https://www.corbettreport.com/interview-1512-derrick-broze-on-opting-out-of-technocracy/
A fine article about opting out of technocracy. And from my own personal experience, even living in the frozen north of Canada, it is very possible to live well without malls, corporate outlets, globalist bankers, even without central banks, in spite of what Noam Chomsky said on the subject. There are plenty of options. Local banks that don't get involved in dodgy derivative trading; local currencies that keep money in the local economy where it is produced; local banks that have extremely low to no interest charges for local lending; and local food security is one extremely important issue we need to address if we are going to wean ourselves of the global powers. This is how the .001% destroys countries that disobey -- sanctions, including foodstuffs. They control the shipping industry, and this is how they can shut off the food supply to countries that have been pushed by trade deals and the IMF to produce food for export, not for local consumption. There is more money in selling avocadoes to the north than in producing beans for local food security. And plus it makes every country totally dependent on the shipping system, and the minute they dissent from the globalist plans, they are sanctioned and cut off from international food and medical supplies. So we need to consider local food self sufficiency. And in order to do this, we need to figure out how to stop the global banks that are creating more fantasy 'money' to let global real estate corporations buy up all our lands. Any suggestions on that? That's the really big problem. Creating local banks is one thing. Stopping the globalist money printers is another. What greedy person isn't going to take free or cheap money from them to buy up land? This has to stop, and we have to figure out how to locally reclaim land that is merely a commodity for global hedge funds. Ideas?