Technocracy

My recent interview with The Epoch Times' Joshua Phillip has sparked a rash of research and investigative journalism in order to see if what I revealed was true. Journalist Leo Hohmann, for one, is fearlessly reporting on the World Economic Forum's Great Reset and calling it out for what it is: a "blatant, in-your-face assault."

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.

Jon Rappoport is one journalist who fully understands Technocracy. He rightly concludes, "Technocrats don’t view life as life. They view it as a system" and people are just impersonal cogs in the societal machine that allow the gears to mesh together. Otherwise, people have no purpose to them.

Without specifically mentioning Technocracy, the author nonetheless describes its outcome on society. The medical industry has long been taken over by Technocrats who weaponized it and turned it against the public - with disastrous results.

Birds of a feather, flock together. Musk has delivered consistent praise about China while being critical of America as "entitled" and "complacent". Musk's grandfather, Dr. Joshua Haldeman, was the national leader of the Technocracy, Inc. movement in Canada during the 1940s.

Journalists and analysts from outside the U.S. have a more clear view of the encroachment of Technocracy than do those in America. It is time for America to get its eyes off of distractions in politics and intrigue, and examine the 800 pound gorilla in the room.

This in-depth article by Dr. Joseph Mercola highlights the recent  interview of Patrick Wood by well-known British journalist/author James Delingpole. The World Economic Forum's Great Reset by any other name is still Technocracy.