Hubbert was a geo-physicist who co-founded Technocracy, Inc. in 1932 and authored its Technocracy Study Course. In 1954, he became the creator of the “Peak Oil Theory”, or “Hubbert’s Peak” which theorized that the world was rapidly running out of carbon-based fuels. Hubbert is widely considered as a “founding father” of the global warming and green movements.
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Herein lies the real story behind the crisis in Greece: Privatization. This is the process to get a country to sell off (at a hefty discount) all state-run enterprises, which are gobbled up by greedy global corporations. The stage was set for Greece’ dismantling by an unelected technocrat who is also a member of the Trilateral Commission…
The so-called “Arab Spring” was cheered by western leaders, but while the publicly stated goal was Democracy, the private goal of the global elite was Technocracy. This article from World Affairs hits the nail on the head. Technocrats are unelected officials that bring some specialized skill or methodology to their appointed office.
It is the collective effect of purposeful and amoral manipulation that seeks to centralize economic, political, technological and societal forces in order to accrue maximum profit and political power to global banks, global corporations and the elitists who run them. It is rapidly moving toward an full and final implementation of Technocracy.
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Founded in 1973 by David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzezinski, the Commission set out to create a “New International Economic Order”, namely, Technocracy. The original membership consisted of elitists (bankers, politicians, academics, industrialists) from Japan, North America and Europe. Collectively, they have dominated and controlled trade and economic policy in their respective countries since at least 1974.
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Technocracy is a movement started in the 1930′s by engineers, scientists and technicians that proposed the replacement of capitalism with an energy-based economy. Originally envisioned for North America only, it is now being applied on a global basis. Authors Aldous Huxley and George Orwell believed that Technocracy would result in a Scientific Dictatorship, as reflected in their books, “Brave New World” and “1984“.
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Smart Grid is the national and global implementation of digital and Wi-fi enabled power meters that enable communication between the appliances in your home or business, with the power provider. This provides control over your appliances and your usage of electricity, gas and water.
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Hubbert was a geo-physicist who co-founded Technocracy, Inc. in 1932 and authored its Technocracy Study Course. In 1954, he became the creator of the “Peak Oil Theory”, or “Hubbert’s Peak” which theorized that the world was rapidly running out of carbon-based fuels. Hubbert is widely considered as a “founding father” of the global warming and green movements.
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A pioneer in global ecological theory, Fuller (1895 – 1984) was the first to suggest the development of a Global Energy Grid that is today known as the Global Smart Grid. Fuller is widely considered to be a “founding father” of the global green movement, including global warming, Sustainable Development, Agenda 21, etc.
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The Venus Project, founded by Jacque Fresco, is a utopian, modern-day iteration of Technocracy. Like Technocracy, it scraps capitalism and proposes that “a resource-based economy all of the world’s resources are held as the common heritage of all of Earth’s people, thus eventually outgrowing the need for the artificial boundaries that separate people.” The application of technology is the answer to all of the world’s problems, including war, famine and poverty.
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