Trump, Musk, and the digital control grid

Donald Trump is ushering in a digital control grid with help from the world’s most popular technocrat, Elon Musk. Proceed with caution.Here’s the thing:I like both Trump and Elon—the former’s definitely winning culture wars, the latter’s making Twitter great again.But that’s precisely why the theatre’s so dangerous. The stage actors have been swapped for better, more likeable and believable ones, yet the same directors remain backstage directing.Catherine Austin Fitts is an investment banker who served as the United States Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development for Housing under President George HW Bush.📺 Watch video episode

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