“Standing in stark relief to the optimistic views of the future of globalization now prevalent, this dark vision of a digital gulag posits that, far from witnessing the eclipse of the Westphalian nation-state system by the rising, pluralistic influence of non-state actors, we instead may be on the threshold of an information counterrevolution that will lead to unprecedented concentrations of state power and their possible transformation into one or more supranational entities. For those with political leanings to the Right, the bogey tends to be a single world government menacing to American ideals; for those on the political Left …a fascist consortium of governments and the military-industrial complex.”
– Richard K. Pruett, “Identity: Friend or Foe? The Strategic Uses and Future Implications of the Revolutionary New ID Technologies,” U.S. Army War College, 2005.
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Therein he states that if humanity has not achieved selflessness when these inventions arise “great and terrible forces will be let loose turning the whole earth globe into a kind of self functioning live electric mass” causing humans be at great odds with one another. Sadly we live in such times……Peter
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