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In the Industrial Age, the rich nations of the world controlled the world's natural resources such as oil, metals, lumber, and food. As the Information Age grows, no longer will the rich and powerful nations have a monopoly on the world's true natural resource— our minds. In the invisible world of the Internet, the genius of the world will be unleashed, and class lines that are centuries old will be erased. A new mega-rich will rise.

— Robert Kiyosaki; Rich Dad's Conspiracy of The Rich view

The crash of 2007 is different than the crash of 1987. I do not know if the markets will come back the way they have in the past. Many of the industries that caused the last boom in 1954 are now dying. This time things are different.

The big difference between the 1987 crash and the 2007 crash is the rise of the Internet. The Internet is changing everything. Along with a toxic dollar and bankrupt government, the Internet is one of the primary causes of people being left behind, causing unemployment to increase.

I believe the Internet is bringing a shift to the world a million times more profound than Columbus discovering America in 1492. Just as explorers like Columbus opened the world to new wealth, the Internet is opening even larger worlds of wealth to today's explorers.

Yet there is significant difference between Columbus and the Internet. People could see the changes that Columbus brought. They could see ships, cargoes of plundered wealth, and drawings of natives and their land.

We cannot see the world of the Internet with our eyes. The world of the Internet is invisible, and we have to see it with our minds. And that is why people are being left behind. They cannot see the changes that are remaking their world. In their blindness, they are becoming obsolete.

— Robert Kiyosaki; Rich Dad's Conspiracy of The Rich view

Is the idea that the Internet can be used for increasing surveillance on the public just paranoia on my part? Then we should examine who currently controls the medium: American intelligence agencies. At this time the major nexus of control of the Internet resides in the monopoly of "domain registration," the keys to the broad Internet landscape. These domain names are registered as Internet Protocol numbers, and until recently were deeded by Network Solutions, Inc., a subsidiary of the government funded National Science Foundation. While Network Solutions registered the LP. numbers, it was done as a free public service. This is no longer taking place.

— Jim Keith; Mass Control: Engineering Human Consciousness view

In China, they have also not held their tongues about what they see as the necessity of Internet control. Xia Hong, an advocate of government monitoring of the Net has said, "The Internet has been an important technical innovator, but we need to add another element, and that is control. The new generation of information superhighway needs a traffic control center. It needs highway patrols: users will require driver's licenses. These are the basic requirement for any controlled environment."

— Jim Keith; Mass Control: Engineering Human Consciousness view

The Internet provides the ability for almost instantaneous monitoring of the content of communications. It is possible that the 'wide open information frontier' of the Internet, as it currently exists, is going to be a temporary thing, and that a program of increased monitoring and regulation—as well as a more aggressive use of mind control, such as foreseen by Dr. Persinger—will emerge.

— Jim Keith; Mass Control: Engineering Human Consciousness view

One problem is that along with ability to disseminate information widely and almost instantaneously, due to its technical flexibility the Internet also has the potential for assimilating—for literally devouring—all of the major information sources on the planet. With high-tech linkages and interfaces it is quite probable that worldwide television, radio, computer, and print media will all be sucked into the maw of what is currently called the Internet. All of these information and communication sources are gradually being linked together into a single computerized network, providing an opportunity for unheralded control of what will be broadcast, what will be said, and ultimately what will be thought.

— Jim Keith; Mass Control: Engineering Human Consciousness view

In the 1930s, British intelligence agent and one-world theoretician H.G. Wells proposed a mind control plan that is apparently coming to fruition now, at the turn of the 21st century, with the creation of the Internet. At a November, 1936 speech before the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Wells laid out his idea for what he called a "World Encyclopaedia." Wells said:

"I want to suggest that something, a new social organization, a new institution—which for a time I shall call World Encyclopaedia... This World Encyclopaedia would be the mental background of every intelligent man in the world... Such an Encyclopaedia would play the role of an undogmatic Bible to world culture. It would do just what our scattered and disoriented intellectual organizations of today fall short of doing. It would hold the world together mentally... It would compel men to come to terms with one another... It is a super university. I am think of a World Brain; no less...Ultimately, if our dream is realized, it must exert a very great influence upon everyone who controls administrations, makes wars, directs mass behavior, feeds, moves, starves and kills populations... You see how such an Encyclopaedia organization could spread like a nervous network, a system of mental control about the globe, knitting all the intellectual workers of the world through a common interest and cooperating unity and a growing sense of their own dignity, informing without pressure or propaganda, directing without tyranny."

— Jim Keith; Mass Control: Engineering Human Consciousness view

SAIC is the parent company to a group called Network Solutions, which in turn owns a company called InterNIC. That group is in charge of all the website addresses on the Internet. The board of directors of SAIC includes NSA Director Bobby Ray Inman, as well as retired U.S. Army General W.A. Downing. Other alum of SAIC include William Casey, former head of the CIA [until], former CIA director John Deutch, former Defense Secretary Melvin Laird, Donald Kerr, former director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, and William Perry, the head of the Department of Defense. SAIC has been involved in remote viewing experimentation with American intelligence agencies, for which medical oversight, according to researcher Jim Schnabel, was provided by Louis Jolyon West.

— Jim Keith; Mass Control: Engineering Human Consciousness view