Would it be so bad if there was a cyber attack that wiped out the internet? Would it be so bad that our world would get smaller and we would have to talk to and cooperate with our neighbors again?
Would it be so bad if there were no electronic distractions to keep our attentions away from family, friends and the world around us?
Would it be so bad if children learned the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic from a teacher not a tablet, simple yet effective education including hands on skills.
Would it be so bad if children didn’t have electronics and had to actually play again by themselves and with others?
Would it be so bad if we had to think for ourselves again and not rely on devices and programs that dumb us down and destroy our creativity? If we had to use a map to find a destination?
We’ve done it before, lived our life without the technology that is making us stupid now. We can do it again and I think it might be even better, take away their power to scare the masses and control our lives. BRING IT hackers, you’d be doing the world a favor.
Just a thought.
What do you think? Have we reached the beginning of the end as Mike Adams thinks?
EXCLUSIVE REPORT: The Trump-Putin Meeting in Alaska – A Historic Pivot that Redefined Global Power
Mike Adams
Aug 18
THE MEETING THAT SHOOK THE WORLD: A GEOPOLITICAL EARTHQUAKE
The frozen tundra of Alaska, a land of stark beauty and brutal realism, became the unlikely stage for a diplomatic confrontation that will echo through history. On a crisp August day in 2025, two men—Donald J. Trump, the President of the United States, and Vladimir Putin, the steely-eyed leader of Russia—sat across from each other in a room that felt smaller than the weight of the decisions hanging in the air. This was not just another summit. This was the moment the post-Cold War order collapsed, and a new era—one of multipolar power, economic warfare, and the unraveling of Western hegemony—was born.
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