The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Finding Google Maps: Sundar Pichai, I Presume?
The Google is not getting the respect it once assumed was its droit du seigneur. A recent example is this comment from “Google Maps’ Moat is Evaporating”:
Phi Beta Iota: The first six of the twelve Apostles of Web 3.0 have all agreed that we must abandon all existing code including Microsoft and WordPress.
The current Internet has an irrational pricing model that is disconnected from true cost economics. As a result there are huge implicit and invisible transfers between different users and uses. Specifically there is no accounting for differences in quality; quantity alone is not the same as cost or benefit.
A handful of people in the world know how to fix this.
Phi Beta Iota: We agree. Martin, Stephen E. Arnold, and Robert Steele are in the process of assembling the 12 Apostles for Web 3.0.
Internet 2021: Here's what the new year will (and won't) bring
Now more than ever we depend on the internet for work, school, and fun. Will the internet providers rise to the challenge? Probably not.
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, ZDNet
. . . as Tom Wheeler, former FCC chairman and a visiting fellow in Governance Studies at The Brookings Institution, said, we must recognize that the “internet is no longer ‘nice to have,' it is critical.”
Phi Beta Iota: This will be discussed in The Steele Report on 4 January. The future Web 3.0 Internet demands comprehensive data access and integrity, sense-making tools for the individual, individual sovereignty protections, AND a working global Internet that can meet the needs of rural impoverished users.
SolarWinds: One Interesting Message
I read “Wave of Cyberattacks Exposes the Powerlessness of IT Security Chiefs.” With all the hoohah about cyber superiority from government officials and commercial enterprises, one troubling fact is clear: If the advanced systems could not detect the attack nor could top secret security systems monitoring possible bad actors, the defensive and alerting methods are broken. The write up points out security focuses on a wide spread weak link:
Mass Media Propaganda Is Enemy #1: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix
The most Orwellian tool of our rulers which does the most damage and affects the most lives is not surveillance, nor police militarization, nor government secrecy, but domestic mass media propaganda. It’s also the most overlooked. It’s good to protest the other mechanisms of authoritarian control, but propaganda is enemy number one.
WHO Deletes Naturally Acquired Immunity from Its Website
Phi Beta Iota: All UN Specialized Agencies are corrupt and do not respond to UN Secretary General. UN has been captured by the Deep State. Time to exit.
