A tectonic-level battle could soon take place over the fundamental structure of America, and hardly anyone sees it coming. Nevertheless, I am making a bold prediction for 2017.
When Obama unleashed Smart Grid in 2009 via stimulus funding to utilities, it was evident that it was meant for comprehensive surveillance within homes and businesses. Control over energy and people is key to the implementation of Technocracy.
People will not move to action on any issue, no matter how serious, unless they become alarmed. The reason that Technocracy continues to saturate America is because people are not yet alarmed about it. They see no clear and present danger.
Time Magazine just published a book review written by the author of Technocracy In America, which calls for draconian changes in the structure of America.
The United Nations seeks control over the Internet because it provides control over the Internet of Things (IoT). Censorship of web sites and free speech is a convenient smokescreen to mask their real intentions.
The incredulous open-border policy being practiced in Europe is the same policy being exercised in the United States. Not only is our southern border with Mexico virtually wide-open for anyone to sneak into our country illegally, but Obama's Executive Branch cabal is importing tens of thousands of immigrants from countries in the mideast that are known terrorist hotspots.
The world, including political, economic and religious, has seemingly gone mad over social justice. However, it is an evil philosophy that must be repudiated at every opportunity, from politics and churches alike.
Should the Trilateral Commission have this kind of access and influence within the Department of Defense? Given their goal of creating a "New International Economic Order" (which is Technocracy, or Sustainable Development), certainly not.
If Trump and Trumpists ever get a vision to go after Technocracy and Technocrats, America would snap back like a rubber band stretched to its breaking point. But in that battle, they will discover just what kind of enemy we are really up against, and it won't be pretty.
Today marks the identification of 97 new regions of the brain, as compared to the 83 previously known regions. This discovery gives neuroscientists the most comprehensive description ever, and promises to accelerate further research by an order of magnitude.