The technocratic agenda has shifted from creating compliant workers to managing population reduction, with a focus on artificial intelligence, automation and climate change messaging.
Joshua Stylman suggests that resistance to the technocratic grid can be achieved through actions such as implementing strong privacy practices, developing critical media literacy skills and building local support networks. He also recommends supporting decentralised technologies and creating parallel systems for education and information sharing.
Yesterday, Brownstone Institute published an essay by Joshua Stylman titled ‘The Technocratic Blueprint’. We have paraphrased Stylman’s essay below but we encourage our readers to take the time to read the full essay which you can find HERE or HERE.
The world is increasingly engineered through sophisticated technological systems and invisible digital constraints, creating a manufactured environment that is similar to the one depicted in The Truman Show, where reality itself is manipulated and controlled.
The driving force behind this manufactured world is technocracy, a system of control that has been passed down through institutions and bloodlines, with key figures such as Thomas Henry Huxley, known as “Darwin’s Bulldog,” and his descendants, including Aldous and Julian Huxley, playing important roles in shaping the modern world order.
The connections between these people and other influential families, such as the Darwins and the Rockefellers, have created a powerful nexus of influence that spans science, culture and governance, and has evolved to incorporate new technological capabilities.
Rockefeller once declared that “we need a nation of workers, not thinkers.”
Today, the focus of the technocratic agenda has shifted from creating compliant workers to managing population reduction, as artificial intelligence and automation eliminate the need for human labour, with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink explicitly stating that countries with declining populations will be more easily able to substitute humans with machines.
The evolving agenda is reflected in various developments, including climate change messaging, declining birth rates and the normalisation of euthanasia, which are not random but rather logical extensions of the technocratic plan to manage and control the population....<<<Read More>>>...