Technocracy

Technocrats have such a low view of humans that they are easily compared to plant life. However, this is the prevailing philosophy of Technocracy in general.

Technocracy specifies "no person left behind", so all people will be inducted into the electronic world whether they like it or not. India represents over 18% of the world's population. Almost 50% of the entire world is actively on its way to being cashless.

Kissinger was the first person to plant the seeds of Technocracy in China in 1971, and today's China looks to him as a 'founding father.' Prior to this trip, Kissinger already had several consultations with Trump.

The new Secretary-General of the UN is a solid proponent of Technocracy, aka Sustainable Development, where elected representatives are hated because they represent actual citizens. The UN does not represent actual citizens, but rather sees them as objects of manipulation.

Other writers are picking up on Technocracy and its tight ideological grip within the super-rich titans of Silicon Valley and elsewhere. Armed with vast wealth, they are exerting their power to subvert the world to their private vision of the future.

Technocracy must drive cash out of the hands of people, forcing them into the digital matrix from which there is no escape. This movement is world-wide and involves all central banks and major commercial banks.

Technocrat extraordinaire Elon Musk could join the list of other white collar public scammers if the Senate Finance Committee ever catches up to him. He has taken hundreds of millions in government 'green' subsidies to keep his companies alive. Musk's fascination with visiting Mars and even colonizing it by 2025 - with taxpayer money - may have been the final straw.