Eva Vlaardingerbroek is a Dutch lawyer and political activist. Here she suggests there is a concerted effort using “predictive programming” to prepare the public for future government actions. There have been suggestions that a major cyberattack would require the government to step in with draconian controls over Internet access and use, including monitoring everyone’s Internet access. “Predictive programming” refers to actions taken in advance, such as upcoming movies, TV shows, political actions – providing fictional accounts of future dystopia – that will require the government to begin tracking everyone.

This would prepare the public to expect a Cyberattack and begin to believe, in advance, that shutting or controlling Internet access would be a good thing.

‘Predictive programming’ is a tactic used by our elites and governments to prepare the general public for a future catastrophe through fictional stories/movies, to condition the masses into complying and accepting their instruments of control as the “solution” once those crises -… pic.twitter.com/8GgfnibqZB

— Eva Vlaardingerbroek (@EvaVlaar) December 13, 2023

Pre-Covid days this would have been called a conspiracy theory, but post Covid, many of the alleged Covid conspiracies seem to have been true. That’s awkward.

In another post today, I noted that Reddit no longer permits anonymous access via VPN – unless you sign in first. The effect is that Reddit will trace and log your access to content on the forums – you can no longer view content anonymously.