I have thought long about solutions for those of us who have chosen not to participate in the New World Tyranny. What can we do as we are more and more getting shut out of "society”? "Society" is becoming the textbook description of a totalitarian state as most people have been lured into a state of mass psychosis by the wolves in sheep’s’ clothing.

Where I live now, you cannot go to any entertainment, including restaurants and cinemas, not that it is a massive loss for me. Still, I miss the human in-person interactions we had at restaurants and the long nights of intellectual conversations on what to do with our future. Then came the "pandemic", being used to implement the state of fear and obedience on a global scale. Some might not comply with the global elite’s plan, but countries like Denmark that scrapped all rules are now starting their version of vaccine passports. So it seems like the medical elite lets the foot off the gas and even lets the population think that they won, and as they relax, they get slapped in the face by a passport as the people thought they won their freedoms back. 

There are no victors in a world of totalitarian technocracies. Well, maybe a 0.01% elite that writes the policies for the new AI control grid, but there is no freedom, and we lose our rights as individual human beings, and a control grid comes in that makes us ants in an anthill. If you step out of line, you will get taken down by the hive.

So how can we, as those who don't want to participate in losing our freedoms, possibly survive during an age of totalitarian technocracy? I have had the chance to listen to a lot of brilliant people over the last decade. Many of them are wise older men who have lived a long life and experienced a lot in their lives - many of them torch carriers of the freedom flame. Individual freedom is like a torch relay, the idea being passed from generation to generation, and the flame is being kept alive by individuals who choose to take time in their lives to study and embrace the ideas that you are born free.

How can we decentralize in a centralized state? First, let's ask what we can decentralize.

Here are some key places that we still can decentralize:

Food and Water, Communication, Transportation, Money, Energy, Protection and Safety, Housing, Commodities, Infrastructure, Family, Health, Education, First Response to disasters.

And all the above, we don't need a state involved, the state makes things harder to do, and it is a tool being used to monopolize sectors of the economy and control over the population that the state is supposed to serve. 

Food and Water supply should be the first focus for our main steps towards building parallel societies. One of the first things a state takes away from its citizens is access to food and water by private ownership. The Nazis took food sources, destroyed gardens, and gave my ancestors in Norway food stamps instead of their farm animals and gardens and made it illegal to try to build a garden or have animals to feed yourself.

I will be, over the following years, taking a deep and long journey into the world of decentralization, and all these topics will be dealt with in great detail from personal experiences of those experts in their fields. If you want a decentralized community that can not only survive but thrive, you need to have resources that can be shared with others for profit. My garden cuts down on the grocery bill, but it also gives me healthy, nutritious food that massive, centralized food supply chains cannot give us. And connect to the community around you. I am talking to farmers that would rather sell directly to me for a profit than go through massive supply chains and brokers. Oh no, you might say the food is not regulated and safety certified by government entities. Well, if you like healthy, nutritious food, the FDA and other regulators are the ones who care about that the least. For example, some families of our neighbours have gotten chickens, and they are selling me organically fed free-range chicken eggs for $5 for 18 eggs. In the store, the same types of smaller eggs with free-range chickens than these, you pay $7.49 for a dozen, so for three dozen eggs in the store, I'd pay $22.50, and I pay for better quality eggs $10 that is about 60% less. So, work hard to find those producers in your community and make an effort to connect with them. They would rather deal with someone who is not nickel and diming them and want to consume their product directly.

Next is communication. Communication is essential, especially in a totalitarian state. In many totalitarian states, people created their languages, comedy or underground information sharing systems. Information is essential, especially in an empire of lies. If we take today, all mainstream communication channels have been taken over by either fascist corporations or paid off by government entities to push a specific agendas and give the people their view of the truth, even if they are straight-out lies.

How do we keep our communication channels open in a world of lies and deceit, and control? I have a few ideas. I have been in the telecommunication and low voltage industry for over two decades, and I've seen my fair share of different ways to communicate. Depending on how the boot comes down, we might need to build our infrastructure. Could we build it by using browsing systems using their internet infrastructure? Quite possible, but if the control gets too immense, we might have to go to other ways of communicating. We could use our wireless infrastructures if we live in closer vicinity to each other. If we get to a worse state where we need to communicate over long distances, it might get a lot harder. Both Bluetooth and RF radio systems or regular Ghz data communication frequencies can be used, but remember, they could also jam these frequencies. I remember playing that game with the Russian army up north in Norway, jamming our open, unencrypted radio channels with Barbie Girl. You could build a wired infrastructure with fiberoptics, which would be the best for communicating as it is EMP resistant if it came down to being attacked by the state actors. We could also use relay stations and set up wireless relay systems to communicate over longer distances. Topography is critical when building this infrastructure, and you'll need the power to feed these systems to make sure they operate.

Within all these systems, you need servers - locations where information gets stored. Decentralization is critical to creating a mesh-type system when one system goes down, others would have the info. Geeks are building these types of systems as we speak, and they use blockchain technology. One that comes to mind is my great friend Ernest Hancock's IPFS Interplanetary File Sharing System. It is based upon blockchain, and you can access the information right now using a Brave internet browser. If you are technologically literate, you could use platforms with tech browsers harder for us non-geeks. There are also messaging apps that are being built in this way. 

Another communication method could be a satellite if we have people around us that could build satellites and launch them for international communications, almost like a pirate satellite network that would be an even more complex system to take down. If things got terrible, we could always revert to creating our languages and using these to circumvent censorship. In cities, this would be harder as the totalitarians want to corral everyone into the cities to control them so they are more easily managed. 

As I mentioned above, there is so much more to talk about and this is just a brief overview as we have barely scratched the surface on the topics of food, water, and communications. I know that these communications systems are becoming more urgent than ever to explore and develop. So, if you know experts and people in these fields that don't want to live under totalitarian technocracy, let's get together and build infrastructure for feeding ourselves and communicating where we don't need others.

I want to dig deep into all these topics. Still, to give you an idea of where I am going with the decentralization idea is to build the infrastructure of a free society so when the totalitarian technocracy falls apart, we have the solution. We already live it as an example of what it is to be free from state oppression. 

John Sneisen is a Best-Selling Author of two books - The End of Freedom: How Our Monetary System Enslaves Us and Canada, The Greatest Economy In The World? Visit his webpage at https://theeconomictruth.org/