Technocracy: The Most Dangerous Idea You’ve Never Heard Of

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Jesse Jaymz
I want to ask you a question about the Alfalfa Club and the powers that operate behind the scenes—the secret societies and the push for technocracy.

Yeah, that’s exactly what we’re seeing now. Look at what Elon Musk is bringing to the table, look at AI—this has been in the works for decades. Back in the 1930s, *Technocracy Inc.* had the ideas and the plans, but they didn’t have the technology they needed. Now, it’s here.

Their goal is scientific dictatorship. They don’t want to use politicians anymore; they want to replace them with AI systems. It’s about creating a single point of control, making it easier to rule over us—just like how all the local mom-and-pop hardware stores were consolidated into Home Depot. Now, instead of independent suppliers, there’s one centralized entity controlling all building supplies. The same thing is happening with governance.

Ben
This ties directly into the secret societies we’re talking about. These organizations have tentacles everywhere. Look at what’s happening in rural areas—federal funding is being poured into high-speed internet for people who live 25 miles from their nearest neighbor. Why? Because they *need* it. Their technocratic infrastructure has to be in place.

Some people push fear about an impending crash—that there will be a complete technology shutdown. But the truth is, the people behind this system have spent the last 50 years building it. They *need* it to maintain control. They don’t want to collapse their own infrastructure. They want satellite internet in every community, STEM programs in schools, and government-funded training to create more programmers. It’s all part of integrating their technocracy for *total* control.

Look at what happened after 9/11—the Patriot Act, the short-lived *Total Information Awareness Program*. That program didn’t disappear; they just integrated it under different names. Their goal has always been *total information awareness*. Now, we’re seeing the next phase: 15-minute cities. They want to push us into high-density housing where we’re completely dependent on the government. No ability to grow our own food, reliance on city water, total control over our sustenance. They call it *interdependence*, but in reality, it’s *complete dependence*.

Jesse Jaymz

Then there’s the smart system—self-monitoring, analysis, reporting technology. Everything from smart meters to LED streetlights, smart appliances, smart cars, and wearable devices like smartwatches. It’s all part of the *Internet of Things*, something Hillary Clinton was already talking about in the ‘90s. Back then, people had no idea what she meant. The first sign I saw was when a smart meter appeared on my house without my consent. Then I started noticing them everywhere—on every home we serviced. Now, it’s everywhere: Alexa, smart TVs with built-in cameras, refrigerators that *watch* you.

Ben

This isn’t just about ranting and raving—it’s about understanding what’s happening so we can *avoid* being swallowed by technocracy. We need to reject the push toward 15-minute cities, avoid cars that can be remotely shut off, and resist the push toward public transportation dependence. The answer? Land ownership. Owning our own wells. Growing our own food. Building communities where people understand what’s happening.

When they raided my home with a no-knock warrant, I realized how important this is. If I lived in an area where my neighbors understood the principles of liberty—where they recognized the threats of a police state—we could stand together. If we’re independent in food, water, and shelter, and we stand together against oppression, they *have no power over us*. If we understand their goals, we can structure our lives in a way that makes us *truly free*.

Jesse Jaymz

Where can people get your books?

Ben
You can find them at TreeofLibertySociety.com.

Jesse Jaymz

Are they available on Amazon?

Ben
Not anymore. Amazon banned *Invasion* Volumes 1 and 2. Not only that, but they banned us from ever selling *anything* on their platform again.

Jesse Jaymz
That makes sense. If the enemy doesn’t like what you’re saying, they’ll try to silence you.

Ben
Exactly. They use these platforms to control the narrative. They claim to support free speech, but they don’t. Amazon allows books that promote child exploitation, but they won’t allow *truth*—because it exposes them. That tells you everything you need to know.