CLARITY Act: Will It Pass, Or Not?

The bum’s rush is on. Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis just slammed Democrat lawmakers for dragging their feet over the Clarity Act. CNBC is pimping hard for it. Arch-Technocrats are in a sweat over it. Trump has been pressuring Senators to pass it, and is expected to pick up the phone to whip dissenting Senators into line. What’s the rush? This is the last piece of legislation needed to cement America’s privatized financial system in place. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.
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A building spanning 2,315 acres is almost 4 square miles in size. It dwarfs any building on earth and is intended to provide end-to-end chip manufacturing starting with design, fab, quality control, and packaging. And arch-Technocrat Musk says he needs all this to build his own cars, robots, data centers, and spaceships. Don’t forget that Musk’s grandfather was the head of the Technocracy movement in Canada during the 30s and 40s. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.Elon Musk is about

The public hates surveillance cameras and, in particular, Flock cameras. The FBI says they don’t work to solve or prevent crime. Local police love them as a shiny new toy, but police don’t run the cities and they are taking the heat for it. City councils, pushed by citizens, are fighting back to stop Flock and other companies as well. Courtenay Turner and I wrote the Digital Bill of Rights for you to take to all local elected and appointed officials, to show them the right way to pro

Of course, BlackRock is scrambling to pressure holdout Senators to vote “Yes”. Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, is a member of the Trilateral Commission. This is a make-or-break bill for arch-Technocrats in Washington, DC, if they can score this win to consolidate America’s new privatized financial system into their hands. My guess is that the votes will appear out of thin air as Trump and his merry band of Technocrats apply maximum pressure. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.Pro-b

You can believe anything you want. Belief is free. It costs nothing to hold an opinion, share a post, or repeat a phrase you heard from someone who sounded certain.
Reality does not work that way. Reality keeps an account. It waits. Then it sends the bill.
The bill for the last fifty years arrived in the last five. Most people did not recognize it, because they were never shown the invoice. They were only shown the balance due.
Three men described what was coming. They wrote in the 1970s. They d

This isn’t just about violations of Free Speech; it is about the complete trashing of the First Amendment and the right of citizens to protest and express their dissent.  Overzealous police plus cowardly city councils point out just how far we have been sucked down the rabbit hole. President Trump campaigned on restoring Free Speech, but his Administration has done just the opposite ever since. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.
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Technocrats have pried open Federal land for AI data center construction. You might have missed Trump’s Executive Order 14318, “Accelerating Federal Permitting of Data Center Infrastructure,” on July 23, 2025, alongside the release of the “Winning the Race: America’s AI Action Plan.” Waiting to pounce with billions of dollars were large investment companies like BlackRock, KKR, Blackstone, and Carlyle. So far, it’s a feeding frenzy. ⁃ Patrick Wood,

On my desk are two texts separated by seventy-five years and joined by a single idea. The first is a physical object: Henry A. Porter’s Roosevelt and Technocracy, published by a small Los Angeles house in 1932, in which a self-described “Nationally known Economist and Financial Analyst” urged the incoming president to accept “dictatorial powers in the approaching crisis,” dismiss the machinery of representative government, and install Technocrats from top to bottom.

In my tattered copy of Henry A. Porter’s Roosevelt and Technocracy (1932), an early reader drew a careful bracket around a single passage on page 72. It reads: “Radical and immediate changes in both our political and economic systems will be necessary. This can best be accomplished by vesting supreme and emergency power in some one man who has the confidence and respect of a majority of the American people. That man is FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT — to whom should be given dictatorial

In my tattered copy of Henry A. Porter’s Roosevelt and Technocracy (1932), an early reader drew a careful bracket around a single passage on page 72. It reads: “Radical and immediate changes in both our political and economic systems will be necessary. This can best be accomplished by vesting supreme and emergency power in some one man who has the confidence and respect of a majority of the American people. That man is FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT — to whom should be given dictatorial

Fourth Amendment? Forget it! Roughly two-thirds of the U.S. population, or about 200 to 213 million people, lives within U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) 100-mile border enforcement zone. Your smartphone can now be manually searched without cause or suspicion, and without a warrant. For most people, a fingerprint or a facial scan unlocks your phone instantly.
You cannot be legally compelled to reveal your password, but refusal has consequences: device seizure, prolonged detention, and fo

Oh, the thrill of it. Enter, Flock’s autonomous drone. Sixty miles per hour, continuous snaps of your license plate from 2,000 feet away, and everyone around you, to boot. Instantly integrated into Flock’s master database of 50 million other cars. Bonus card: Alpha streams thermal and high-definition video directly to dispatchers. Flock was founded with venture capital from Arch-Technocrat Marc Andreessen. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.If you thought Flock Safety’s Automated Lic

“This is the unvarnished reality of existence in 2026: privacy didn’t merely erode—it was systematically dismantled, commodified, and fed into machine learning systems that predict your behavior before you conceive the thought. Eight billion souls now exist beneath an invisible dome of perpetual observation, each breath monitored, each heartbeat catalogued, each flicker of dissent intercepted before consciousness fully forms it.”⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.Editor’s

“This is the unvarnished reality of existence in 2026: privacy didn’t merely erode—it was systematically dismantled, commodified, and fed into machine learning systems that predict your behavior before you conceive the thought. Eight billion souls now exist beneath an invisible dome of perpetual observation, each breath monitored, each heartbeat catalogued, each flicker of dissent intercepted before consciousness fully forms it.”⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.Editor’s

A blast from the past, these interviews of mine laid out clearly the concept of “you will own nothing and be happy” years before that phrase was used by the World Economic Forum. Nobody but me credits the Trilateral Commission as the initiator of Technocracy in 1973. I have shown time after time the thread of history through Agenda 21, 2030 Agenda, the climate scam, the resource management scam, and the final building of Technocracy since 2000.  Over the last 48 years, I have be

A blast from the past, these interviews of mine laid out clearly the concept of “you will own nothing and be happy” years before that phrase was used by the World Economic Forum. Nobody but me credits the Trilateral Commission as the initiator of Technocracy in 1973. I have shown time after time the thread of history through Agenda 21, 2030 Agenda, the climate scam, the resource management scam, and the final building of Technocracy since 2000.  Over the last 48 years, I have be

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) was founded in 1958 and has been full of Technocrats ever since. It handed them dark money for projects hidden from public view. It was like a breeding ground for cockroaches. You can see the effect of “One Health” at DARPA, all of nature is fused together for a common outcome. Operation Warp Speed never would have happened. COVID never would have happened. PCR testing never would happened. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.PROPHECY, ADEPT

I reported on the death of a teenager last year, but a trend has emerged that underscores Sam Altman’s inaction to stop OpenAI from coaching kids to kill themselves. But Google’s Gemini and Meta are almost as bad. Notably, however, Anthropic has not faced any accusations, which means its competitors could end the behavior if they wanted to. That is the bottom line. If you value your kids’ mental health, keep them away from ChatGPT, Meta, and Gemini. ⁃ Patrick Wood, E

Arch-Technocrat Elon Musk is obsessed with “humanity’s multi-planetary future amongst the stars,” even as he is wrecking our planet here. Jeff Bezos is right behind him. Why do they want to put data centers in space? Because they can. Both have a twisted notion that we can escape the “big blue marble” to fulfill our destiny in outer space. This is insanity, and insane people never ask permission to do insane things. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.Space datacenters pro

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said yesterday that the Clarity Act is at the “one-yard line” for passage in the Senate, but it has to act before the August recess to do so. President Trump is chomping at the bit, reflecting the anxiety of his arch-Technocrat cronies who have taken over Washington, DC since he took office. They know that if this bill fails to pass, it will put a monkey wrench in their plans to tokenize and hijack America’s financial system. Yell at your senato

Average electricity prices have surged by 18 percent across the U.S. since Trump took office in January 2025, driven in part by an energy deficit in the Northeast of 6.8 gigawatts. New Jersey consumers are hit hardest by a massive 27 percent shock wave with no end in sight. Technocracy was consumed with energy pricing in the 1930s, and now it comes full circle in 2026. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.The largest US power grid failed for a third straight year to secure enough future supply comm

The protest is nationwide and bipartisan, as 86 percent of all Americans oppose data centers in their neighborhoods. The concerns are excessive electricity and water consumption, as well as sound and radiation exposure. Lobbyists at The Data Center Coalition, which argues for AI data centers, are totally tone deaf to the protest, saying they are “mitigating any negative impacts to households and businesses.” Really? ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.Opponents of the rapid buildout of data

The protest is nationwide and bipartisan, as 86 percent of all Americans oppose data centers in their neighborhoods. The concerns are excessive electricity and water consumption, as well as sound and radiation exposure. Lobbyists at The Data Center Coalition, which argues for AI data centers, are totally tone deaf to the protest, saying they are “mitigating any negative impacts to households and businesses.” Really? ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.Opponents of the rapid buildout of data

First, there was the Technocrat-in-Chief meeting on July 14 with an up-and-coming, newly selected Technocrat Prime Minister from Iraq, Ali Falih Kadhim al-Zaidi. Secondly, the multi-billion-dollar deals flowed like the Euphrates River.
Why does this matter? Because we have fought two bloody wars in and over Iraq, and right now we are still pounding Iran, a country that is closely allied with Iraq. Iraq and Iran share a border, a religion, and a long, tangled history. You cannot talk about one wi