Davos - Day 4: The Grandchildren of H.G. Wells Announce Their World Dictatorship
Left: Datacenter Servers, Right: H.G. Wells. Photos: Wikimedia, CC BY-SA 3.0
Days 1 & 2: Just How Close Are We To The End of the Nation-State?
By Robert Ingraham | January 30, 2021
Day 4 of this year's World Economic Forum Davos Conference presented, in a microcosm, the dangerous and unstable dynamic that characterizes the current world situation. On the one hand, the bulk of the proceedings was a mixture of pure evil and even worse incompetence. On the other hand, featured speeches were delivered by three world leaders: Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India; Alberto Fernández, President of Argentina; and Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein, King of Jordan. These three speeches, much like the presentation given on Day 2 by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa were vivid examples of the death-trap within which almost all of the "less-developed" nations now find themselves.
At the time of the break-up of the Soviet Union, Lyndon LaRouche warned world leaders that a second, far more devastating collapse was imminent with the bankruptcy and physical economic breakdown of the Trans-Atlantic financial and monetary system. He stated, repeatedly, that the only solution to this danger was the creation of a New Bretton Woods Monetary System, to be negotiated among sovereign nation states. Almost uniformly world leaders failed to understand the urgency of LaRouche's warnings, and his advice was perhaps looked at but filed away.
Now we find ourselves, in 2021, where the failure of sovereign nations to act as specified by LaRouche has led to a world reality in which the axioms and policies of Empire are near hegemonic. This underscores the catastrophic nature of the ouster of President Donald Trump from office. Repeatedly, throughout the Davos conference, speakers have pointed to the Biden Presidency as the "golden opportunity" to transform the world, under the crisis conditions of the continuing Covid-19 pandemic. In reading the speeches of Modi, Fernández, Al Hussein and Ramaphosa, the effect is heart-rending. These are all leaders who are facing desperate problems within their nations. Repeatedly, they reference the challenges of food supply, health care, poverty, infrastructure development and other human and physical-economic priorities. Yet, in every case, they endorse the oligarchy's green agenda and the god of multilateralism.
The wrong question to ask is: "Do they believe what they are saying about climate change and decarbonization?" Rather, consider that these elected leaders are now confronted with a world agenda, a world reality, where the oligarchical powers gathered at Davos are dictating what is and what is not allowed. The most powerful people in the world have said, "This is the path." Leaders such as Ramaphosa and others, and the nations they represent, are being herded, like errant cattle, into the oligarchy's stockade, some willingly, others because there is no other option. Think of Laocoön, unable to free himself from the serpents' death grip.
The theme of the proceedings today was "On Harnessing the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution for good," and most of the panel discussions were devoted to digital technologies and the implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Again, the participants included many tech and banking heavyweights. These included: Susan Wojcicki, CEO YouTube Inc.; Bradford L. Smith, President, Microsoft Corporation; Arvind Krishna, CEO IBM Corporation; Martin Baron, Executive Editor The Washington Post; Martin Wolf, Chief Economics Commentator at The Financial Times; David M. Rubenstein, Co-Founder, The Carlyle Group; Nicholas Thompson, Editor-in-Chief Wired Magazine; Ajay S. Banga, Executive Chairman, Mastercard; Hans Vestberg, CEO Verizon Communications; Henrietta H. Fore, Executive Director UNICEF; Michael Casey, Chief Content Officer, CoinDesk (owned by the Digital Currency Group (DCG), a venture capital company focusing on bitcoin and the digital currency market); Marietje Schaake, the Cyber Policy Center, Stanford University;---as well as many other representatives of think tanks, venture capital funds, foundations and financial institutions.
One Panel, titled "Harnessing the Fourth Industrial Revolution" was comprised almost entirely of representatives from the Peoples Republic of China, including reps from the Yicai Research Institute (Shanghai), Huawei Technologies (Shenzhen) and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (Beijing). One panel, "Advancing Digital Content Safety," was devoted to improving "harm reduction" in internet and digital content. Yet, "harm reduction" was not defined, e.g., as protecting children from predators, drugs or pornography; rather the one concrete example that was presented was the "harm" caused by claims that the U.S. Presidential election was fraudulent, claims that were allowed to spread.
Marietje Schaake of Stanford said that digital content safety is making sure that content shared online doesn’t result in harms offline, anywhere in the world. Another panelist said that digital content safety meant protecting its users against real-world harm and doing so in a scalable manner and all areas. The discussion was focused on how to censor and remove all such "harmful" content. Another panel, "Resetting Digital Currencies," which included individuals from London, New York and Singapore, as well as Zhu Min, Chairman of the National Institute of Financial Research (Tsinghua University, China), proclaimed the unstoppable emergence of global digital currencies, intended to be outside the power of any sovereign government. Michael Casey of CoinDesk stated, "We are at a critical time to examine the future of digital currencies. With digital currencies, the money itself is software, It's programmable. When that happens a lot of our assumptions about what money is and how it functions may need to be re-examined."
Zhu Min stated that "China is currently developing a central bank digital currency (CBDC), The potential for using central bank digital economy is huge." And the speaker from Singapore said "The majority of central banks are actively exploring the potential of CBDCs.
Many of the other panels dealt with Klaus Schwab's fantasy of a "Fourth Industrial Revolution, focusing on AI, quantum computing, robotics, "smart" appliances, the "internet of things," digital education, digital medicine, etc. All of this was presented in glowing terms, but what was left unspoken is that this scenario will place enormous power into the hands of Silicon Valley and like-minded tech giants, as well as the financial interests they are partnered with. A de-facto power structure is envisioned in which the role of sovereign government and the rights of citizens will vanish.
Please go to LaRouche PAC to read more.
Day 4 of this year's World Economic Forum Davos Conference presented, in a microcosm, the dangerous and unstable dynamic that characterizes the current world situation. On the one hand, the bulk of the proceedings was a mixture of pure evil and even worse incompetence. On the other hand, featured speeches were delivered by three world leaders: Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India; Alberto Fernández, President of Argentina; and Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein, King of Jordan. These three speeches, much like the presentation given on Day 2 by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa were vivid examples of the death-trap within which almost all of the "less-developed" nations now find themselves.
At the time of the break-up of the Soviet Union, Lyndon LaRouche warned world leaders that a second, far more devastating collapse was imminent with the bankruptcy and physical economic breakdown of the Trans-Atlantic financial and monetary system. He stated, repeatedly, that the only solution to this danger was the creation of a New Bretton Woods Monetary System, to be negotiated among sovereign nation states. Almost uniformly world leaders failed to understand the urgency of LaRouche's warnings, and his advice was perhaps looked at but filed away.
Now we find ourselves, in 2021, where the failure of sovereign nations to act as specified by LaRouche has led to a world reality in which the axioms and policies of Empire are near hegemonic. This underscores the catastrophic nature of the ouster of President Donald Trump from office. Repeatedly, throughout the Davos conference, speakers have pointed to the Biden Presidency as the "golden opportunity" to transform the world, under the crisis conditions of the continuing Covid-19 pandemic. In reading the speeches of Modi, Fernández, Al Hussein and Ramaphosa, the effect is heart-rending. These are all leaders who are facing desperate problems within their nations. Repeatedly, they reference the challenges of food supply, health care, poverty, infrastructure development and other human and physical-economic priorities. Yet, in every case, they endorse the oligarchy's green agenda and the god of multilateralism.
The wrong question to ask is: "Do they believe what they are saying about climate change and decarbonization?" Rather, consider that these elected leaders are now confronted with a world agenda, a world reality, where the oligarchical powers gathered at Davos are dictating what is and what is not allowed. The most powerful people in the world have said, "This is the path." Leaders such as Ramaphosa and others, and the nations they represent, are being herded, like errant cattle, into the oligarchy's stockade, some willingly, others because there is no other option. Think of Laocoön, unable to free himself from the serpents' death grip.
THE DIGITAL UTOPIA
The theme of the proceedings today was "On Harnessing the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution for good," and most of the panel discussions were devoted to digital technologies and the implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Again, the participants included many tech and banking heavyweights. These included: Susan Wojcicki, CEO YouTube Inc.; Bradford L. Smith, President, Microsoft Corporation; Arvind Krishna, CEO IBM Corporation; Martin Baron, Executive Editor The Washington Post; Martin Wolf, Chief Economics Commentator at The Financial Times; David M. Rubenstein, Co-Founder, The Carlyle Group; Nicholas Thompson, Editor-in-Chief Wired Magazine; Ajay S. Banga, Executive Chairman, Mastercard; Hans Vestberg, CEO Verizon Communications; Henrietta H. Fore, Executive Director UNICEF; Michael Casey, Chief Content Officer, CoinDesk (owned by the Digital Currency Group (DCG), a venture capital company focusing on bitcoin and the digital currency market); Marietje Schaake, the Cyber Policy Center, Stanford University;---as well as many other representatives of think tanks, venture capital funds, foundations and financial institutions.
One Panel, titled "Harnessing the Fourth Industrial Revolution" was comprised almost entirely of representatives from the Peoples Republic of China, including reps from the Yicai Research Institute (Shanghai), Huawei Technologies (Shenzhen) and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (Beijing). One panel, "Advancing Digital Content Safety," was devoted to improving "harm reduction" in internet and digital content. Yet, "harm reduction" was not defined, e.g., as protecting children from predators, drugs or pornography; rather the one concrete example that was presented was the "harm" caused by claims that the U.S. Presidential election was fraudulent, claims that were allowed to spread.
Marietje Schaake of Stanford said that digital content safety is making sure that content shared online doesn’t result in harms offline, anywhere in the world. Another panelist said that digital content safety meant protecting its users against real-world harm and doing so in a scalable manner and all areas. The discussion was focused on how to censor and remove all such "harmful" content. Another panel, "Resetting Digital Currencies," which included individuals from London, New York and Singapore, as well as Zhu Min, Chairman of the National Institute of Financial Research (Tsinghua University, China), proclaimed the unstoppable emergence of global digital currencies, intended to be outside the power of any sovereign government. Michael Casey of CoinDesk stated, "We are at a critical time to examine the future of digital currencies. With digital currencies, the money itself is software, It's programmable. When that happens a lot of our assumptions about what money is and how it functions may need to be re-examined."
Zhu Min stated that "China is currently developing a central bank digital currency (CBDC), The potential for using central bank digital economy is huge." And the speaker from Singapore said "The majority of central banks are actively exploring the potential of CBDCs.
Many of the other panels dealt with Klaus Schwab's fantasy of a "Fourth Industrial Revolution, focusing on AI, quantum computing, robotics, "smart" appliances, the "internet of things," digital education, digital medicine, etc. All of this was presented in glowing terms, but what was left unspoken is that this scenario will place enormous power into the hands of Silicon Valley and like-minded tech giants, as well as the financial interests they are partnered with. A de-facto power structure is envisioned in which the role of sovereign government and the rights of citizens will vanish.
Please go to LaRouche PAC to read more.
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Essential reading to understand what is being built as an "open air prison" system all being presented by the dead souls of Davos as if this digital slavery will become the "new normal." The irrational insanity has now gotten to the point where the peasant slave class in this neo-feudalistic technocratic dystopia being implemented are wearing two and three masks (double the virtue) in complete obedience.
The absolutely best way to destroy the plans coming out of the WEF and Davos with this "Great Reset" and their Fourth Industrial Revolution is to purchase every source of silver you possibly can. This is why the criminal bank JP Morgan has been manipulating the price of silver. It's to protect silver for the tech sector.
Listen to the UK's Boris Johnson in the clip at the following link on education. When Johnson refers to "build back better" this directly links to the material linked above on this coming digital slavery. The WEF and Davos global elites are going to implement this through schools to convert children to digital commodities. It is Sir Ronald Cohen who created "impact investing" for the cult of death in the City of London to pull the landless and rootless peasant slave class further into debt bondage. Cohen confided to Vatican representatives at a conference on "impact investing" saying they were the "Holy Grail" of investing.
Tapping into the Vatican Bank's asset pool...
Implementing the biosecurity state:
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