Dec. 16, 2019 - David Icke
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| We can sit around in the alternative media and we can moan about the fact that listings in Google are constantly being manipulated through algorithms, or we can do something about it. | |
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| I'm going to start this week with someone I've been tracking for a long time, Elon Musk. | |
| Because this is a guy who is kind of everywhere in this high-tech, smart technology arena. | |
| Connected, of course, to artificial intelligence. | |
| And he came out and said that artificial intelligence could be the end of humanity. | |
| Which is true. | |
| Humanity as we know it. | |
| But then he starts a company called Neuralink to connect the human brain to computers. | |
| His SpaceX... | |
| This operation is the main one that's putting up satellites, increasingly, constantly, they want tens of thousands of them, to beam Wi-Fi and 5G at the Earth from space, which in terms of 5G and indeed the coverage of every inch of the Earth with this, quote, cloud, is utterly vital. | |
| To creating this smart grid human control system. | |
| He's also involved in Tesla and, of course, the electric cars, which are all part of the smart grid. | |
| That's why you're seeing each new generation of cars are more and more controlled by artificial intelligence. | |
| They have extraordinary numbers or amounts of... | |
| Of computer code working in cars these days, new cars. | |
| And every generation of car is more and more controlled by AI. And where that's leading, of course, step by step by step by step, is to complete control by AI and driverless autonomous vehicles, which will... | |
| Be encoded not to be able to go anywhere that the system doesn't want you to go. | |
| So the contradictions with Musk are extraordinary. | |
| And another big question that I've been asking is how come that no matter how unprofitable and how much debt Musk companies get into, There's always money to keep them going. | |
| And that's a big red flag because that's what happens when the cabal of funding companies to a specific end. | |
| Money is no object. | |
| So, of course, my questions have been, why the contradictions? | |
| Why would he talk about AI being controversial? | |
| Potentially the end of humanity and then do a stream of things to make it possible. | |
| Well, because he's a fraud, of course. | |
| And when you're trying to deceive the public about your goals, then a great way of doing that is to appear to be on the other side. | |
| And so, oh no, I'm not sure about this AI, oh yeah, but actually then just continue to push it. | |
| So the contradictions alone, and they're mega contradictions, let's be fair, show this guy to be a complete fraud. | |
| But then this story came out this week. | |
| Elon Musk's grandfather was head of Canada's technocracy movement. | |
| Now, technocracy. | |
| This is the dictionary definition of technocracy. | |
| The government or control of society or industry by an elite of technical experts. | |
| This just happens to be, if people have read my earlier books, exactly what this whole world government is supposed to be. | |
| It's supposed to be run not by even elected people in a rigged so-called democratic system, but actually not run by elected people at all, run by experts and technocrats. | |
| And here's Musk's grandfather, head of Canada's movement party, Demanding just that. | |
| And now, here's Elon Musk playing a major frontman role in bringing it about. | |
| Coincidence? No chance. | |
| So this is the story. | |
| One of history's recurring themes is that technology sometimes outruns society, leaving politicians gasping to catch up with the consequences. | |
| This is big time what's happening. | |
| Politicians are completely out of the loop, those that are not actually involved and taking money from this Silicon Valley mafia. | |
| They're just out of the loop. | |
| They don't understand what's happening. | |
| They don't understand the capabilities of the technology. | |
| It's the technocrats... | |
| Coming out, rolling out more and more sophisticated means of control and surveillance that are driving this. | |
| So it was with the impact of the printing press, the story says, the steam engine and the computer. | |
| Arguably so it is again today with gene editing, social media and artificial intelligence. | |
| Absolutely it is. While technologists often rail that politicians just do not get technology, politicians counter that technologists all too rarely grasp politics. | |
| One fascinating example of both sides of the debate was the history of the technocracy movement that flourished in North America in the 1930s. | |
| The revolt of the engineers, as it was called, holds some interesting lessons of today. | |
| It was understandable that radical movements emerged in the US in the 1930s in response to the Great Depression, just as communism and fascism proliferated in Europe. | |
| The technocracy movement argued that the best way out of the crisis was to reject the messiness of the market and old-fashioned politics and adopt modern scientific points of view. | |
| In their introduction to technocracy, published in 1933, the movement's leaders declared that the riffraff of outdated social institutions was blocking progress and politicians should be swept aside. | |
| Just as alchemists and astrologers had previously given way to science, traditional economics obsessed with arbitrary pricing mechanisms rather than rational production was nothing more than the pathology of debt. | |
| So here you had this movement pushing in those times for what... | |
| What this cabal wants today, and he's actually introducing technology. | |
| So we have Elon Musk, who is by those definitions a technocrat, and his Canadian grandfather, Joshua Holderman, Was an avid supporter of technocracy, served as research director, and ultimately became the head of the Technocracy Inc party in Canada. | |
| And these things are not clearly a coincidence. | |
| We are looking at a long... | |
| Period of manipulation to bring about an outcome which involves technocrats controlling human society via AI and AI connections to the human brain. | |
| And Elon Musk is right up there in terms of involvement. | |
| And what's happening is these technocrats of Silicon Valley are being lauded as some kind of, you know, celebrity. | |
| Oh, it's Elon Musk. | |
| Oh, it's Mark Zuckerberg. | |
| Oh, it's Sergey Brin. | |
| Larry Page. Oh, God, they're so lovely. | |
| Wonderful. Well, what they're fronting up, because of course the real power is hidden, what they're fronting up is a technological control system that would make George Orwell shake his head and say, I understated it. There's another story this week. | |
| Cyber Super Soldiers U.S. Army Report reveals a vision for deadly machine humans with infrared sight, boosted strength, and mind-controlled weapons by 2050. | |
| Enhancements could be made to soldiers' eyes, ears, brain and muscular system. | |
| As well as creating better fighters, this could improve their chances of survival. | |
| The study predicts that these enhancements will be widely available by 2050. | |
| The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command created the study. | |
| Where they're going with this, and you can see this in their own writings and the statements of people like the Google futurist executive who is always talking about the connection of AI to the human mind, this guy, Larry Kurzweil. | |
| And he has openly said that if people don't, and others too, if people don't accept being connected to AI and technology, then those people will become basically a second-class race of people. | |
| That will not be able to compete with those that accept the enhancement. | |
| And what we're looking at here with this military study, because the military, certainly in America, unlimited access to money. | |
| Is used, not least through DARPA, the technological development arm of the Pentagon, to develop these technologies, to test them out on troops, and then they're passed on into the general population. | |
| We should not forget that the internet is founded on military technology. | |
| DARPA say they created the internet. | |
| And if DARPA did it, it wasn't for the good of humanity. | |
| That's not to say there are not some good things about the internet, but of course what they're doing now is trying to delete them and leave only the controlling sides of the internet. | |
| Anyway, this story says future armies could be made up of half-human, half-machine cyborgs. | |
| What is this except the totalitarian tiptoe to full-blown cyborgs? | |
| The assimilation of human consciousness into AI, which I've been talking about all these years. | |
| Future armies could be made up of half-human, half-machine cyborgs, with infrared sight, ultrasonic hearing, and super strength equipped with mind-controlled weapons. | |
| In a US Army report, experts from DEVCOM, there's always a com with the US military, DEVCOM, the Combat Capabilities Development Command, Outlined a number of possible future technologies that could be used to enhance soldiers in the battlefield by 2050. | |
| These include enhanced limbs for increased strength, an eye that provides infrared and ultraviolet vision, and an audio device that provides ultra and subsonic hearing. | |
| And they also suggest That a future soldier could have a neural device, here we go, that optimizes brain power and allows them to control weapons with their mind. | |
| This is the stepping stone to connecting AI to soldiers' brains with it then being played out to the population in general. | |
| The thought experiment involved dozens of scientists, military personnel, ethicists, as if they're going to have any input, even if they are, really, and other experts discussing future technologies, what impact cyborgs would have on society. | |
| Yeah, what could go wrong? | |
| And how it would change warfare. | |
| How about stopping warfare? | |
| Anyone thought about that? The term cyborg was first coined in a NASA study on the long term impact of space study by Manfred Clines and Nathan Klein. | |
| The word is a portmanteau formed from cybernetic organism and is an organism that has been optimized by creating interactions between flesh and humans, or flesh and technology, rather. | |
| And so this is... | |
| Again, we're the musks of this world, who, well he's not done it for a while, but at one point was warning against it. | |
| And if you want to know where the world is being taken, In this area alone, then look at the military. | |
| Look at what they're doing with soldiers and with AI in the military, because that's just the precursor. | |
| It always is for playing it out across the whole of society. | |
| Then we've had Vladimir Putin Coming out this week and saying Russia is against militarization of space, but the US sees it as a theater of war. | |
| We in the public arena, if you don't do a lot of research, and even then it can only go so far, have no idea what's actually in space and potentially pointing at the Earth. | |
| And The plan in the end is, well, I say in the end, already doing it, is to put weapons in space that are pointing at the Earth. | |
| You know, you ever see those James Bond movies? | |
| I've not watched many of them. | |
| I used to watch some of the older ones, but I haven't seen them for a while. | |
| But you add the mad, basically technocrat on some island Who was threatening the world by pointing some super weapon at somewhere that would do a lot of damage. | |
| And it was like, you do what I say, otherwise I press the button. | |
| Well, this is basically the theme of what this space weaponry is all about. | |
| It's to do with having weaponry pointing at the Earth. | |
| So they say, you do what we say or we'll destroy you. | |
| This is where these mad, crazy, insane people are going. | |
| Whether he's genuine or not, we don't know, but Putin is speaking against this. | |
| He said Russia has consistently opposed the idea of space militarization, but the actions of the US and its allies force Moscow to counterbalance this growing threat. | |
| President Vladimir Putin has said. | |
| Russia has always opposed and continues to oppose the militarization of space, the president told a government meeting on military policies. | |
| Putin expressed concern over world powers increasing the capabilities of their space systems, which have both military and dual use applications. | |
| He said the US political and military leadership openly consider space a war theater. | |
| Developments demand that we pay increased attention to strengthening our orbital group as well as our rocket and space industries. | |
| Russia's so-called orbital group is a constellation of more than 150 satellites. | |
| I mean, goodness knows how many is up there now. | |
| Two thirds of which have military applications. | |
| So Putin wants to stop the militarization space, but they've militarized space. | |
| He would argue he's done it to counteract, but it's been done. | |
| So there's so much stuff up there that relates to military. | |
| Most of them are part of military satellite communication systems but Russia also has satellites monitoring launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles as well as short-range tactical missiles. | |
| This warning system was significantly enhanced over recent years and tested successfully during the large-scale military drills in October, the President said. | |
| His words meanwhile came as NATO finally made space its official war domain. | |
| During a summit in London on the 70th anniversary of the alliance on Wednesday, its members declared space the fifth operational domain and committed to ensuring the security of telecommunications infrastructure, including 5G. So... | |
| People seem to believe that if you want to look in the direction of God, then you look upwards to the sky. |
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