Technocracy

Technocracy in Europe is assured, as is clearly understood by many observers. This dehumanized future scenario in Spain is depicted by a professor of EU Constitutional Law in Santiago. Lured into delusion, "Information overload and a myriad of data-sets have made people incapable of discerning for themselves absent official guidance true from false, right from wrong, while the real and reality faded from the public mind decades ago."

The Philippines was one of the first areas to embrace Technocrat government, beginning with Ferdinand Marcos martial rule from 1972-1986. Current President Duterte has also stacked his administration with Technocrats as well, keeping the hegemony alive. Technocrats and dictatorships more amicably coexist because both hate politicians and the political process.

Gov. Jerry Brown has more in common with a Technocrat than a left-wing Democrat: he is totally 'green', promoting Sustainable Development, global warming, alternative energy, smart cities and unlimited immigration. Whatever the United Nations proposes, Brown puts into practice, which is the unspoken reason NY Times can call him a "pragmatic, results-focused technocrat".

This article from the World Socialist Web Site reveals the ongoing tension between Technocracy and Socialism/Communism. While both use a collectivist model, the difference is in who controls the system and how they are selected.

Now the London School of Economics (LSE) is openly writing about Technocracy and how it is influencing political parties in Europe. Meanwhile, Americans pay no attention to the groundswell of Technocracy in America.