From the rise of social media to automation to AI the elites are using it all to

concentrate power at the top. The Monica Perez show starts now. This is Monica Perez waking Atlanta

out to the true threats to Our Liberty every Saturday from three to six right here on news

95-5 and AM 750 W-S-B. And that is exactly what I am always trying to do, always taking the news of the week, sometimes going a little bit deeper.

My trusty sidekick, Binkley here always takes us a deeper dive at the risk of mixing metaphors deep down the rabbit hole.

And today is no exception.

Binkley found some great stuff from the, there was a Chatham House panel called

Direct Democracy Participation Without Populism. So I like to even democracy participation

without populism, where they talk about what they tell each other

of the elite we've got billionaires and

uh... controllers everywhere

they

tell us what they tell each other what the plan is and why and how to get people on board as if nobody's listening because in fact nobody is really listening except Binkley and now all of us, thank you.

And they, because we trust so much that

that 24-7 news cycle is going to keep us informed of all this stuff. It absolutely doesn't.

It's there to keep us informed only of what will support the ideas that

that support the policies that benefit these people at the top regardless of

party and one and the method this method it's it's actually called stove piping and John Bolton was talked about stove piping,

is like the original stovepiper because he only told George Bush what George Bush could use to make a decision to invade Iraq I think was the example and

so anything that contradicted arguments for was filtered out at the data stage.

So you weren't having a debate, you were having filtered data that was then used for the decision-making process and the first person to do

that or to be at that attributed to was Colonel House in the Woodrow Wilson

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