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UN October Summit Reopens Grab for Global Internet Control

Posted on October 11, 2014 Written by

Accord­ing to a recent report by the French news orga­ni­za­tion Agence France-Presse, “US offi­cials are pledg­ing to fight a fresh effort to give a UN agency author­i­ty to reg­u­late the Inter­net, two years after a huge diplo­mat­ic bat­tle over the issue.” The AFP sto­ry refers to the upcom­ing Plenipo­ten­tiary Con­fer­ence in Busan, South Korea, of the […]

Filed Under: Property Rights, Technocracy, United Nations

Equality, Fraternity, Democracy, Social Cohesion, Real Utopias and the Electronic Republic

Posted on October 3, 2014 Written by

If our 21st Cen­tu­ry Lives were just a tele­vised game of Jeop­ardy, the title would be the answer that would be linked to the cham­pi­onship. The cor­rect ques­tion would be: What are the real goals envi­sioned when Edu­ca­tion Reform­ers, politi­cians, and Polit­i­cal Rad­i­cals use the mis­lead­ing term ‘stan­dards’ in K‑12 edu­ca­tion? When that trans­for­ma­tive Global […]

Filed Under: Education, Technocracy

Valiant TRUTH Warrior, Dr. Stan Monteith of Radio Liberty Passed Away — Monday, September 29, 2014

Posted on October 1, 2014 Written by

Dr. Stan Mon­tei­th, age 85, founder and radio pro­gram host of Radio Lib­er­ty, broad­cast­ing out of San­ta Cruz, Cal­i­for­nia, passed away Sep­tem­ber 29, 2014, of lym­phoma in a hos­pi­tal in San­ta Cruz, Cal­i­for­nia. He passed away peace­ful­ly sur­round­ed by his loved ones. Dr. Stan will be great­ly missed by his many radio fans across the nation […]

Filed Under: Agenda 21, Agriculture, Climate Change, Depopulation, Education, ICLEI, Medicine, Monetary System, New World Order, North American Union, Oceans - Coasts, Open Border, Police State, Property Rights, Regionalism, Smart Grid, Smart Growth, Surveillance, Sustainability, Sustainable Development, Technocracy, Trade, Transportation, United Nations, Water Rights, Wildlands Network

This Common Home Appliance Can Compromise Your Entire Security

Posted on September 29, 2014 Written by

LIFX is a smart light bulb that can be con­trolled with your smart phone via your home­’s Wi-Fi net­work. Turns out that any­one with­in range can obtain the Wi-Fi pass­word from the light bulb. It’s a prob­lem with the com­mu­ni­ca­tions protocol.

Filed Under: Surveillance, Technocracy

Privacy Nightmare: When Baby Monitors Go Bad

Posted on September 29, 2014 Written by

A secure crib and a baby mon­i­tor are on the the “must-have” safe­ty check­list for many new par­ents. But when you tuck Junior in for the night, you nev­er imag­ine wak­ing to a scene straight out of The Twi­light Zone: a foul-mouthed baby cam­era with a life of its own.

Filed Under: Surveillance, Technocracy

Is your boss watching you?

Posted on July 18, 2014 Written by

The days of skiv­ing behind your boss’s back may be num­bered, fol­low­ing the announce­ment of a new prod­uct that can track your every move­ment in the work­place. Elec­tron­ics man­u­fac­tur­er Hitachi has unveiled a high-tech ID badge that not only tracks an employ­ee’s exact loca­tion with­in the office, it also keeps a record of all the […]

Filed Under: Surveillance, Technocracy

Bill Gates Crying In His Vault

Posted on July 3, 2014 Written by

April 26, 2014 Gates 3 Bill Gates is a sad clown today because his bizarre $100 mil­lion stu­dent data project has failed – InBloom, Inc Stu­dent Data Col­lec­tion, to Shut Down! Com­mon Core-lov­ing bil­lion­aire Bill Gates has suf­fered a sting­ing defeat in his ambi­tious quest to reform every cran­ny of the Amer­i­can K‑12 pub­lic edu­ca­tion sys­tem. The […]

Filed Under: Education, Technocracy

What the hell is a “technocrat,” and are you one of them?

Posted on June 10, 2014 Written by

You used to hear the word “tech­no­crat” a lot, refer­ring to a par­tic­u­lar kind of gad­get-lover. Bat­man has been called a tech­no­crat, and so have Tony Stark and the Doc­tor from Doc­tor Who. But what does this word mean, and why does it have the same suf­fix as “aris­to­crat”? The Tech­noc­racy Move­ment Before there was […]

Filed Under: Technocracy