The vote did not come quietly. Hundreds of residents packed commission meetings and courthouse hallways. They carried signs. They demanded answers. And when the vote came down, many of them left feeling that the process had been designed from the beginning to sidestep them entirely.

5 May 2026

Technocracy News & Trends has provided article after article, explaining tokenization. My new book, The New Economics of Technocracy: You Will Own Nothing, deals with it extensively. You must get your head around tokenization and understand that it will spell the end of private property, flipping us into an asset-based economic system just like Technocrats in the 1930s spelled out. Time is running out to send these grifters packing!

5 May 2026

The most misunderstood facet of Technocracy is Reflexive Law. I have asked many lawyers (even Constitutional scholars) to explain it to me over the last 11 years, and not one could answer. The legal community is clueless. Perhaps you, as a layperson, can understand why we have lost almost every legal battle in the last 30 years. It's time to restate my case: Reflexive Law is not substantive law, case law, or administrative law.

4 May 2026

More than half of AI data centers currently under construction will fail in 2026. This is a worldwide phenomenon as the Gulf states are currently in crisis mode. AI data center output is tokens, and if there is a shortage of tokens, the cost to access AI will increase. The AI industry, from top to bottom, is on the verge of major restructuring as the ripple effect hits companies and consumers alike.

1 May 2026

What Technocrats can't understand is that people are not machines. When the populace rises up to stop them, Technocrats will be shocked, since they thought everyone would cheer them for helping humanity. It never occurred to them that anyone would have another view. This mechanistic, narcissistic worldview hasn't changed in almost 100 years.

30 April 2026

History has just been made. The Petrodollar is dead. Asset tokenization will replace the dollar when pricing oil. The IMEC corridor is rebooted with or without the Strait of Hormuz. All of this at the hands of the UAE, the balance of power in the Middle East has shifted. This validates my new book, The New Economics of Technocracy.

28 April 2026

Workers have been abused for years by requiring them to train their replacements, even when sitting across from them. Now AI has sped up the process. Chinese and American workers are forced to use products like OpenClaw to meticulously recreate the workflows that make up their jobs. Their last task will be to send themselves a pink slip. The ranks of the unemployed will give way to the unemployables.

28 April 2026

During the Great Panic of 2020, Meta forced its employees to take harmful vaccines before returning to work. Now, Meta sees no problem in stripping away privacy in the workplace by installing keystroke loggers on their computers. In the midst ot a huge layoff, many employees are livid that Meta will use them to train their replacements. Meanwhile, Meta assured them that the data will never be used for performance reviews or personal surveillance.

27 April 2026

I posit that the war against Iran had nothing to do with nuclear material, but rather it was about gaining control of the Strait of Hormuz. That said, remember that the media is always reflective, not causative; whatever narrative it carries is never original. The Strait of Hormuz is the what. IMEC is the why. The nuclear program was the excuse.

23 April 2026

The lowly ant: able to lift many times their own weight and able to build complex structures, using signaling based on chemical signaling with pheromones. “RAnts” (Robot Ants) communicate through light fields known as photormones and build and deconstruct complex structures. Maybe Elon Musk will use RAnt swarms to build space colonies on Mars.

23 April 2026