Beware the Zuckerberg Nation State

Marc Zuckerberg has a plan for world domination. I'm not kidding. The evil monster manipulator of the masses is making great strides with his nefarious plan, and in this post I'll relate how he will make an attempt to fulfill his evil goal. Grab your popcorn and hide your wallet or purse.

A short history

History has been marked with various evil tyrants. From the Roman emperors who believed they were gods, to Stalin, Hitler, Mao Zedong, Mussolini, Pol Pot and many others, these dictators murdered millions upon millions of people.

Albert Einstein proposed a one-world government in 1947. On the surface it seems the genius sought to protect the world from the terrifying atomic bomb, the likes of which annihilated Hiroshima and Nagasaki, bringing Japan to its knees in total surrender. But Einstein had a nefarious purpose underneath the guise of protection and security - a one-world government under a dictatorship.

Einstein's idea hasn't come to fruition yet... but the infamous oligarch Marc Zuckerberg has a plan in place for a one-world government controlled by himself as emperor. Let's look at the startling evidence.

Zuckerbergs supranational regime

Marc Zuckerberg’s supranational regime #Facebook reached an astonishing 2.9 billion monthly active users over the summer of 2021. That number is approaching half the population of the world. But when you factor in the 1.9 billion people who have no Internet access, Zuck's kingdom is quite impressive.

Writing for the ultra-liberal The Atlantic, Adrienne LaFrance states: "Facebook is not merely a website, or a platform, or a publisher, or a social network, or an online directory, or a corporation, or a utility. It is all of these things. But Facebook is also, effectively, a hostile foreign power."

Bingo! And we should also take notice of the fact that progressives are calling it this, along with conservatives who seek to dismantle Zuck's monopoly, a ,monopoly that despises free speech and propagates facts as fake news and interferes with global elections.

The components of nationhood

So what does it take to form a nation? Well, obviously a nation needs land. Zuckerberg owns some 1.300 acres of land on Kauai Island in #Hawaii. Interesting. But land is really not necessary in the modern sense. Countries may be deemed imaginary if one thinks about it - a place, a location where people have a sense of belonging. Facebook is that location.

A nation state also needs a currency. Remember the alien's cryptocurrency Libra? Yeah, it has been rebranded as #Diem, using the Libra blockchain. You can read more about Diem by following the link below the image. Suffice it to say that this is a crypto that is set to launch later in 2021 (soon) and be a one-world currency to users of the mighty (but faltering) petrodollar and other world fiat currencies.

The financial world regulators are concerned. They claim that Zuck the Cuck's Diem could send the global economy into a spiral and decimate the dollar. But critical thinking must be applied here. These same world financial regulators are worried about the competition, because what the alien seeks is precisely what they seek. So the regulators are right and yet both are wrong. They have no plan for the good of humanity, but instead only a global tyranny.

https://101blockchains.com/facebook-diem/

A budding nation also needs a philosophy of governance. Marc has had that for a considerable period of time. He once said: "The great arc of human history bends towards people coming together in ever greater numbers.” What he means is that his free Internet program called Free Basics (a free Internet service) is at its core digital colonialism.

Again, Adrienne LaFrance speaks: Marc is providing "free internet access as long as Facebook [is] their portal to the web, [and it] was hawked as a way to help connect people. But its true purpose was to make Facebook the de facto internet experience in countries all over the world."

Finally, a nation needs people. We have already seen this with Zuck's extensive number of users, whom he interestingly enough now refers to as people. Why the change? Nation building!

The tyrant stated in 2005: "“More than 175 million people use Facebook,” he wrote. “If it (Facebook) were a country, it would be the sixth most populated country in the world. Our terms aren’t just a document that protect our rights; it’s the governing document for how the service is used by everyone across the world.”

Admonishments

I like to think of Marc's Facebook Nation as both a sugar and a poison. On the one hand Zuck the alien entices us to post something that receives a like. In this way FB becomes as addictive as sugar. Conversely, it poisons our minds. It discounts democracy, free speech, and has an independent Orwellian Oversight Board (which Zuck pays, mind you) that allegedly hears the grievances and decides on them for the masses. The board acts as the final arbiter of truth but promotes a deceptive lie. It is autocratic rather than democratic.

We users of the social media platform are part of the problem, though I absolutely refuse to be under anyone's tyrannical thumb. Facebook needs its active users to maintain their false belief that its dominance is a given in our era, and to ignore what it is doing to mankind, and frequent its services in spite of it. Thus it stands to reason that anybody who values personal freedom and democracy should be concerned by this affirmation of the status quo.

We users of Facebook need to understand the perils we are in. Collectively, we need to shake the idea that Facebook is a normal business or that its dominance is unavoidable.

I'll leave you to muse over this information. I tend to lean on the idea that Zuckerberg is not human at all.