Friday, October 27, 2017


Can you imagine a rating system being fully implemented into society that is not only meant to establish your “trustworthiness,” but is available for everyone to see? Well, China is seriously considering doing just that, as detailed in the State Council of China‘s document published in 2014 called “Planning Outline for the Construction of a Social Credit System.”

Though this hierarchal system is currently voluntary, it is set to become mandatory in 2020. If you’re getting sort of a deja-vu feeling, that’s totally understandable. The system China proposed sounds eerily similar to an ominous social rating system featured in an episode of the Netflix series Black Mirror, which depicted a chilling Big-Brother-type, social-media-obsessed future.

China Plans to Implement Social Rating System by 2020

First, let’s review the details of China’s social rating system, called the “Social Credit System” (SCS). Try to envision a world in which you’re constantly monitored, judged for your actions, and literally evaluated based on every choice you make and action you take.
There will be different categories that you’ll be ranked on, including behaviour, personal preferences, and interpersonal relationships. From the people you hang out with to the amount of time you spend on social media and playing video games to the types of purchases you make and how much debt you have, the world will know. You can say goodbye to privacy under SCS, because Big Brother is stepping in to monitor your every move.
Of course, a lot of this already happens. Many governments including the U.S. already spy on their citizens, social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram collect an overwhelming amount of information on you, and Google is secretly recording pretty much everything you do. Google keeps the texts/videos you send and literally tracks your every move thanks to your trusty Google Maps app (read more about that in our CE article here).
The primary issue with the rating system is, not only are they monitoring citizens even more than they do currently, which is already a substantial and arguably inappropriate amount, but they’re labelling their actions as “positive” or “negative” as well. Should we really be comfortable allowing the government to dictate what’s right or wrong?
Sure, there are certain laws that are in place for a reason, but ultimately the government does not always operate in favour of society because they often put the needs of corporations over the needs of their own citizens. Laws are often heavily influenced by corporations whose main goal is profit, not the betterment of humanity as a whole.
Many governments allow corporations like Monsanto to fill our food supply with carcinogenic herbicides, they let Big Pharma influence their drug approval processes and advertise drugs to the public, and they allow the meat and dairy industries to dictate what their food guides deem healthy for our bodies, despite going against doctors’ recommendations.
This is precisely why rating systems in societies could pose a huge problem: We all have different moral compasses. Much of what the government does, you may not support. So, what happens when you voice your opinion, particularly if it goes against the government’s regime, in hopes of inspiring positive change within society? Well, you could get a lower score, rendering you ‘less trustworthy’ and ultimately affecting your ability to get a mortgage, a job, a loan, etc.
Of course, you could decide to speak out against them, and hope your rating wouldn’t affect your overall wellbeing, but how would that affect your friends’ and family members’ ratings?
The Chinese government has described the system as a method to improve trust nationwide and cultivate a culture of “sincerity.”
The policy reads, “It will forge a public opinion environment where keeping trust is glorious. It will strengthen sincerity in government affairs, commercial sincerity, social sincerity and the construction of judicial credibility.”
According to the policy documents, if you receive a low score on the SCS, then you could face the following penalties:
  • You won’t be eligible for positions in public office
  • You will no longer have access to social security and welfare
  • You’ll face stricter regulations and “frisking” at Chinese customs
  • You’ll won’t be able to apply for any senior level positions in the food and drug sector
  • You won’t be able to sleep in a bed in overnight trains
  • You won’t be able to stay in higher-starred hotels and restaurants and will have more difficulty travelling
  • Your children could potentially suffer because they won’t be allowed to attend more expensive private schools
It’s very clear that this ranking system could create a lot of separatism and division, and allow the elite to gain even more special treatment than they already enjoy. This type of hierarchy is in no way conducive to equality, or a society that allows love to lead their decisions. We do not need to implement social ranking systems in order to increase sincerity within society; we simply need to have more compassion for other people and treat them like equals. 
The rating systems could seriously halt our personal growth, innovation, and thirst for knowledge as well. The government would be able to see exactly what books you’re reading and what you’re researching, and if it goes against the grain or challenges the current regime, then you could end up with a lower score. How are we going to be able to grow as a society if we don’t question the status quo?
We learn to improve ourselves by challenging the current norms and by stepping outside of our comfort zones. Renewable energy sources seriously threatened big oil and the government, yet this field was able to grow and advance because experts challenged our current energy system. We have made extreme advancements in health care because people found flaws in previous practices and had faith that they could improve them. This can be applied to quite literally every single industry, which is why these ranking systems could negatively affect growth, innovation, and our entire economic system as a whole.
If we can no longer challenge our current state of being and question our surroundings, then how can we continue to advance as a collective? As a collective, many of our strengths lie in our differences. A diverse society includes people with all different strengths and brackets of knowledge, but if we’re all racing to get a better ranking, then we could lose a lot of those differences in trying to become “people pleasers” and adhering to social norms.
How much could we be penalized for our creativity and forward-thinking under social ranking systems? It’s difficult to say. Perhaps there would be some benefits from this particular system being implemented in China, but until it is fully mandatory, we have no way of knowing the exact outcome.

China’s Social Ranking System Sounds a Lot Like This Episode of Black Mirror

Interestingly enough, an episode of the Netflix series Black Mirror could give us some insight into how social rating systems could play out if they become mandatory in the future. If you haven’t watched Season 3 Episode 1 of Black Mirror yet, titled “Nosedive,” I’d highly recommend you check it out! The best part about this show is that you don’t need to watch the episodes in order, so even if you’ve never seen the series, you can still watch this episode without feeling lost.
The episode is entirely based around a social ranking system that had been integrated into every aspect of society, similar to what China plans to implement widespread by 2020 (though much more technologically advanced).
The episode focuses on a single social media platform that allows users to rank one another. The higher your ranking on this platform, the higher social class you find yourself in. Your score determines your livelihood: your access to services, your trustworthiness, your value, and your employability.
Your scores can also increase or decrease astonishingly quickly. You could lose so much in an instant, thanks to only a few people disliking you. You’re having a bad day, or perhaps you’re struggling with your mental health? Well, that could cost you your score, too.
The irony of this social ranking system was that it forced people to become insincere and disingenuous. Rather than improving their sincerity like China hopes their program will, it ended up encouraging people to simply play a “number’s game,” striving to please others and doing anything they could to fit into society’s norms.
The social ranking system depicted in Black Mirror just forced people to kiss up to higher-ups, making their lives one big popularity contest. The problem with this mentality is, if we’re not willing to challenge our superiors and “the popular kids” and speak up when we have genuinely innovative ideas or when we know something is “wrong,” then we cannot grow as a collective.
Another issue with this form of social ranking is that people could start to value themselves based on their numerical ranking and how society views them. The entire point of self worth is to determine how much you value yourself, not how much other people value you. It’s called self worth for a reason; you should not measure your worth based on society’s standards, but rather your own standards.

Final Thoughts 

We’re human beings, we often make mistakes, and in fact making mistakes can be a really beautiful part of life because we can turn our “mistakes” and “failures” into learning and growth opportunities. But, what if those mistakes became public? Would we be willing to take as many risks?
Although there could be some upsides to implementing a social ranking system, the risks far outweigh those potential benefits. So many of society’s problems today stem from our vying for social status and power, or from people holding their status over others. We certainly don’t need to add to this by further increasing separatism.
We need to encourage people to express themselves freely, question everything, and drop the fictitious barriers that social statuses create. We’re all human beings and we’re all equals, regardless of our social class or potential future social rankings.
If people start to value themselves based on a ranking system that may not even be “fairly ranked” to begin with, we will not become more sincere, we’ll just end up improving our “people pleasing” skills. We need to encourage others to go within to develop their self worth and build up their self love as well as express their creativity and their views; otherwise, we’ll end up regressing as a society instead of progressing.
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Las Vegas Shooter Stephen Paddock Ran CIA Child Trafficking Ring

Posted by Conspiracy Cafe on October 22, 2017 at http://www.conspiracy-cafe.com/apps/blog/show/44857065-las-vegas-shooter-stephen-paddock-ran-cia-child-trafficking-ring


October 21, 2017

 Source: Your News Wire | by Baxter Dmitry

 Alleged Las Vegas shooter, Stephen Paddock, ran a drug running and child trafficking company – making millions of dollars in the process – according to explosive new evidence that threatens to disrupt the official narrative and prove law enforcement and mainstream media are colluding to misinform the public about the Las Vegas attack.

 Paddock worked for government contractor Morton-Thiokol from 1985 to 1988, a predecessor company of the Lockheed Martin. After he retired in ’88, he continued earning millions. Gambling experts will tell you that the official narrative – that Paddock earned millions playing video poker – is an impossible fairytale.

 Nobody earns millions playing video poker. If a professional gambler managed beat the system and profit regularly playing video poker, they would be banned from every casino in town – not welcomed with open arms and thousands of dollars in comps.

 Let’s step out of mainstream media fairytale land and enter reality.

 Paddock essentially retired in 1988. Then he started earning millions upon millions, every year. Where did these millions come from?

 Paddock owned two planes during his time working for Morton-Thiokol and had a pilots license. Mainstream media are desperate to keep us in the dark about this, but we also know that he owned a company called Paradise Ranch, a joint venture with the Philippine Children’s Fund of America, a CA charity that “Provides a transitional home for American children we fly from the Philippines“.

 There is a mainstream media blackout on this information. You won’t hear this on CNN. Exposing Paddock as a spook with ties to the elite does not suit their agenda. But this information is all verifiable and can be proved with a little digging.

 Now, strangely enough, there is also a Paradise Ranch in the Philippines, his partner Marilou Danley’s home country. And this Paradise Ranch is right next to a former US Air Force base in the Clark Freeport Zone in Angeles City – a well-known international hub of the darkest trade in the world, child sex trafficking.

 Paddock didn’t make his millions playing video poker. He made millions in the darkest trade known to man. Paddock was an ex-CIA pilot running a human sex trafficking ring out of the Philippines, delivering children to the United States under cover of his company – the company that mainstream media is desperate for you not to know about.

 But don’t worry – there’s nothing to see here. Mainstream media don’t think any of this is worth reporting. It’s just a big coincidence! Wouldn’t want to upset the apple cart and implicate anybody in a position of power or wealth, now would we?

 Let’s face facts. We are not being told the truth about Stephen Paddock. He was “one of them”. He knew too much. He was an insider, a liability, and he was set up to take the fall. Stephen Paddock was a patsy.

 As long as CNN and mainstream media continue colluding with law enforcement and major multination corporations in order to protect key players from legal and financial destruction, the survivors and families of the deceased will never receive the truth about what happened in Vegas, and why it happened.

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What Do Stephen Paddock, The Las Vegas Massacre, Silk Way Airlines and Gun Running Have in Common?

Posted by Conspiracy Cafe on October 22, 2017 at http://www.conspiracy-cafe.com/apps/blog/show/44857074-what-do-stephen-paddock-the-las-vegas-massacre-silk-way-airlines-and-gun-running-have-in-common-


October 19, 2017

 What Do Stephen Paddock, The Las Vegas Massacre, Silk Way Airlines and Gun Running Have in Common?

 New SVR Report reveals that Deep State Gun Runner was tied to Silk Way Airlines:

 Excerpt:

 At the same time the CIA continues its “narrative fixing” meme about the Las Vegas massacre, this report continues, CIA gun runner Stephen Paddock’s Filipino girlfriend, named Marilou Danley, provided pro-Trump forces with vital intelligence about Paddock’s arms deliveries to ISIS terrorists in the Philippines—after which Danley was placed on the US “no fly” list preventing her from leaving America—and that enabled the Philippines military to defeat the remains of ISIS in the war-torn city of Marawi after their troops took out two leading members of the jihadi network.

 To the truest understanding of CIA gun runner Stephen Paddock’s arms deals with ISIS terrorists in the Philippines, as it relates to the Las Vegas massacre, this report explains, began in July, 2017, when former Obama regime “holdover officials” embedded within President Trump’s Department of Transportation shockingly granted US air rights to Silk Way Airlines.

 Note: Be sure to scroll below for extensive information on Silk Way Airlines.

 Silk Way Airlines, this report explains, is an Azerbaijani state-run cargo airline that was exposed this past February (2017) as being a major carrier for “arms-to-terrorists” that it hid in diplomatic cargo—and whom investigative reporter Dilyana Gaytandzhieva documented the CIA was a major “customer” of—and that after making these revelations, was interrogated, tortured and then fired from her job for linking the CIA to Syrian terrorists.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zD5VW_z6pG0

 Upon President Trump being alerted to these former Obama regime officials approving Silk Way Airlines flights in to the US, this report continues, FBI forces loyal to him revealed that an early June (2017) flight of this airline landed in Chicago and was met by “known associates” of the feared Las Vegas based Russian Mafia leader Razhden Shulaya—and whom these same FBI forces quickly put under arrest, along with nearly his entire criminal organization.

 Note: This October 17, 2017 article corroberates the above mentioned arrest: http://investmentwatchblog.com/president-trump-and-fbi-forces-loyal-to-him-arrested-key-figures-in-the-russian-mafia-back-in-june-is-there-a-las-vegas-connection/

On 1 August, this report further details, a Silk Ways Airline flight from Dubai was scheduled to land in Chicago, but whose arrival was delayed until 3 August due to “mechanical issues”—and that upon its arrival, an American man named Stephen Paddock arrived at the US Customs gate of O’Hare International Airport, but before passing through, turned around and left—but with evidence proving his being in Chicago documented by his having booked a hotel room in this US city for both of these dates.

After the FBI linked both Las Vegas based Russian Mafia leader Razhden Shulaya and Las Vegas based Stephen Paddock to these Silk Ways Airline arms delivery cargo flights, directed by the CIA, and arriving in Chicago, this report continues, SVR intelligence analysts needed no “mental exertion” at all to quickly determine that they were both part of an international arms smuggling ring—and who were able to launder their millions-of-dollars of profit of in the American gambling mecca they both called home.

 This report further notes that FBI forces loyal to President Trump have, also, now been rushed to Malta to aid in the investigation into the assassination bombing death of the renowned international investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia—whose stunning Panama Papers discoveries revealed “Deep State” leader Hillary Clinton’s vast money laundering operation linkages—to include her links to Russian oligarchs who paid her hundreds-of-millions in bribes that the Obama regime kept the American people from knowing about—but just hours ago, the US Senate announced its opening of an investigation into.

 To the American ever being able to discover the shocking and horrible criminal truth about the “Deep State”, Hillary Clinton, CIA gun runner Stephen Paddock, or the CIA itself, this report concludes, remains highly doubtful—particularly with new reports emerging that the CIA is now urgently pleadingthat President Trump not allow the release before the end of this month of thousands of top secret documents related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy—and that the CIA wants to keep the American people from seeing for another 25 years.

 Original article can be found at:

 http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/index2413.htm

 The following article explains the significance of Silk Way Airlines, and was discussed here on my blog, in July:

 Silk Way Airlines is the name of the transport company, that has been flying large amounts of weapons from Bulgaria, to Middle Eastern countries.

 For background on this story, I recommend watching this video from Crowdsource the Truth.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snYMisQKJz8

 The crowdsource investigation has been given a massive data dump of information, proving the illegal activity. The document below is only and example.

 Here is the link to the Dilyana Files:

 https://www.truthleaks.org/news/343-the-dilyana-files-1403-email-attachments-posted

 Take note that this dangerous cargo is flying under the cover of diplomatic clearance. This means, the flights can’t be inspected. This is how the Deep State criminals have been pulling this off for so long, without getting caught.





Hmm. I wonder how John McCain fits in to all of this? Something tells me we will find out.

 https://www.peterdegedo.com/2017/10/19/what-do-stephen-paddock-the-las-vegas-massacre-silk-way-airlines-and-gun-running-have-in-common-liberty-vibe/
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