Global Information Society: Anarchy in Government

Global Betrayal

In the mid 1980’s, the Europeans were close to finishing the project to create a “United States of Europe”  –  a coimperium – an administrative management system sitting over the top of the European nation-states.   The ties to bind the European nation-states into an integrated whole were to be achieved by building integrated infrastructure and controlling the economies of Europe at the continental level.  In 1990, the Charter of Paris was signed institutionalizing  the Conference on Security and Co-operation (CSCE) that was established by the Helsinki Final Act.  The Maastricht Treaty establishing the European Union was signed in 1992.  The name of the permanent organization (coimperium) became the Organization on Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in 1994.  The NATO Partnership for Peace was also established in 1994.  

The unification process – integrating infrastructure obviously included integrating the telecommunications  infrastructure as well as transportation, water, waste disposal, etc.  The U.S. government having been a secret driving force behind the establishment of the coimperium management system over the European nations feared that U.S. corporations wouldn’t be able to compete with a unified European economic system with integrated infrastructure so when the proposal was made for Europe and the leader of the German telecommunications, Martin Bangemann proposed an integrated global infrastructure, the U.S. joined.   An Action Plan for global systems was prepared and the participating governments have been logically blowing up the world ever since.  The agreement for global systems unleashed all of the worst characteristics of mankind on the people of the world.  Greed, avarice, psychopathy became the driving forces as the governments reorganized for global management systems for the benefit of business.

Global Systems

In July of 1994, the G7 met in Naples.  The leaders of the G7 countries agreed to a meeting in Brussels to give ministers an opportunity to “encourage and promote the innovation and development of new technologies including in particular, the implementation of open competitive and worldwide information infrastructures“.   (Note: Russia joined making the G7 – the G8 in 1998).

In February of 1995, ministers and business leaders met and identified a list of pilot projects for international cooperation.   The two Americans of interest who attended this conference were Vice President Al Gore and Robert T. Allen, CEO of AT&T.

Statement of Al Gore

Statement of Robert T. Allen, AT&T

Robert Allen included the following in his statement: “the need for acceleration is clearly recognized by the leading European industrialist who issued the Bangemann Report”.  The industrialist to whom Allen was referring was Martin Bangemann.  Europe and the Global Information Society was the name of the report produced by the Bangemann Group.

Here is a link to an abbreviated html version of the Bangemann Report Recommendations.  Notice that a number of the recommended international pilot projects have to do with transportation.  The reason is because the European Union and Germany in particular were already working on a trans-European transportation network.  Japan was working on robotics for self-driving cars and such.  In 1998, the European Commission issued a press release by Martin Bangemann about the “Ten years of European research in telematics“.

Mr. Carlo De Benedetti, Chairman of Olivetti, also spoke at the conference.  The notable things  De Benedetti said are:

• We cannot protect our cultural identity by introducing quotas, but by accepting the global challenge of technological competition.
• We have to find the courage to undertake a major process of rapid world-wide deregulation.  Deregulation begins by dismantling the monopolies that block competition in communications . . . and then goes on to abolish the barriers to market entry and remove artificial price and demand conditions.
• The next step is to introduce new rules at the global level.
• This Conference has to take a stand on these points and lead the way toward action on a truly global approach.  The transition into this great new age in the history of mankind is not a process that can be carried out by single countries or organizations.

The irony is that what is viewed as the progress of mankind is actually the demise of mankind.  Globalization and digitization are in reality, the beginning of the Post-Human World.  Image and marketing is everything.  Substance is worth little.  In the virtual reality of the global information society, people are objectivized.  They are not real, they are members of various sets to be managed and manipulated according to attributes in their virtual profiles.

The ministers final report – Conclusions of the G7 Summit on the Information Society titled Shared Vision of Human Enrichment included the list of eleven pilot projects.  The European Commission’s website (retrieved from Archive) listed the projects and the countries  assigned to do the pilot.   Notice that the European Commission and Japan  were the Operational Co-ordinators of the global inventory project, which would be the project coordinators for all of the global information society projects.

Between the lines in what has been written about the global systems for the “Information Society” is the redefinition of the word “market”.   In the new and psychotic world they were preparing to build,  market means middle man – the keeper and coordinator of collection and dissemination of  information for the information society.  The middle man becomes the monopoly  and the enforcer in what is de facto a totalitarian communist system of  control – worldwide.

The final ‘Complete Report‘ of the pilot projects prepared as a draft was produced by Dr. Werner Müller, German Federal Minister of Economics and Technology.  This report gives a better description of the pilot projects than the above list that was produced as a summary.  The systems of primary interest to this Analyst are the following.  It should be noted that pandemic planning exists at the intersection between global health and global emergency management .

The United States had already began it’s  “new transportation system” centered on the concept of intermodalism and port telematics  in 1990-1991.  In 1993 when Bill Clinton took office as the President of the United States, he appointed  General John  M. Shalikashvili to be the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.  The General had been the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO just prior to the appointment.  The Focused Logistics plan he presented was in fact the global plan for global logistics for transportation – infrastructure and facilities – for not only the military but for civilian transportation as well.

The agreement to participate in a collaborative effort to integrate the systems of government in a global project with foreign countries constitutes anarchy of government and a rebellion against the people in each of the countries that collaborated in the effort.

Now some three decades later, we can clearly see that the relationship between the United States government and the American people has been severed.  Elected officials mouth the platitudes but they are wholly owned by Wall Street and the global tech companies.  The agencies of government under the administrative system seem to be un-tethered from the Constitution, the Congress, the Executive Branch and the American people.  God only knows the source of the collectivist, demented, psychopathic policies and rules they are attempting to impose on We The People.   One thing is for sure though, we are headed for civil war if our elected leaders fail to rein in the green communists because the red, white and blue Americans will not tolerate it much longer.