by DAVID BROWN | CLEARNFO.com | January 30, 2022
With the COVID Project in full swing, we are witnessing in real-time the dangers of leftism and technocracy Ted warned us about some 27 years ago.
Kaczynski as an assistant professor at UC Berkeley in 1968 Photo Credit: By George Bergman – https://opc.mfo.de/detail?photo_id=5349, GFDL 1.2, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=6092944
Many of us remember Ted Kaczynski as the Unabomber who was arrested in 1996 for mailing or hand-delivering a series of bombs which killed three and injured twelve, but few have taken time to read the Unabomber’s Manifesto entitled ‘Industrial Society and Its Future’. I’ve had Ted’s Manifesto on my reading list for some time now, but only recently took the time to actually read it. I was amazed at the clarity and the astonishing prescience of this 1995 writing and recommend its reading to any students of history who seek original, sourced documents to sidestep the filters of media and academia.
Ted provides the most insightful definition and causes of ‘leftism’ –with examples– I’ve read to date. There are many other nougats of insight concerning the power process, autonomy and the psychological condition modern man faces; providing me a better understanding why freewill, liberty and self-determination will necessarily evaporate if we move into the scientific dictatorship most of us now know as ‘technocracy’.
We need only look at the COVID Project currently underway to see this being played out in real time
Despite Ted’s prescience, I don’t think Ted was able to conceive of the reckless fumbling and crumbling of today’s COVID narrative resulting in a mass-awakening, which could subvert Ted’s dire predictions of a technological takeover. This awakening of the many has the potential to short-circuit Ted’s idea of the inevitable march into technological slavery. Ted, admits technology is managed by some amorphous elite group of managers, but apparently sees this process as non-directed or architected by any group. Man’s loss of freedom is inevitable according to Ted, not by the scheming of the elite, but by the very nature of technological systems as they progress. Ted’s solution is revolution and destruction of these old technological systems to bring us back to pre-17th century technology levels, reasoning reform was not possible since the technological systems will remain. Evocative of the avoidance of technologies by Old Order Mennonites and Old Order Amish.
I’m guessing Ted was never exposed to Carroll Quigley, Antony C. Sutton, Technocracy, Inc. or –of course– the current COVID-directed project which clearly shows the bind we find ourselves in is not only about technology itself, but the purposeful, directed use of technology as a weapon by a few who would rule the world. These would-be rulers of mankind and self-appointed masters of the universe have been sold a lie — a great deception. They seek to satisfy their absurd vision of immortality using technology to merge with machines. This incredible delusion of the elite and their technocrats require the creation of a new super-race through directed evolution and augmentation which would eventually separate them from the unwashed masses of human livestock they herd, fleece, skin and render.
Gradually, by selective breeding, the congenital differences between rulers and ruled will increase until they become almost different species. A revolt of the plebs would become as unthinkable as an organized insurrection of sheep against the practice of eating mutton. –Bertrand Russell The Impact of Science on Society (ed. Routledge, 2016)
Ted seems to have justified the terrorizing, maiming, and killing of presumably innocent people as the only way to draw worldwide attention to his important task. Ted was terrified of the impending doom for the fate of all mankind and so resorted to extreme measures to promote his warning to as many people as possible for his revolution.
Paradoxically, Ted’s strategy to destroy the existing system, to then reboot into a new system, matches pretty well with current NWO plans which seek to reduce population, destroy and replace the monetary system, disrupt supply chains, erase borders, delete cultures, etc. The major difference between Ted and the globalists are the endpoints. Ted envisions a return of power to the individual, while the globalists envision the concentration of power in their hands.
Full text: Industrial Society and Its Future (1995) Written by Ted Kaczynski Mathematics professor
Outline of the ‘Industrial Society and Its Future’ – Theodore Kaczynski 1995 – 33 pages
- INTRODUCTION
- THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MODERN LEFTISM
- FEELINGS OF INFERIORITY
- OVERSOCIALIZATION
- THE POWER PROCESS
- SURROGATE ACTIVITIES
- AUTONOMY
- SOURCES OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS
- DISRUPTION OF THE POWER PROCESS IN
- MODERN SOCIETY
- HOW SOME PEOPLE ADJUST
- THE MOTIVES OF SCIENTISTS
- THE NATURE OF FREEDOM
- SOME PRINCIPLES OF HISTORY
- RESTRICTION OF FREEDOM IS UNAVOIDABLE IN INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
- TECHNOLOGY IS A MORE POWERFUL SOCIAL FORCE THAN THE ASPIRATION FOR FREEDOOM
- SIMPLER SOCIAL PROBLEMS HAVE PROVED INTRACTABLE
- REVOLUTION IS EASIER THAN REFORM
- CONTROL OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR
- HUMAN RACE AT A CROSSROADS
- HUMAN SUFFERING
- THE FUTURE
- STRATEGY
- TWO KINDS OF TECHNOLOGY
- THE DANGER OF LEFTISM
- FINAL NOTE
- NOTES
Additional, related information:
- Yuval Noah Harari on The Future of Humanity
- Mark Dice: THE TECH REVOLUTION NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT
- Ted K, the Movie – An exploration of Ted Kaczynksi’s life in Lincoln, Montana in the years leading up to his arrest as The Unabomber.
The ‘Power Process’: Ted Kaczynski’s “The Power Process” is a psychological need in humans to have goals, work towards them, achieve them at a reasonable rate, and do so with autonomy.1 It has four elements: goal, effort, and attainment of goal. The three most clear-cut elements are goal, effort, and attainment of goal.023 The fourth element is more difficult to define and may not be necessary for everyone.0 Kaczynski theorizes that to have healthy, functional lives, people must formulate goals and exert nontrivial efforts to attain them. Reaching goals without effort is not sufficient; reaching goals without effort is not sufficient.4 Kaczynski offers the trend that “leisured, secure aristocracies that have no need to exert themselves usually become bored, hedonistic, and demoralized.”
Ted Kaczynski: The System’s Neatest Trick
- What the System Is Not
- How the System Exploits the Impulse to Rebel
- The System’s Neatest Trick
- The Trick Is Not Perfect
- An Example
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