The Trump administration furthers its alliance with technototalitarianism. From Derrick Broze at tlavagabond:
In the first eleven months of his second term as President of the United States, Donald Trump has left no doubt that he is committed to a “Make Israel Great Again” agenda.
In the first two parts of this series, we examined how Donald Trump’s second administration has expanded the use of public-private partnerships and tightened relationships with the Big Technocrats. We also looked at how Trump’s administration is working to force compliance from journalists even as his allies work to consolidate the media, particularly as it relates to the popular app TikTok. The aim of this piece is to outline how these moves serve to further the goals of Trump’s long-term allies in the Zionist movement.
The Ellisons and the Zionist Takeover of TikTok
As noted in Part 2 of this series, Trump ally Larry Ellison is reportedly involved in an effort to purchase TikTok. Ellison is the founder and CTO of Oracle and one of the world’s richest individuals. In mid-September, The Wall Street Journalreported that Oracle was working with Silver Lake and Andreessen Horowitz to purchase TikTok as part of Trump’s effort to put the app under US control.
According to the WSJ, if the deal goes through, a new company will be formed to run TikTok in the United States. The US investors would have an 80% stake in the company, with Chinese shareholders in control of the remaining shares. The new company would have an “American-dominated board”, including “one member designated by the U.S. government”. Even more worrisome is the fact that Oracle would handle the user data at its Texas facilities.
The deal marks a reversal from Trump’s calls to ban TikTok during his first term. After attempting to ban the app, Trump originally supported an arrangement in which Oracle and Walmart would have become controlling investors in a newly created US-based entity. Although that deal never materialized, Ellison is once again in the running to gain a majority stake in TikTok.
What a noticing noticer.