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By Tracy Turner
Filed under: Surveillance, Empire, Technocracy and Statist Media
Behind the hidden rooms of empire, where budgets are secret and acronyms speak like tongues, the real governance of the United States does not follow law but latency.
The myth of the free republic—open, self-governing, and accountable to its people—is lost behind the veneer of alphabet soup agencies and private intelligence syndicates. Behind the NSA's honeycombed buildings and DARPA's computer divinations is a shadow command system marked by one basic principle: what is not seen cannot be challenged.
A forgotten and rarely viewed page on OliveBiodiesel.com contains dozens of U.S. and allied black projects, many of which have slipped even the most dedicated truther forums. It's less conspiracy theory and more an esoteric prayer book for the security state's high priests.
Some of the programs:
By Tracy Turner
Introduction: The Builders of the All-Seeing War Machine
History’s final emperors will not ride into the city on horseback. They will come instead on pulses of light, data streams, biometric checkpoints, and machine eyes that do not blink. In 2025, the architecture of conquest is not forged by legions or sabers but by algorithms, surveillance hubs, and digital prophets whose oracles speak in code.
Across Gaza’s rubble, in the trenches of Ukraine, on Taiwan’s edge, in Syria’s ruins, and over Chechnya’s ghost cities, a new kind of war has emerged—one where the battlefield is the mind, the spirit, the very breath of a people before the first shot is fired. And behind this machinery stand the high priests of a faith no one voted for: the technocrats, the spymasters, the corporate kings, and the statesmen who have fused war and worship into a single, humming network.
Cathy Smith
Act I: The Summoning
The summons arrived the way it always does in the digital age: without ceremony and without soul. A little red dot. A cheerful ding. A command masquerading as a request: “We need a quick video to confirm you’re human.” No need for fingerprints, blood, or retinal scans yet—just the everyday humiliation of proving your existence to a machine that wouldn't know humanity if it bit through its fiber optic veins.
You freeze. You blink. In the corner of a server farm as sweltering as the belly of a cattle-cooking oven, Mark Zuckerberg's ghostly avatar grins like a bureaucratic Mephistopheles. Dance, meat puppet, he says. And you do. You always do.
Ned Lud
The Politicians, Tech Oligarchs, and Media Titans Being Watched by the Original Watcher
Preamble: Before the Eyes of the Lord
Initially, it was not code, algorithm, or Cloud—but the gaze.
The first line of sight was not from a satellite, drone, or watchtower but from the Throne—where El Roi, the God who sees, watched Hagar in the desert and knew her suffering. Before Palantir, Clearview, and Pegasus spyware etched its name in the blood of children, there was the Eye that never blinked, faltered, or lied.
"You are the God who sees me," said the Egyptian handmaid cast out by Abraham's wife. El Roi, she named Him. Genesis 16:13.
Hagar was not just the first refugee—she was the first recorded surveillance target.
But unlike modern watchers, El Roi did not seek to control, predict, or eliminate—He sought to rescue.
Today, we are told that we are safer when we are seen.
Book I: The Image of the Beast
“He had eyes like a flame of fire, and on his head were many crowns...
And it was given unto him to make war with the saints, and to overcome them...”
— Revelation 13:7, 19:12
"And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads." — Revelation 13:16
Forget barcodes, RFID chips, or fantastical implants. The Mark of the Beast is not coming—it has arrived, and it is banal.
It is facial recognition, algorithmic profiling, biometric compliance.
The crucible of surveillance has been poured. Every brow is a passport. Every face, a barcode. Every identity, a dataset.
From the war rooms of Unit 8200 to the glass towers of Palantir, from Amazon Ring on your front door to Clearview AI in the hands of local police, from the subway eyes of New York to the hyper-gridded gaze of London, from Gaza’s scorched alleys to Xinjiang’s ghost cities, from India’s Aadhaar panopticon to Brazil’s biometric democracy, the Beast sees all. His many crowns are the NATO Nations, China, Russia, Brazil, India, the Arab States and of course Israel.
Alphabet owns your search history. Meta owns your face. Microsoft partners with the Pentagon. Amazon scans your front yard. Palantir maps your mind.
And all of it is legal.
By Chris Spencer
From Tinder to Reddit, Men Are Logging Off Love and Logging Into the Underground Club No Wife or Girlfriend Will Ever Enter - Masculinism 101
Industrial Feminism is the new orthodoxy, where empowerment is streamlined and ideology is mass-produced. In this age of Factory-Line Feminism, identity is managed like inventory, and dissent is flagged by The Sisterhood of the Algorithm. Beneath it all hums a Mechanized Matriarchy, polished by PR and enforced through HR-Hegemonic Femininity—a soft bureaucracy with hard consequences.
Modern feminism is no longer a movement of liberation but an institutional catechism—codified, commodified, and draped in the language of moral absolutism. In the Brussels boardrooms and Kamala Harris campaign stops, it is presented as the self-evident moral compass of progress. But below the slick glass click-bait of gender equity seminars and DEI dashboards, a quiet rebellion simmers. Its fighters do not riot, nor do they write manifestos. They ghost. They log off. They disappear.
Tracy Turner
I. Prelude to Catastrophe
This world today greatly corresponds to the precursor of World War I, featuring its complicated spider web of highly entangled multiple alliances, budding nationalism, and strategic miscalculation. The contemporary aspect addition of evolving technologies, internationalism, and the rise in non-state entities complicates and exacerbates even further the modern geopolitical fault lines, highlighting with urgency the requirement for a much deeper understanding.
Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic
The unified German Empire, proclaimed in Versailles in January 1871, contemplated balancing the division of the world’s colonies, the markets, and the sources of the world’s raw material.¹ Exceptionally, the pan-Germanic movement, established in 1891, propagated the making of a powerful German global empire. To do it, a new distribution of the world’s colonies was the first necessity.² The Balkans were one of the regions in the world that had to be “redistributed” in the German favor.³ In the spirit of such a policy, the German Parliament (Reichstag) issued the law regarding the enlargement of the German navy in 1898 for the reason “to secure the maritime interests of Germany” In the next year (1899), during the First International Conference in The Hague (dealing with global security-peace issues), the German Kaiser (Emperor) Wilhelm II Hohenzollern (1888−1918) openly stated that “the sharpened sword is the best guarantee for peace”.⁴
The pan-Germanic imperialism after the German unification in 1871 was primarily directed towards the East under the motto “Drang nach Osten”(“Penetration into the East”). One of the aims of this policy was to make the Ottoman Empire subservient in economic and political points of view to exploit this multicontinental country's natural potential. However, in order to do this, the French and the British influence in South- East Europe, Asia Minor (Anatolia) and the Middle East had to be diminished while, at the same time, the Russian penetration into the Balkans and the Straits should be made as impossible as by supporting the political status quo in the region. In the German concept of “Drang nach Osten” foreign policy, the Suez Canal was to be under Berlin’s domination for the purpose that Great Britain would be cut off from its overseas colonies in Asia, Africa, and the region of the Pacific Ocean. Around the year 1900, the German capital investment in the Ottoman Empire had already pressed back the French and the British. It was 45% of the German capital out of total foreign capital investment in the Ottoman Empire just before the Balkan Wars started in 1912.⁵ The Ottoman trade was financed in the first place by the German Deutsche Orientbank.⁶ The Ottoman army was provided with war material and techniques, especially by the artillery, from the German military factories (Krupp, Mauzer). The Ottoman army was restructured and modernized according to the German war strategy, primarily due to the German military mission in the Ottoman Empire led by General von der Goltz.
By Chris Spencer
I. The Silent War for the Cortex
The human mind, that final citadel of autonomy, is under siege-not by barbarians at the gate, but by an imperceptible lattice of electromagnetic vectors, algorithmic subversion, and neurocognitive weaponry. Dr. Robert Duncan's work Matrix Deciphered is his treatise on microwave and V2K (Voice-to-Skull) systems, and his collaborations with researchers like Craig Laforest-paints a portrait of a world where 5G is not merely a leap in bandwidth but the delivery mechanism for a new paradigm of control.
Copyright © 2025 National Endowment for Democracy
Artificial Intelligence has become autocrats’ newest tool for surveilling, targeting, and crushing dissent. Activists must learn how to harness it in the fight for freedom.
March 2025
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming societies around the globe, ushering in new possibilities for innovation and advocacy. But it has also become a battleground between autocrats and activists. Authoritarian regimes, armed with vast resources and cutting-edge AI tools, have gained a significant upper hand in surveilling, targeting, and suppressing dissent. Meanwhile, activists often lack the resources and training they need to leverage AI and fight back.
This resource gap leaves activists vulnerable, excludes them from shaping the future development of AI, and hinders their ability to counter oppression. Closing the gap is essential for protecting human rights and ensuring that AI evolves in ways that uphold transparency, justice, and freedom.