I started thinking about this when the Mozilla incident went down.. I never thought of the groupthink like a cult, I just left my personal stuff out of it (I have been on PCs since 1980). But, lots of things starting making sense.. especially how lots of the younger people don’t seem to have guidance, so they look for something/someone that they can feel a part of.. they can feel like someone special, like be a part of something (talk about short sightedness and naivety :/ ).
Not sure if I’ve ignored it all of these years, or just never saw it.
The wording of the tweets is identical in some cases, leading me to believe that they were auto-generated, probably in response to an email questionaire.
Click here to tweet this, click here to tweet that.
That’s an organized email employee “mutiny” against a CEO.
In normal businesses and non-profits, that’s just not done, of course.
As far as young people go, most fall for anything that is the “cool” of its day.
We are born into sin, and without God, we wind up producing that which is evil. Prior to my conversion, I just didn’t see anything wrong with what I was doing. My morals mostly came from TV, my own attempts at reasoning, and the myths new world order has created. For example, I simply saw nothing wrong with fornication. Now I find the idea revolting.
Globalist/activist didn’t make much headway into the IT world until the late ‘90s.
As you probably recall, in the 80’s, it was almost an exclusively entrepreneurial field, so conservatism abounded, except arguably less so in academia. Even if one was not a software entrepreneur, one would have a positive image of the idea of being one. You certainly could be a conservative and work in IT and other IT folks would mostly give you a reasonable amount of respect.
Demand was so high in the later ‘90s that there was an enormous flood of newbies that did not “pay their dues”, learn the fundamentals. And they came from all sorts of educational backgrounds. It was a gold rush that brought in people who otherwise would have zero interest in computers.
Graduates of the nwo elite schools (Stanford, Harvard, etc.) of course are culturally driven to elite success and have pretty much carte blanche from nwo investment world of wall street, so in late 90s, and even after most of the work was done in 2000, even until today - they are constantly pushing grandiose pump and dumps and will sell their soul cheaply to get one. Ergo, we see facebook and google happily in bed with the gubmint spy machine, along with all the old stalwart gubmint quid pro quo partners like the telcos, consultants, hardware, etc.
All the lesser minions, in the trenches of “social media”, etc., have been indoctrinated into the global groupthink, but they don’t know enough of how things work to see the true ends of globalism, for which they are such willing pawns. Having grown up in an anti-Christian culture, they see no problem with rejecting God. The are mostly not aware of how the Bible tells us that “the world”, the chief evil of which are globalist leaders - hates and oppresses the poor, and this angers God, who loves the poor and oppressed. Many youngsters listen to their globalist mentors and peers, who tell them the Bible is harsh and that globalism’s people are the “do-gooders”, instead of studying the Bible honestly themselves and finding out the truth.
IMHO...