The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 30th January 2016

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  1. 1789: French Revolution caused by the banned Illuminati, front of the you-know-who élite — ideology
    1801: Beginning of techological capitalism with the first cybernetic powerloom — technology
    1917: Russian Revolution caused by the Bolsheviks, front of the you-know-who élite — ideology
    2017: Beginning of the internet of everything — technology
    2045: The Singularity—from Russia from the you-know-who élite —ideology

    1789 + 128 = 1917, 1917 + 128 = 2045
    1801 + 108 * 2 = 2017

    108 sacred number, and 128 cybernetic number, are numbers associated with phi: the vesica pisces, the golden section, the spiral…into resurrection, into ascension.

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    2017, the year of the beginning of digital by default, the internet of everything—i have warned about this, but no-one listens. This is the ultimate bolshevism —the 100th anniversary of the 1917 revolution— it is intended to be a global, centralized dictatorship: technological slavery.

    Will you will be ”safe” in your cage…

    Or will you rage against the Machine before it terminates you…

    https://itbrief.co.nz/story/christchurch-road-becoming-smart-city/

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  2. Japan adopts negative percent interest rates. Economists have been proposing this for years and Japan has once again led the way like they did with QE.

    Over 7 years the Federal Reserve printed $4.5 trillion, or ~$650 billion per year. Japan is printing that much with an economy 1/4 the size.

    The Bank of Japan is pretty desperate. But hey, our Japanese imports just got cheaper.

    Link:http://www.bbc.com/news/business-35436187
     

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