How long will 8 billion people allow 100 families to control them?

The 8 billion individuals, each with their own unique perspectives, needs, and aspirations, metaphorically represent the entire global population. They are the diverse mass, the multitude of voices, and the vast array of experiences that make up our world. On the other hand, the ‘100 families’ symbolize a concentrated group of influential entities. These entities, through various means, hold significant power, shaping societal norms, influencing decisions, and steering the course of events in many ways.

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NEW VEHICLES REMOTE CONTROLLED BY GOVERNMENT AND EQUIPPED WITH GEO FENCE

In recent years, new cars are being equipped with advanced technology that allows for remote control by Government Authorities. This intrusive feature is designed to enhance public safety and security? The vehicles are installed with geo-fencing capabilities, a system that uses GPS or RFID to define geographical boundaries. Once a vehicle enters or exits the defined area, “authorized personnel” can remotely control the vehicle’s functions. This technology is intended to prevent (unauthorized) use of a vehicles, and to ensure that they are utilized within designated zones, times and distance. It’s a significant step towards fascist governance and surveillance. As the WEF would say “promoting accountability and efficiency in vehicle usage” Your Car?.

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The FORGOTTEN SLAVE TRADE [WHITE EUROPEAN SLAVES]

Starting with the practice of slavery in the ancient world, Simon Webb traces the history of slavery in Europe and examines the experiences of those who were forcibly taken from their homes. He describes how thousands of European boys were castrated and then sold in Africa and the Middle East, and also explains how the role of the newly-independent United States helped to put an end to the trade in European and American slaves. He also discuss the importance of towns such as Bristol, which was an important staging-post for the transfer of English slaves to Africa over 1,000 years before it became a major centre for the slave trade in the eighteenth century.

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