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Today’s topics:
How technocrats are controlling the world.
Today’s economic data proves the last 10 years of “the best economy ever” was a mirage.
More on Neo-Feudalism and what it means.
China was an experiment by the technocrats – Their society was the first experiment next comes ours.
Some snippets from today’s episode:
The internet has changed all aspects of our lives but what we could not have expected was that those who created many of the tools we use today, would become the new Lords and Policymakers in a Neo-Feudal world. The question now becomes, should we really trust them to influence policies and laws that shape our everyday lives?
Take Bill Gates, for example, people quickly forget that that is the person that the U.S. Government had to stop from creating a monopoly with his company, Microsoft. Bill Gates left Microsoft as one of the world’s richest men and still is today. He has taken to “philanthropy” to try and “save” the world of its largest problems which has cast him into the spotlight. His experiments range from altering the weather, to tracking vaccinations, and now he is the one influencing the laws that each of us will have to deal with in a post COVID-19 world. Did you know Bill Gates personally has business interests in the medical-industrial complex and mass vaccinations would mean big bucks for Big Bill?
Should it really be this way?
You see, as we continue to move into a world where the wealth gap gets even larger, meaning the top 0.1% of Americans (Elites like Bill Gates), own the same if not more than the bottom 90% of Americans (You and Us), these elitists will continue to do things that we perceive as good so we don’t come after the wealth they have, or riot in the streets because the rest of us are broke while they sit on a pile of cash.
We saw the same thing during the period leading up to WW2 after the great depression. During this period the wealth was consolidated among the few elites in America. They were the ones who controlled the wealth and we were the ones working in their factories. John Rockafeller used to donate money to charities and causes, he opened libraries and donated to schools, but that doesn’t change the fact that his wealth came at the cost of improper business ethics, a monopoly on Oil, and control of the banking sector. Do we really think this is a man that had “good” intentions for the world? Or was all this done as a handout for the few to skew their minds so they perceived Rockafeller as a good man in the afterthought?
In today’s episode, we explore these concepts, and many more! Tune in for a Nonconformist’s view!
Authors: Joseph Rapisarda & Michael Figueroa 
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