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Technocrats have had a plan for scientific dictatorship since 1932.  Now that they have co-opted President Donald Trump, they are ready for their economic takeover, Patrick Wood writes.   

As cash is being driven out of circulation worldwide, governments and Technocrats are jockeying to come out on top of a global payment system that will control all trade and all populations. Cash provides anonymity, whereas global crypto payment systems destroy privacy altogether.

Welcome to the Great Reset.

Technocrats Spark Global War Over Crypto Supremacy

By Patrick Wood as published by Activist Post on 31 March 2025

The original plan to implement Technocracy is in play and the Technocrats are pitting themselves against governments. Technocrats had a plan for scientific dictatorship as early as 1932, while governments remained clueless until recently.

Now that Technocrats have taken over the US government, the engine of capitalism throughout the world, they have co-opted President Trump in the same way that the Trilateral Commission consumed the Carter administration in 1976-1980. Both were not about politics – they were about economic takeover.

Don’t think that the Trilateral Commission is old-school, impotent or out of business. They are circling like buzzards to make sure their technocratic plans are successful. The unelected Premier in Canada, Mark Carney, is a member of the Trilateral Commission and is widely acknowledged as a Technocrat. He has never been elected to any political office in his life but he sat as governor of the (Central) Bank of England AND the Central Bank of Canada. The elected Prime Minister of England is Keir Starmer, also a member of the Trilateral Commission.

[Related: Will Mark Carney be appointed as Canada’s next Prime Minister to push forward with the Globalists’ project of turning Canada into a Technate? and Everything Starmer says and does meets the objectives of the Trilateral Commission]

I can guarantee that none of them (Trilateral Commissioners or Technocrats) care a whit about political systems or politicians. The certain outcome for all politicians is to be thrown under the bus in the end – all of them. Nation-states will be neutered altogether.

Technocracy marches on according to requirements laid out in 1993 in the Technocracy Study Course. I detailed this in ‘Technocracy’s Necessary Requirements’:

3. Provide a continuous inventory of all production and consumption

Technocrats were obsessed with aggregating inventory quantities in the economic system from beginning to end. Inventory would be stored in production facilities until it was ready to be delivered to consumers and producers. Only actual consumption by end-users would shrink inventory.

We see this concept used extensively in modern corporations, termed Supply Chain Management (“SCM”), where its goal is to minimise stored inventory (squeezing out the inefficiencies) and make for “just-in-time” manufacturing and consumption.

4. Provide a specific registration of the type, kind, etc., of all goods and services, where produced and where used

This granular level of data tracking drills down to specific items and would ostensibly assign a trackable serial number to every item manufactured, shipped and ultimately consumed by individuals or other manufacturing processes. Such detailed item tracking is a core value of modern Supply Chain Management theory and practice.

The greatest enabler of Technocracy is the Internet of Things (“IoT”), where all connected devices are networked together via the latest 5G wireless technology. Tom Wheeler, former head of the FCC, praised 5G and the IoT in 2017: “If something can be connected, it will be connected.”  The harvesting of data from billions of sensors embedded in the IoT will, for the first time in history, provide real-time data collection. In turn, this data flow will put wind in the sails of artificial intelligence algorithms designed to control society and people in it.

5. Provide specific registration of the consumption of each individual, plus a record and description of the individual

This requirement is a cross-check of inventory against actual consumption by a verified individual. Thus, if something is bought but not consumed immediately, the Technocrat overlords could take action to stop such behaviour. It must be understood that Technocracy intended to altogether eliminate private property, savings and inheritance, etc. The hoarding of consumable items was viewed as unauthorised savings.

The means of collecting this information is through monitoring and total surveillance. Surveillance and data collection are seen everywhere today and according to Technocrats there is no such thing as “enough” data. The Intelligence agencies (NSA, CIA, DHS, etc.) are creating massive national databases that harvest real-time data from every conceivable source. Surveillance includes biometric data (i.e., facial scans, DNA, iris and voice scans), communications (email, phone calls), financial transactions, location tracking (geospatial intel), social media, psychographic data, etc.

Technocrats are running the show, period. Some kind of cryptocurrency scheme is on the horizon. It will involve the global central bank network but only on the terms set by the Technocrat overlords seen strutting in the open in Washington.

P.S. Forget about communism, socialism and Marxism. They have served their purpose to destroy the fabric of society and are being cast aside.

About the Author

Patrick Wood is a leading and critical expert on Sustainable Development, Green Economy, Agenda 21, 2030 Agenda and historic Technocracy. He is the author of ‘Technocracy Rising: The Trojan Horse of Global Transformation’ (2015) and co-author of ‘Trilaterals Over Washington, Volumes I and II’ (1978-1980) with the late Antony C. Sutton. He publishes articles and podcasts about Technocracy and Scientific Dictatorship on his website Technocracy News & Trends.

Featured image: ‘This is the devouring monster invented by technocracy’ taken from a 1933 article on technocracy published by the San Francisco Examiner.  Source: Yesterday’s Paper, John Adcock