Anarchistbanjo's World

Tomorrow is the full moon leading up to the March equinox and we are already seeing how the energies will be unfolding. In regards to national politics there is a crisis surrounding leaks of classified information and accusations of wiretapping. Congress is investigating these things, or I should say is just beginning to investigate these things. The top leaders of the Senate and House of Representatives are being briefed on what lies ahead. We can expect more disclosure at the public release of information in a few weeks at the equinox. It is not surprising that this public report will be issued at this time. There is a divine timing in these things.

Two conflicting realities are in a battle for existence and only one can survive. By the equinox we will know which one survives and which one fails. But in reality, we already know the answer to this. We have seen the continuing and enduring answer to this during the last few months. There is a new energy in town and that  new energy will survive! In this ideological conflict of globalization and collectivism versus individualization and self empowerment it is the individual whose turn it is to become empowered! The recent WikiLeaks dump of CIA classified documents shows the extent of police state tactics used to gather personal information on individuals.

What is not being told is that this global surveillance data is being used by computers with AI and not just law enforcement singling out individuals. Self programming and self learning computers are able to identify deviations from normal social patterns and learn from them. To do this they need massive amounts of information from everyone! In a global transparent society any behavior outside the norm will light up like a neon sign. What we are looking at is not surveillance of individuals, but surveillance of an entire population that identifies individual patterns for closer observation. What this means is that non conformists will stand out against a background of bland herd like animals. Once identified they can be singled out for closer observation.