A big theme this year was using the so-called “climate crisis” to advance totalitarian policies that people might not otherwise tolerate. For example, there was a push to gaslight people into accepting a social credit system disguised as a carbon tracking system to help save the planet.
I have no doubt that most countries will adopt something like a social credit system. What we have now is tantamount to one, with the ubiquity of credit cards and the hoops you have to jump through to even open a bank account, much less be approved for a loan or mortgage.The world has a momentum and a life of its own. It’s clear that this is a trend in motion and building momentum. Of course, governments are going to insert their grubby fingers further into the matrix. Artificial intelligence will enable them to correlate and utilize teratons of data to control their subjects.
Quite frankly, I don’t think there’s anything we can do about it other than drop out of the system, which doesn’t work for most people. But the problem with the Davos crowd is that they’re very interested in controlling other people. They’re professional busybodies. Stay away from them. They’re dangerous.
It’s been said that no man is more a slave than a slave who thinks he’s free.
If you’re going to control the masses, it’s important to have intelligence agencies, police, and other forms of physical coercion. But it’s much easier and more economic to control people psychologically. Getting academia, entertainment, and the media to march in lockstep is just as important as controlling the apparatus of the state. The bad guys—and by that, I mean the anti-personal freedom, pro-government control types—now control the whole deal.
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