By Deputy Sheriff Vincent Cavaleri of Snohomish County

The word technocracy has been thrown around quite a bit as of late; and with good reason. Just what is it exactly? The idea of a technocracy has been tried and implemented before; and seems to have gained traction in western civilization. At the end of the day, it is simply a Marxism style takeover of the people, and the means of production through technological advancement. Elitists using technology to corner the market on the world’s assets and population. Complete government control of society and industry by an elitist group of technical experts. Sounds enticing, right?

People that discuss this openly are called conspiracy theorists, or worse. Whatever the derogatory terms alleged, there is plenty of truth in their technocratic claims. There are plenty of archetypes of this oppressive movement. In fact, 1990’s Soviet Union and today’s China are classic paradigms of a technocratic society. George Orwell’s book 1984 digs deep into the depths of totalitarianism and technocracy. The two are completely intertwined. The parallels unfolding in today’s western civilizations are strikingly similar.

Marxism, fascism, socialism and communism are all cut from the same totalitarian cloth. They seek dominion over its people through class-warfare and nationalization of industry. These totalitarian ideologies are designed to create a society of downtrodden citizens over whom the elite have total control through poverty and strife. The haves and that have nots. The clean and the unclean. Segregation, discrimination and indoctrination keep the masses at odds and effectively needing government oversight, 24-7. Chaos in the streets, continued public crises, civil rights abuses and so much more tether massive government intrusion and surveillance to every citizen’s liberty.

The term “big brother is watching you” originated from Orwell’s book. The idea that government is watching you all the time is an accurate depiction of today’s technological advancements, both here in America and abroad. Advancements in artificial intelligence, facial recognition and quantum computing, all connected to the 5G network, and stored in the cloud until needed. What could possibly go wrong with this?

Orwell’s literary masterpiece was written in 1948, but one can’t help making comparisons to today’s dystopian America. Governments’ continued attempt to break the will of the people through continued hardships and despair in their communities is usually the first step towards technocratic implementation.

1984 was required high school reading, but you would be hard pressed to find a copy in today’s woke public schools. Orwell despised Hitler and Stalin and their brutal totalitarian ideologies; and portrayed the possibilities for future societies perfectly. Oppressive style dictatorships served only to enslave the masses, while lifting a group of elites to power and riches. It’s important we recognize history repeating itself.

In times of great trials and tribulations, we should always defer to the U.S. Constitution. I often wonder how our founders thought of everything. How they saw these abusers of liberty coming a mile away. The tenth amendment essentially relegates power to the individual states. Our founders knew and feared expanded powers of the federal government could be destructive to democracy, so they insisted on this amendment during ratification.

This is where the solution lies in today’s attempted hostile takeover of America. The protections of state power in the tenth amendment stated: “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.” Most people are unaware that oppressive COVID mandates do not exist in red states. Therefore, a governor like Ron DeSantis can ban vaccine passports in his state. Or Christi Noem of South Dakota banning critical race theory in her state, just to give a couple of examples. They can hold corporations and organizations accountable that violate their state’s constitutions. This is how big tobacco and big pharma were held accountable.

This is where the battle must be waged with tech companies, pharmaceutical companies, the media, public education and the corrupted elected leaders supporting their technocratic takeover. Big pharma, big tech, the healthcare industry, insurance companies and the media are uniquely connected through business ventures and intertwined ownership; and have a vested interest in each other’s success.

These modern-day carpetbaggers are the robber barons of our time. Sadly, it’s much more diabolical than just monetary gain. This is a zero-sum game and they take no prisoners. It’s all about consolidating power and carrying out a globalist agenda, technocracy facilitates their vision. If we fail to act to protect our republic, I fear there will be no turning back. Use the Constitution and the courts to your advantage. Help take back America one state at a time.

God bless all of you.

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