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A Conversation With Tomorrow's Transhuman Incoming

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Category: Free Citizen
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2025-10-30

The technocracy of tomorrow is incoming today, and the lightning speed of technological development isn't short of the BIG BUCKS that will speed it on its way.

So what do we have in store for us if we inadvertently allow Big Tech to pierce a crack in our armour? They have already shown us that they won't hesitate to claim our acquiescence even if they didn't bother to do the "informing" part of "informed consent".

And they don't show any sign of changing their ways, even as they show every sign of changing our's.

Once we let them into our minds to "enhance our thinking" through "the power of AI" (or they do it anyway without openly saying so), then it's open season to do as they please with us; our consent to their dystopia will be automatically theirs through the wonders of technology.

If the AI doesn't approve of us thinking "no", it will simply "enhance our thinking" so that we think "yes!". Job done.

Let that sink in. Whilst you still can.

And if you are rightly wondering what the solution is, just say "No". Very firmly. To their every proposal.

 

Ukraine Update

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Category: Defence
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2025-10-30

Salient facts delivered in minutes with an accompanying side of healthy but cheerful scepticism ...

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More about the developing geopolitics ...

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Left of Centre or Left Behind?

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2025-10-29

This site doesn't do party politics, but that doesn't mean that we don't do politics. After all, the fact that many people take no interest politics doesn't prevent the politicians from poking their noses into the people's affairs. Especially now that CBDC-linked Gov Ids are are believed to be feasible, they can poke right the way down to the individual citizen and what he had for Sunday dinner.

"You had an extra slice of toast for breakfast on Satiurday so to keep the world cool your bread ration is now halved for next week and your price per British standard loaf will be increased by one third"

Note that they don't have to get the actual facts right - it's sufficient to make sure that there isn't any effective way to challenge their facts. In fact it's probably better to get them wrong because then the individual will have no choice but to give up the unequal struggle for correctness and just submit to whatever "they" impose. Life is too short ...

But I digress.

Today I'm - addressing the topic / having a pop at - political labels. Specifically, the "Left/right" labels.

Now being "on the left" is a perfectly acceptable description of some very acceptable people, Yanis Varoufakis for one. It doesn't stop one from being well-thought-out and right about many important political topics. I dare say that Yanis may be wrong about certain things but he strikes me as being right more often than he is wrong, even if he is "on the left" more often than he is "on the right" ... this marks him out as an unusual politician.

It's also a sad fact that many on the left are wrong about almost everything. Just as those on the right may also be wrong about almost everything. The political labels can only be properly interpreted in context (and probably not even then) - no context, no information. Politicians are like Humpty Dumpty in that these labels can mean whatever they want them to mean, neither more nor less. The fact that they don't mean anything specific is a bonus because they cannot then be held accountable for their promises.

Labels out of context are also nuance-free, whereas politics should never be nuance-free because our world is not nuance-free, so to govern without nuance is to get governance wrong to a considerable extent.

That's enough from me, but here's the estimable Dr Jon Droz with a guest piece by Ron Hart that illustrates the point by discussing Climate Change, a favourite bone of the political "left".

"Leftist dogma defies reason" 

Correct, but that's because it is dogma, which by definition has to be accepted without criticism. Not especially because it's "leftist" (or "rightist").

If people would just concentrate on being right (ie: correct) and avoiding all dogma of whatever source, then the world would be a far better place.

 

How Safe is Radio Frequency Radiation?

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2025-10-29

This is yet another hardy perennial which hasn't been investigated for ever, but when such an investigation does slip through, the scent of whitewash liberally applied tends toward the hazardous.

We were reporting on this back in 2020 but the original video has somehow been removed.

Still, this prior article gives the official FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's then views on the need for a health and safety approach to the 5G roll-out.

As there has seemingly been no official progress that hasn't been accused of whitewash, it's obviously time to review the situation. The WHO has stepped forward to do exactly that ...

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Recommended reading: "The Invisible Rainbow" - Arthur Firstenberg

How to Address the "Migration" Problem? (2)

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2025-10-28

This is part 2 of Nick Griffin's discourse on how the world's humanity is being rearranged by the powers that shouldn't be, and what we could and should perhaps do about it - if anything.

This is probably the great issue of our time, and we cannot underestimate it, but do we actually, really and truly, understand it? Have we looked beyond the knee-jerk alarm to analyse its effects, even to apply the "so what?" test to separate the intrinsically unproblematic from the definitely unsustainable?

This will be a long road, along which we have already travelled a considerable distance without much understanding of the eventual destination - time to apply some seriously overdue and unemotional thinking and to begin to rate our various options.

Part Two.

(Part One here)

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