Guest Post by Martin Armstrong
When they tell us things such as, “You will own nothing,” we scoff and dismiss them. They are always placing the truth in plain sight. Did they have this technology all along?
A reader sent me the image above of an advertisement published in a magazine over 30 years ago. A basic EV does cost around $65,000. You’d be lucky to find a burger and fries for $16 in the big US cities. “No problem. You’ll eat in. You won’t drive. And you won’t go anywhere.”
Our readers have a tendency to dig deeper, and the woman who was kind enough to submit this image noted that the advertisement was funded by the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (TIAA).
The TIAA “is a Fortune 500 company and one of the world’s largest providers of financial services, with assets under management of $1.2 trillion. It seeks to help its participants in education, research and healthcare communities achieve their financial goals. It offers products and services to more than 4.7 million individuals to save for retirement and goals and meet the evolving needs of its 12,000 client institutions.”
The TIAA is a World Economic Forum partner.
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Well you won’t be tucking your kids in from a payphone, that’s for sure.
The way this economy is heading? You can’t possibly know that.
If I don’t own anything, why be a responsible individual?
You will also cease to be a contributing member of society, thus not needed.
And, obsolete. (For those who remember that particular “Twilight Zone” episode.)
That is where the CBDCs come in. The plebs would be given tasks for the day. Upon completion of the task, you would see CBDC come into your account. There is a reason for a movement to total technocracy, surveillance and AI data processing.
Plus if you didn’t spend your newly acquired CBDC on socially acceptable items You will get a punishment of fewer CBDC units next time.
As a bonus you will be required to spend those CBDC units or lose them. Theres no saving and always your acct will teeter just above the zero line so that you will be to afraid to upset the overlord or draw his attention towards yourself.
Martin knows what tech they have (and have had). Why doesn’t he say?
“Did they have this technology all along?”
It’s called the “moveable type printing press.” It’s been wielding its insidious effect for centuries.
“The world needs ditch diggers too!”
And…
Have you ever committed a crime without ever being at the scene of that crime???
(Thank you AT&T, I will!)
Nope, Obama was right once in his life when he identified American patriots as nationalists, clinging to their Bibles and their guns.
What technology do they have ? Extrapolate from one TV show what we saw then to what became common later. Star Trek.
Set Phazer to stun. Police tasers , a less than lethal weapon.
Near instant food from a box in the wall – microwave.
The big one , flip open communicators that look remarkably similar to early 2000’s cell phones.
If I had to chose between living in 2024 or 1993, I’ll take 1993 every time.
Guess all the fat kat Richie riches live on another planet, in poverty ridden west Virginia, nobody buys new car, try a good used one for 2000, visit hopeless Appalachia if u want a wake up call, a bitter one
It doesn’t help that they are taxed on them every year.
The tone of the commercials reminded me of this
The ATT commercial reminds me of the good science fiction novels I read when I was younger. They were full of things that could be possible. The ATT ad shows a lot of things we have now and their form/function is pretty damn close too. I had a friend with an older brother in Navy that was involved with DARPA. He wouldn’t talk about things they were working on, but did say most of the tech we thought was new and awesome was 10 or 15 years old.
In regard to science fiction, I’m going to paraphrase something I remember from Z-man…we were promised flying cars and hot women in tight latex. Instead we got fat dykes and EV’s.