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yeah, we have off days and miss those we loved, welcome back. anon is having that sort of day today but for different reasons.
impending doom syndrome for the masses, just cannot get my head around it today.
maybe the shills and the slides have upped their game today and nothing seems to be sticking for anons to focus on with so much self promoting here.
oh well back to work.
have a feel good video, this work has it;s own rewards !!
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NOTABLE - ALEX BALDWIN IS ISSUED WITH A SEARCH WARRANT FOR HIS IPHONE !! WHO GONNA CALL - BLEACH BIT HILLARY !!!
Anon thinks something will happen to it before it gets to the corrupt authorities, or they want it so they can wipe the data, no faith left in the legal system !!
MATT HANCOCK IMAGE TRACKED TO DAVOS GROUP AND KLASS SCHWAB - THE REASON WHY HE IS UNTOUCHABLE
https://www.facebook.com/105182881416774/posts/hancock-and-johnson-sold-out-to-the-globalist-elites-klaus-schwab-is-the-founder/106092154659180/
Hancock and Johnson sold out to the globalist elites. Klaus Schwab is the founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum and authored 'COVID-19 The Great Reset'. Schwab has a technocratic fascist vision and the 4th Industrial revolution will redefine what it means to be human.
The COVID-19 reaction in Britain and elsewhere is in lockstep with The Great Reset/4th industrial revolution. Johnson has announced his 'Green Industrial Revolution' and 'Fatima's next job could be in cyber'. We have also seen the advancement of the surveillance state with traffic cameras turned on pedestrians to monitor social distancing.
While economies globally have been wrecked, the globalist billionaires have increased their wealth by hundreds of billions of dollars. While people have lost their jobs and businesses, the likes of Bezos, Gates, Musk and Zuckerberg have all got richer off the back of the 'new normal'. The puppet Tory leaders have handed out billions of contracts without tender amongst themselves and their pals.
What we've seen over the last year hasn't happened because of the virus. Only 0.017% of the world's population have died with it using very questionable recording of deaths. People have been subjected to outrageous endless propaganda by the mainstream media and lying politicians.
COVID-19 and the reaction to it was planned. In October 2019, a pandemic simulation exercise called Event 201 – a collaborative effort between Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, the World Economic Forum and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation – concluded that a hypothetical new coronavirus may end up killing at least 65 million people worldwide within 18 months of an outbreak.
THIS FROM THE U.K GOV WEBSITE - THIS AGAIN LEADS TO THE YOUNG LEADERSHIP PROGRAM THAT KLAUS SCHWAB SET UP AND WHY THEY SHOW NO REMORSE
Note: Anon spent 4 hours editing this video today to post here for a short version, embedded !!
https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/reimagining-policy-making-for-4ir-closing-speech
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Thank you for the introduction and for inviting me here today.
It’s a real honour to have been asked to close this session on ‘Reimagining policy making for the fourth industrial revolution’.
We are in the midst of fundamental change, as the cost of storing and transmitting information plunges, perhaps faster than at any time since the invention of the printing press.
Technology is constantly changing how we live, how we work and how we vote and campaign.
Governments now have an opportunity to create an environment that supports digital businesses and creates appropriate norms and rules for the online world.
My case is that responding to populist concerns can’t be done by neglecting technology but only through harnessing it for the good of citizens.
I want to set out three proposals which I believe will apply to governments who want to do this successfully across the world.
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Adopt digital transformation
Firstly, Governments that put technology at the heart of all their interactions with citizens will thrive.
I worked at a tech business before I became an MP and then a minister. So I’ve long seen how technology can help provide solutions to long-standing policy issues.
In the last decade, getting services online was critical to government efficiency and serving citizens in a way that worked for them.
Our award winning Government Digital Service set the standard for usability online, which was then replicated by other governments across the world.
It transformed the relationship between citizen and state, whilst the digitisation of government has saved billions for taxpayers.
The lesson was loud and clear - put the user journey first and encourage people to adopt technology that will make their lives easier.
Now the task is the next generation of emerging technologies, like the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence and Blockchain.
You could call it the fourth industrial revolution for Government and it will be those that adopt this digital technology that will thrive.
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Make smarter regulations
My second proposition is that economies that make sure regulations are fit for the digital age will also thrive.
Digital transformation cannot take place with outdated legislation, written when if you wanted to tackle ‘trolls’ you’d need to look underneath a bridge.
Just ask startups, who can often find their early years difficult due to compliance requirements written long before the digital age.
Modern businesses require modern regulation - and the UK is leading the way in embracing change.
Our Financial Conduct Authority has adopted what they call a ‘regulatory sandbox’. This allows businesses to test products with real consumers without them having to meet usual requirements for compliance.
This provides a space to do real world trials and engage regulators from the start of development.
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It’s win-win; start-ups benefit from better market testing whilst consumers benefit from the safeguards that are built into new products. It is one of many reasons why the UK has now established itself as a FinTech world leader.
Our Information Commissioner is adopting the same approach for big data, and so is our Civil Aviation Authority for drones. The CAA has been engaging with private sector firms on autonomous drone testing and have even been praised by Amazon for their pioneering approach.
We’ve brought in a Regulators’ Pioneer Fund, to incentivise regulators to develop more approaches to support emerging technologies.
This is about innovation friendly regulation. Regulation must support innovation right across the board; this should be a mantra for any Government or regulator.
Only then can a country harness the opportunities of new technology and therefore thrive.
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Get ethics right
The third and final principle that I want to talk about is the importance of developing strong ethical frameworks.
Because societies that have strong ethical frameworks will thrive.
Digital technology is a powerful force for good. Combined with new technologies such as artificial intelligence, it is set to change society perhaps more than any previous technological revolution – growing the economy, making us more productive, and raising living standards.
But as we all know, alongside these new opportunities comes new challenges and risks.
The internet can be used to spread terrorist material; it can be a tool for abuse and bullying; and, it can undermine civil discourse, objective news and intellectual property.
The digital revolution has changed the way that people behave and interact.
Instead of a piecemeal response to each issue separately, our response is the Digital Charter, which the Prime Minister will be setting out in her speech later today.
This is a rolling programme of work to agree a consistent set of norms and rules for the online world and put them into practice.
In some cases this will be through shifting our expectations of behaviour; in others we may need new laws or regulations.
Our starting point will be that we will have the same rights and expect the same behaviour online as we do offline.
The Charter’s core purpose is to make the internet work for everyone – for citizens, businesses and society as a whole.
It will move the philosophy we apply to the Internet from libertarian to liberal values - to cherish freedom, but not the freedom to harm others.
The Charter brings together a broad, ongoing programme, with priority areas including protecting people from online harms, sorting out platform liability and leading on data ethics.
And I want us to practise what we preach about agile governance. It will be a ‘living’ document that sits online - and as technology changes, the Charter will evolve too.
Conclusion
The Governments that thrive will themselves harness the best new technologies.
The governments that thrive will themselves harness the best new technologies.
The economies that thrive will have innovation friendly regulations for the digital age.
And the societies that thrive will have strong ethical frameworks to make the internet a force for good.
Now our task is to get on with it and make it happen.
Thank you very much.
Published 25 January 2018
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right now anon on the trail of the MODAZOLAM MURDERS.
Thanks to one image dropped here by anon an anon has managed to make quite a bit of progress.
Worth following these links below and the thread linked below also by Nina Brookes.
all thanks to google image search, cos tineye bought up nothing.
surpression everywhere !!
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1329025377155633152.html
>>15204595, >>15204690, >>15204754, >>15204764 Matt Hancock and the Midazolam Murders, plus the model for world governments and the young leaders program - bun - take the time to read it, remembering that the British parliament is the mother of all parliament's around the world which have been copied by all the globe, so much bigger then we imagined.
BAKER THIS IS NOTABLE AND GLOBAL, NOT JUST A U.K THING, ORGANISED IN DAVOS, TESTED AND IMPORTED TO WORLD GOVERMENTS
fcuk off retard.
trump lost cos of the corruption and stupid people like you going along with for free hand-outs.
useful idiots will be the to be gotten rid out off.
you will get what you fucking deserve from your own
kek stolen meme