You think its just 'Big Brother'? You don't think China wants to spy on every facet of your life? Question is...why would they want to? Once you realize we're in the midst of a covert AI race, things become clear...
Globalism is the driving force of this evil. The Mongol Empire version 2.0 is on the warpath. In order to stop this new globalist expansion, it must be weakened at the source.
When the Ming Dynasty had annihilated the remnants of the original Mongol Empire, they instituted stark measures to keep the threat of the nomad tribes from coming back again. One of these, was the orders to military sharpshooters to scour the endless prairies and hunt the wild ponies, elk, boar, and antelope to near extinction. Any herds that can be relocated were corralled and brought to plantations. Within the year, the Mongol clans that relied upon the herds for sustenance faced starvation and death as the winter approached. Many of them, once proud warriors who loathed the very existence of a sedentary civilization near them, surrendered to the Ming frontier outposts as their numbers fell dead one after another to malnutrition and frostbite. The herdsmen who surrendered were then resettled in special zones within the inland counties where they must learn new trades, integrate into Ming Chinese society and give up hunting and gathering. Sound familiar? The US Army used this same approach to break the power of the Plains tribes during the Indian Wars. Both governing entities had been facing serious threats, and they hit back at the source. Chasing battle hardened nomadic warriors horse for horse and man for man did not work out too well. Instead, annihilate their very sources of food and warm clothing.
To target the modern globalist expansion, waging a military confrontation is of limited use when a significant portion of the population are embracing these technological incursions and will gladly turn upon those who speak ill of these incursions. Who are you going to shoot? Instead, look at the technology itself. It is a mighty infrastructure that requires CONSTANT maintenance, debugging, and updating. One little SLIP UP in the coding and things can catastrophically fail. Just today, the US Postal Service's package tracking system had been down for hours. Error page. This is probably due to network overload from so many customers trying to use it, most likely, but, imagine if a Big Brother-esque people tracking system crashes again and again or goes black for critical periods of time while suffering mass data erasures...
We will need technological soldiers to combat the new globalist incursion. Key words... "LEARN TO CODE". That is just the first step. The next steps will be learning what different codes can do to various things...
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