Michaelmas

Let’s assume Pienaar is right: the government knows we will not accept e-ID. How, then, does it coerce us into adopting it? It announces a Mickey Mouse, pretend digital ID and deliberately raises the specter of government overreach in our lives. It knows we will react viscerally and anticipates the backlash. In so doing, it focuses the public debate on the introduction of a single, government issued e-ID which it doesn’t need and has put no effort into developing. Waiting for us is the real digital ID system that government and its corporate partners, like Palantir, have actually been engineering.

Oh these things again...

Haaretz has now published a leaked draft plan of what Gaza would look like under Blair’s initiative. The plan reveals a hierarchy in which an international board of billionaires and businesspeople sit at the top, while highly vetted "neutral" Palestinian administrators are at the bottom. Since when did we all roll back in our couches and let private interests decide the fate of humanity…. Oh yeah, they taught us differently in school.🤔

The reason we’re in trouble today There is no direct connection between the moral world order and machines. Consequently, when man is presented as a machine, which is happening more and more and let’s face it “is the declared goal of trans humanism today,” then our moral impulses become an illusion—which is just lazy because in order to have the impulses in the first place we have to be human. Now all we can do is hope that some being, revealed to us through Revelation, is going to punish “the bad and reward the good” for us, like in Hollywood. But we cannot see moral impulses inherent in the order of the world around us and within each one of us.

From a tv series

These fucktard finally woke up to the fact that 57% of bitcoin is owned by individuals “US Treasury Advances Plans to Regulate Bitcoin Privacy Tools The U.S. Treasury is finalizing rules under the Patriot Act to impose bans on privacy-enhancing tools for digital assets, as announced by FinCEN Director Andrea M. Gacki, aiming to combat illicit finance. This could classify non-custodial wallets (you know, wallets!)”

Excerpt from the play “PARKSVILLE” second play in the series “The Madness of Maenads.”