Last November the Denver Business Journal featured an interview with Palantir leadership discussing their decision to leave the Bay Area and relocate to a community of “critical thinkers” that “accepts the company’s broad range of initiatives.”  I’ve written extensively on the topic of data surveillance of poor and vulnerable communities in the past. Below are […]

The guest post that follows was written by a mother of children who were enrolled with Acton Academy. Below is a video of a site visit Jason and I filmed near The Slope School in Provo, Utah. The school, an Acton Academy affiliate, was founded by Matthew Clayton, who studied under the late Clayton “disruptive […]

The two weeks I spent in Utah and Colorado with Jason, Lynn, and Dru were informative, productive, and restorative. Jason has most of the videos from Utah up on my youtube channel as a playlist. There are more to come from the week I was Colorado, including a filmed conversation Jason hosted in Denver with […]

BLOCKCHAIN GOVERNANCE & THE GLOBAL BRAIN DIGITAL GOVERNANCE & THE A.I. GAME Welcome to the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The world’s global order is being radically transitioned but into what? Every aspect of society is being ripped apart and rebuilt.  Come learn about the new system being installed and its implications with mother and researcher Alison […]

The Grocery Business is Dye-ing An investigation into a small chain of grocery stores and a conspiracy to transition the corporate workforce into a permanent test/trace/track digital identity system via mandates and exemptions. By Christopher Roth Part I After hearing the interview segment with Mary who called into the Lars Larson radio program on January […]

Jason Bosch and I had a long conversation last Saturday, a follow up to my first presentation on Derrick Broze’s support for child labor and child sovereignty.  This discussion features content from over 180 slides, which can be accessed here. In addition to addressing the Derrick Broze support for child labor issue, we cover several […]

Brazil initiated outreach around a digital government strategy in 2016 with a national strategy for internet of things deployment prepared by McKinsey was made public in 2019. As is the case with many nations pursuing e-government initiatives Covid lockdowns hastened implementation. In 2020 the United Nations E-Government Development Indexgave Brazil a very high rating, one […]

Omidyar Network in Brazil When I was a naive, new activist, I watched documentaries like Laura Poitras’s Citizenfour about Edward Snowden. I believed what was portrayed without really questioning it. I thought I’d found a few “good guys” in a rotten system. Snowden gathered intelligence as a Dell Corporation contract employee to the NSA. Watching […]

Stakeholder capitalism or social entrepreneurship has been cultivated in Brazil by the Aspen Institute, The Inter-American Development Bank, The International Finance Corporation, the Catholic Church through the First fund, and Oikocredit (World Council of Churches) going back at least to 2003. Brazil is one of thirty-three member nations of Sir Ronald Cohen’s Global Steering Group […]

There’s much discussion of central bank digital currency these days, of its future implications and its technological origins. I’ve noticed, however, there are not many examining its roots in social policy. The concept of programmed money didn’t show up center stage in time for the Fourth Industrial Revolution without considerable advance planning. Social scientists and […]