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Frances Leader's avatar

The Wise Wolf has posted:

"THEY'RE NOT HIDING IT ANYMORE: Paypal Founder's Private "Antichrist" Seminars for Silicon Valley's Elite Tech Billionaires Are Openly Planning the Luciferian World State — And They Think You are Too Stupid to Notice"

https://wisewolfmedia.substack.com/p/peter-theil-antichrist-seminar-peter-thiel-anti-christ

Utopian Fool's avatar

You concede that we need better "services"? 🥴 That's how we became enslaved and powerless in the first place! I am shocked that you would believe such nonsense. France being a perfect example of the "state" drowning you in bureaucracy to get the slightest thing done with over 5 million state employees at a cost of over 600 billion euros a year and the highest taxes in the world. Big government is simply theft on a massive scale with gullible victims believing they are getting something for nothing.

Frances Leader's avatar

Better services are not necessarily bigger bureaucracy. In fact, efficiency is quite the opposite.

I am sorry that you have reacted unfavourably to my logic.

Utopian Fool's avatar

Those in power who claim to follow the same logic use it as a pretext to "cherry pick" and privatise public services that have been paid for by the taxpayers and to replace humans by so-called AI or cheap offshore staff. Budgets that "must be spent by year end", preferred vendors who charge way over market prices, massive use of ludicrously "expert" consulting firms, etc. are the results of alleged "efficiency drives". Not to mention education, healthcare and elderly care where efficiency takes on quite a different meaning. Eliminating conflicts of interest is key to a better society and better governance IMHO.

Desert Jewel's avatar

So much to digest! I see Ayaan Hirsi Ali in the photo "Dark Web Intellectuals" and I fail to see how she could possibly be there... The remainder of your compilation I will research and THANK you Miss Frances, for posting.

Frances Leader's avatar

I don’t recognise half of the faces…. but I am a Brit.

Desert Jewel's avatar

Ayaan Hirsi Ali is Somalian, worked in the Dutch Parliament, has written wonderful books, (has a serious security detail to protect her) and I am nearly certain she doesn't belong to that club. Maybe the photo is meant to inspire us to think! TY

Jim Davidson's avatar

He already has billions of dollars. What he very clearly wants is to have billions of slaves.

Frances Leader's avatar

Debt slaves are so last century!

Knowing everything about everyone and able to sell that info to every spook outfit in the world, hire mercenaries and assassins to dispense with enemies…. yeah. That is power.

Jim Davidson's avatar

Oh, yes, true, but it gets so much worse. They are building these enormous data centres so they can make up anything about anyone. They put Zoom out just before the plandemic to make sure they got lots of video of lots of people along with audio. They want to be able to make deep fakes to "prove" anything and thereby extort compliance. "Be cool or be cast out." It's quite a bit of a pickle in which we find ourselves, my friend. Which is why I'm teaching people everything I now about data security and communications privacy. The revolution won't be televised because everything you are shown on television will be lies.

Nathan's avatar

Its all about Identity, who, or what one identifies as.

Mere words can not express what is meant by the above statement, suffice it to say, if one is driven by an Inner yearning to Know "is this all there is" will one See what seems hidden, but stands revealed as plain as daylight. Love CJ

California Girl's avatar

There are good reasons for keeping personal data separate from job applications. As a 70-year-old person applying for a temporary (contract) job, I edit my resume to hide my age. If I did not, no one would even interview me. That I am willing to work at my age is my business. My history and references prove I can do the job in question, and excel. Were my work history to be public, I would never get another job.

Marten's avatar

Moloch need to be "satiated", managing the "Herd" with Technobrats with help from the "Transcasters"...What the hell can go wrong ????

Rob D's avatar

But, but, Ms Frances... it's for our safety and national security. ;-)

Sh1rl3y's avatar

The alternative to the system described is to have control of our own data and we chose who we share it with. So you hold your medical records cv financial records.

They all go on BSV decentralised blockchain and you grant access to your data as you see fit. Only you and the person you share it with will know. It can also be pseudononymous. It is all traceable so you can prove payments made if required, but even then you only share what is necessary for proof. Bsv and teranode can provide the means to make small payments at a fraction of the cost charged by banks. Share certificates manufacturing records house deeds it can all go on chain. All in line with the Bitcoin White paper. A lot of people/ companies are not going to be happy.

California Girl's avatar

I have no faith that a blockchain can maintain privacy of MY data. I know enough about software to distrust claims of privacy.

Desert Jewel's avatar

And is it not inevitable the GOV will soon be asking: "exactly who bought exactly what?"

vejjiejamie's avatar

the all seeing eye in lord of the rings was called palantir...TRUTH in plain sight 🧿

Crixcyon's avatar

The answer: DEATH.

Mike's avatar

It would appear they have everything in place. The technology and people. Even the next US president is Thiel’s guy. Everything else underway now is just incapacitating the opposition.

California Girl's avatar

I do not doubt you. I remain horrified.

Luc Lelievre's avatar

Creepy!

Fionnuala Murphy's avatar

Thiel is a creepy creep, really it's a gang of creeps