Elon Musk’s X venture – leading us into a digital prison?

X marks the spot

Global Sovereignty Solutions, globalsovereigntysolutions.substack.com, Wed, 26 Jul 2023

Intro

When I read that Elon Musk was buying Twitter for $44 billion USD, it seemed really odd at first. It didn’t make sense to me.

After I thought about it for a bit, it clicked.

I considered Musk’s connections to intelligence agencies and the MIC (Military Industrial Complex). After all, tech companies are basically front companies for the former, and his involvement with SpaceX means he’s deep with various military organizations – and it also means he must have a very high-level security clearance.

I also considered that Musk’s largest business ventures are centered around government in some way too. Tesla (and the solar company) are eligible for massive subsidies for buyers. SpaceX’s contracts are government/military. The guy knows how to position himself well, that’s for sure.

This Twitter/X venture is no different. It’s all part of the digital prison the social engineers are working to erect all around us.

Here’s where it’s heading.

Digital ID system

I’ve been sending out a warning online about how this move to X Corp. isn’t just some corporate re-branding strategy.

It’s not because Elon doesn’t like blue birds. Or maybe he does, who knows.

It’s about a massive push towards centralization of internet access and one’s ability to function in an ever-increasing online world.

To be able to function in modern society – online as so many of us are – there will be various compliance measures. These measures will strip away the thin veneer of privacy that already exists.

Musk said he bought it so that he could create an ‘everything app,’ similar to WeChat in China. He wants an app that combines, or aggregates, various apps we already use, into one centralized app.

Musk wants the ability to share memes, to do video calls, to bank – all in a single app.

Sounds convenient, but convenience is always the enemy of freedom.

Payment systems

Musk originally wanted PayPal to be what X is becoming – a superapp where people can do a variety of activities on, but also as a financial/payment platform. Apparently this helped get him ousted as CEO.

More recently, Musk has said this about Twitter/X:

In the months to come, we will add comprehensive communications and the ability to conduct your entire financial world.

Whether this is run on fiat currency, Doge, BTC, or something else remains to be seen. I’m sure it’ll be an iterative process. Many in the BTC space are already calling for BTC to be the main player here, but it’s too soon to tell. I’m sure it’ll be a ledger system that allows them to see – and more importantly, censor – certain activities.

Regardless, it ties in exactly with what the central planners want.

World Economic Forum (WEF)

The WEF has been pushing for a Digital ID for years now……………

Similar to what Musk described above, right? An ‘everything app’ along with biometric data, among many other sensitive information, to then function in society.…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Musk’s connections to intelligence

In addition to the aforementioned reasons to be concerned, is that Musk has deep connections to intelligence agencies and the military.

The major social media companies are basically fronts for the intelligence companies. Gathering data, manipulating public opinion, etc.

And his work with SpaceX means he’s integrally linked to various military/government contracts. He must have a high-level security clearance. He knows some serious inner-workings of the US and other governments.

I don’t doubt that these same agencies put up or loaned a portion, if not the majority, of that $44 billion.

WeChat

Musk has also mentioned how WeChat is essentially a blueprint for what he wants.

Again, this is the Chinese model they want to push onto the rest of the world – remember that.

From Wikipedia,

WeChat has been described as China’s “app for everything” and a super-app because of its wide range of functions. WeChat provides text messaging, hold-to-talk voice messaging, broadcast (one-to-many) messaging, video conferencing, video games, mobile payment, sharing of photographs and videos and location sharing.

That’s exactly what Musk has described.

Now read this part, also from Wikipedia,

Accounts registered using Chinese phone numbers are managed under the Weixin brand, and their data is stored in mainland China and subject to Weixin’s terms of service and privacy policy, which forbids content which “endanger[s] national security, divulge[s] state secrets, subvert[s] state power and undermine[s] national unity”. Non-Chinese numbers are registered under WeChat, and WeChat users are subject to a different, less strict terms of service and stricter privacy policy, and their data is stored in the Netherlands for users in the European Union, and in Singapore for other users. User activity on Weixin, the Chinese version of the app, is analyzed, tracked and shared with Chinese authorities upon request as part of the mass surveillance network in China. Chinese-registered Weixin accounts censor politically sensitive topics.

A ‘private’ company with such incredibly critical and sensitive information that will most certainly engage in censorship. They’ll certainly comply with government demands too.

That’s what X is on the path to becoming.……………………………….. https://www.sott.net/article/484377-X-marks-the-spot