Written by: Andrew B. Raupp / @stemceo
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Citizens Rule Book: A Palladium of Liberty (Download) #InfoWars 🇺🇸
Let it be declared without hesitation or apology: the future of humankind must not be drafted in secret chambers, signed in foreign ink, nor administered from the marble towers of those who neither toil nor teach. STEM—science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—was never conceived as an instrument of dominion. It was born of wonder. It was built in barns and basements, nurtured in libraries and late-night laboratories, and carried forward by those who believed in truth over tyranny.
Yet now, under the sallow guise of progress, we see a different hand upon the wheel. It is not the calloused hand of the builder, nor the ink-stained fingers of the scholar—it is the claw of the banker, the bureaucrat, the global speculator, fastening itself to the very disciplines that once promised freedom. They whisper of sustainability while plotting surveillance. They chant “equity” while sowing division. They codify frameworks, draft pacts, ratify compacts—all without the consent of the governed—using STEM as the Trojan horse through which their machinery of control advances.
The latest of these affronts is wrapped in the banners of Agenda 2030 and the UN’s Pact for the Future, couched in euphemisms so thick that even the vigilant struggle to discern their true design. But the design reveals itself plainly to those willing to look: it is to digitize the soul of humanity, to reduce citizenship to data points, to bind thought and action in code and compliance. And worst of all, it is done in the name of science.
Let the record show—we do not consent.
The architects of this transnational latticework did not invent STEM. They did not teach its first theorem, write its first equation, or wire its first circuit. Yet they now lay claim to its destiny. They pour billions into platforms and programs not to liberate, but to tether. Children are lured into their pipelines under the promise of innovation, only to emerge as tools for digital conquest—engineers conscripted to build their own cages, programmers fed to the algorithms they helped write.
We are told this is inevitable. That only through total integration—of identity, economy, and biology—can humanity “progress.” That dissent is dangerous, and that skepticism is a relic. But what they call progress is merely power, centralized and unaccountable. And what they fear most is not chaos—it is independence. It is the mind that will not yield, the parent who will not surrender their child’s imagination to technocratic indoctrination, the teacher who will not serve as a midwife to synthetic utopias birthed in Geneva boardrooms.
Let us be clear: STEM must serve people, not policies. It must illuminate, not surveil. It must remain an extension of human reason, not a replacement for it. To that end, we must cast off the yoke being draped upon our shoulders and reclaim STEM as a birthright of free societies, not a tool of transnational overlords.
To the engineers, coders, chemists, farmers, machinists, and physicists—we say: do not build for those who would enslave you. Refuse the projects that would program away your purpose. Let your knowledge nourish your neighbors, not the networks that map their every move.
To the educators—we say: teach the laws of nature and numbers, not the dictates of distant authorities. Prepare students for lives of consequence, not compliance.
To the policymakers—we say: your oath is to the Constitution, not to compacts crafted without debate. Tear up those treaties. Withdraw from those councils. Protect your people’s minds as fiercely as you would their soil.
And to the technocrats and banksters behind this quiet conquest—we issue this solemn warning: we see you. Your diagrams are not destiny. Your blueprints for society are not laws of the universe. Your power is not ordained, and your schemes will not endure. You have mistaken calculation for wisdom, and manipulation for governance.
Let it be said for all time: STEM belongs to the people. Not to governments. Not to bankers. Not to unelected panels with global ambitions and digital shackles.
Not in the name of STEM will we surrender our liberties. Not in the name of STEM will we trade the promise of discovery for the certainty of control. Not in the name of STEM will we stand idle as the light of knowledge is turned into the cold fluorescence of surveillance.
This is no march toward liberty; it is a deliberate chain forged for our enslavement. We shall defy it with every breath we take and every ounce of courage we possess.
Because there is no code strong enough to override the will of a free people. No algorithm can quantify the human spirit. No blockchain will encode our consent. No drone swarm will extinguish the fire that burns in those who remember what it means to be free.
There is no cloud large enough to contain the dreams of the unconquered mind. And there is no global pact that can outlast the eternal truth: that liberty, once awakened, does not sleep. It spreads. It sharpens. And it does not yield.
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