Another "false flag"?

in informationwar •  7 years ago  (edited)

There is lots of talk in the UK at present about so called "Internet Giants" being regulated. I think this is happening all over the world.

Is this "battle" actually a "false flag".?

The internet, (and advertisers using other media before that) have always used the media as tools to shape and manipulate public opinion and create trends.
In my opinion, while the system favoured the liberal elite it was left to thrive. It is only since nationalists and conservatives and all those who are concerned with supporting the continuance of nation state, that there have been questions about social media and its role in the political realm. As we have become more "savvy" and aware they now want to challenge net neutrality.

The challenges on net neutrality should be a concern for all crypto enthusiasts and those who are interested in liberty.

This should be resisted at all costs.! i watch and listen to John Mc Affee and although he talks a lot of rubbish at time's, he's right when he says this is the biggest battle we face and the liberal elite will do everything possible to get their way and to crush us..

They are fighting to retain all their wealth and power. I watched the middle finger to the working class, that was the royal wedding in the UK yesterday. that bought it home to me.

These people aren't going to give up the power and the wealth they have easily and without a fight.

Blockchain technology and crypto specifically is the major threat to their power. If you watch mainstream TV interviews about crypto they will always say that blockchain is great technology that will revolutionize the internet while at the same time dumping on crypto!!

This Is The Frontline!

Over the past few years and accelerating recently, we have seen a continuous drip, drip feed of soundbites about content on the internet and at the same time we have seen the main internet companies and platforms drag their feet to make changes. Some of these "battles" have also made it to the courtroom with the famous case of Apple v The US government, over the phone content of one of the suspects in the fort Hood shooting incident! I could buy a hack on line to get past his password, so this battle was obviously a false flag..
They are for the consumption of the sheeple who also believe democracy is for the people. It should be, but ours was corrupted years ago.

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The huge internet platforms like fakebook and twitter have been tools of the global elite for some time. They have gathered data on the population and used different tools to influence what people think and feel. They have misled us for years. They have had control for years. They are terrified of decentralization in all its forms as t reduces their power and their ability to control us. They have used fakebook unmercifully to lie and misinform the public since it's inception.
They are obvious tools of the wealthy liberal elite who are trying to create world governance at the behest of a wealthy few.
The battle against net neutrality is quite obviously a fake one, but will the sheeple fall for it??

Crypto Is The Tip Of This Spear

What do people think the next move will be??

Can they effectively regulate platforms like Steemit?

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Can they effectively regulate platforms like Steemit?

If you try to be the "real person" which steemit naively expects from new users in their intro; then steem is even easier to track to all the world than FB. Anyone can easily track every action.

This would be the same on most crypto blockchains should we post our real name and a picture in our wallet which is then made public accessable.

The lesson of the above example is to demonstrate that our annonimity on the net is our responsibility.

If you are not using the Tor browser and a non-tracking search engine like DuckDuckGo then you have no one to blame but yourself for being outed.

Do we really need the bells, whistles and speed of the present day internet to raise awareness and form communities? My thought is no.

As an example let's look at the state of tech prior to the World Wide Web. By '84 the internet was accessable to me via a mainframe at my University. We could call in via modem from my home. The only graphics was ASCI yet words still held power. My Bulliten Board Service (BBS) was added to the Citadel Network in 1987. Each night my computer would call another pre-arranged computer on the CitNet. The machines would exchange common threads/rooms/subjects and emails. This calling would happen throughout north america. It allowed data transfer without expensive long distance charges. It would take 2 days for email to go from coast to coast but they got there.

Freedom sometimes means giving up some comforts. Ask any homesteader about that.

So when they look to shut you down or monitor your conversations ask what is needed to counter that and do what it takes to counter it no matter if it means a sacrifice on your part.

I use tor, tor guard and DD go..
For some things i like my privacy and others I'm not bothered by publicity..Even in the years i used fb i would always do things which i new would give opposite of my real character, if you get what i mean.
I'm waiting for the first big retailer to accept crypto. i would like to buy my groceries using crypto.
I think large swathes of our societies are suffering a collective Stockholm Syndrome and it will take a big shock to nudge them out of it..

If we let them, they will; they're already trying to so let's not underestimate them. Blockchain powered media is ushering us into an era the leftist controlled MSM can't comprehend. They know there's no way to stop the truth from getting to people this way, hence the desperate attempt at regulation

Ha ha, i agree...We have got out of the reach of "Zuck" and his liberal cronies. And lets hope crypto ruins people like Soro's, the pimp of the Rothschilds.

We Are The Resistance!!!