has been that “separation between the ruling class and the masses becomes extreme.” Indeed, one plausible interpretation of the election of Donald Trump is that today many people who do not benefit from the expansion of technology feel that the only political choice is between an alien liberal technocracy and tribalism.

In particular, according to Del Noce, there is an implicit philosophical question that dominates contemporary politics. It is the struggle between two “philosophical anthropologies”:

The true clash is between two conceptions of life. One could be described in terms of the religious dimension or of the presence of the divine in us; it certainly achieves its fullness in Christian thought, or in fact in Catholic thought, but it is not per se specifically Christian in the proper sense.... According to the second conception—the instrumentalist one, found in positivism, pragmatism, Marxism, and evolutionism in general, in its philosophic extension—there is nothing in spirit and in reason that possesses an independent metaphysical origin.

A recurring theme in Klaus Schwab’s Shaping the Future of the Fourth Industrial Revolution is that groundbreaking technological and scientific innovations will no longer be relegated to the physical world around us but become extensions of ourselves. He emphasizes the primacy of emerging technologies in a next generation workforce and highlights the urgency to push ahead with plans to digitize several aspects of the global labour force through scalable technology based solutions.

Those spearheading the Great Reset seek to manage geopolitical risk by creating new markets which revolve around digital innovations, e-strategies, telepresence labor, Artificial Intelligence, robotics, nanotechnology, the Internet of Things and the Internet of Bodies.

The breakneck speed in which AI technologies are being deployed suggest that the optimization of such technologies will initially bear on traditional industries and professions which offer a safety net for hundreds of millions of workers, such as farming, retail, catering, manufacturing and the courier industries.

AI systems are on the verge of wholesale automation of various white collar jobs, particularly in areas which involve information processing and pattern recognition such as accounting, HR and middle management positions.

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I start my 4 month temp gig today. I am tax office asst. manager for H.R. Block. As a big corporation they have done almost all that they can to eliminate employees via technology to save a dime. With tech one person, me, does the work of several. I need the community and the money and yet I dread full time office management by machines. We shall see. Taking Employment Mountain by strategy I figure by my 67th birthday (what a joke) I can return to salary and commission sales —look look Employer I worked after the Pandemic! I did! I did to ensure a few more years in this Sky High City sinking into the sea of stupidity and squalor and splendid theft.

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