Technocracy movement

Regulation is for people who don't understand the tech.

So technocracy is a real American movement, and it runs through who? The Musk family.

In the 1930s, Howard Scott's Technocracy Incorporated argued that engineers should run the economy instead of elected politicians and markets.

It was big enough during the Depression and Canada banned it in 1940 as subversive to the war effort.

Elon Musk's paternal grandfather, Joshua Haldeman, was involved with Technocracy, Inc. from 1936 to 1941.

The irony is strong.

Musk's grandfather, Josh Haldeman, was the national leader of Technocracy, Inc. in Canada in the 1930s and 40s.

That's interesting.

He had no fortune to speak of and no technical expertise.

But it seems that the entire Northwestern Hemisphere of this world is going down the road of US total control, and there's a motive behind it, and it goes all the way back to a man named Howard Scott, a visionary in the 1930s.

Called it the Technocracy Movement.

He argued that North America should be ro- reorganized as a single continental unit, the Technate, governed not by elected politicians, but by engineers using energy accounting rather than money to track and allocate resources.

It didn't work, because the technology wasn't there.

They wanted to completely, uh, erect, uh, a new system.

They, it was a new economic system, right? Technocracy Inc.

was a reaction to, uh, the Great Depression, so they thought this was gonna be a new political system that would, uh, erode any kind of scarcity.

They felt scarcity was completely false and it was a false construct that was created by the market, the price system.

Uh, Elon Musk is talking about his universal high income.

He's created his TerraFab, which is, like, a gigawatt of energy in this, uh, you know, massive data centers that he, he has his Colossus data center as well.

And I think that, uh, the, the universal high income is essentially the s- same kind of thing as, like, an energy credit, right? We can't forget that his, uh, grandfather, who was part of Technocracy Inc., actually, what was his number? Like 10451-01.

I think that was his number.

Like if you just look at, again, the infrastructures that are being built within the, the...

How much do you guys know about like Technocracy Inc. and the WEF's plan, uh, for, uh, like Eurasia and all of this stuff? Because if you just look at the wars-

Everything

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What was the technocratic movement?

The technocratic movement, Technocracy Inc. was the leading organization of it, although there were others, was really a North American political movement.

It was as much Canadian as it was American.

And it's...

And Joshua Haldeman, the Canadian leader of the movement, remained a stalwart throughout the 1930s, even as the movement progressed.

just fell apart in the United States.

In 1940, Canada declared Technocracy Incorporated a subversive political organization that was banned.

Haldeman was actually arrested and briefly went to jail.