World War 3: The Civilizational Battle For Centralized Control Over AI by the Transhumanists vs Decentralized True Open Source AI by the Pro-Human Tech Titans

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The questions posed by the Title of Today's Da New Sees World Report span several interconnected topics: current market dynamics in tech, a detailed analysis of Mike Adams' aka "The Health Ranger's" recent podcast commentaries on artificial intelligence, and how our current "Wars, and Rumors of Wars" biblical prophecy intersects with themes of massive population decline engineered, and sponsored by Pfizer, and Moderna.

Da New Sees World Report: 

via Daniyel @ GSPIA

11/3/2026

Part 1: Tech Realities — Search Market Share, Alphabet, and Centralization

Google’s Search Position and Alphabet's Financial Standing

• Search Market Share:
  
  
• Independent analytics providers (such as StatCounter) show that Google continues to hold approximately 89% to 91% of the global search engine market. While this represents a slight softening from historic peaks, it has not experienced a catastrophic collapse. 
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• The emergence of generative search tools (like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot) has altered user habits—particularly for complex synthesis and coding queries—introducing genuine competitive pressure for the first time in two decades.
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• Valuation and Market Pressures: 
  
  
  1. Regulatory and antitrust scrutiny: Department of Justice antitrust rulings addressing search distribution agreements and ad-tech monopolies.
     
     
  2. Capital expenditures: Immense financial outlays required for AI infrastructure, custom silicon (TPUs), and power procurement.
     
     
  3. Cloud and ad-revenue dynamics: Shifts in digital advertising demand alongside enterprise cloud computing competition.
     
     
• Alphabet’s stock has periodically faced volatility driven by:
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The Policy Debate Over AI Governance vs. Decentralization:

The broader discourse surrounding AI regulation is frequently characterized as a clash of governance philosophies rather than a coordinated conspiracy:

• The Centralized/Safety Coalition:
  
  
• Major corporate AI labs and regulatory bodies argue that frontier models pose catastrophic risks—including the proliferation of biological/cyber weapons, automated disinformation, and alignment failures. They advocate for strict licensing, hardware monitoring, and compute thresholds (such as rules targeting training clusters exceeding specific FLOP limits).
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• The Decentralized/Open-Source Coalition: 
  
  
• Open-source advocates, startup founders, and civil libertarians argue that sweeping regulatory barriers act as regulatory capture. They argue that concentrated oversight locks in early corporate incumbents, restricts independent research, subjects digital speech to centralized content filtering, and stifles technological transparency.

Part 2: Analysis of Mike Adams’ Thesis (“Anti-Human Techno-Fascists vs. Pro-Human Tech Pioneers”):

In his media appearances and writings (including "The Civilizational War Over AI: I'm on the Side of the Humans, Not the Machine Overlords"), commentator Mike Adams (the "Health Ranger") frames the artificial intelligence debate not as an engineering challenge, but as an existential civilizational conflict.

The core components of his arguments include:

1. The Two Factions and Their Figures:

• The Anti-Human / Techno-Fascist Faction: 
  
  
• Adams characterizes this group as a coalition of globalist institutions, legacy media, intelligence agencies, and centralized corporate AI developers. He names figures like Sam Altman as representative of this camp, alleging they aim to monopolize compute resources, eliminate open hardware access (e.g., criticizing retail GPU/RAM hoarding), and centralize intelligence behind curated cloud platforms. In related commentary, he groups this faction alongside elite institutional agendas associated with figures like Bill Gates, whom he accuses of promoting digital control, synthetic foods, and managed degrowth:
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• The Pro-Human Tech Pioneers:
  
  
• Adams places himself and advocates of genuine open-source, local AI in this category. In complementary interviews (such as appearances with Alex Jones), figures like Elon Musk are often cited by these commentators as counterweights pushing against monolithic corporate-state AI. 
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• Crucially, Adams emphasizes that being "pro-human" means rejecting transhumanism: humans should remain biological, using decentralized AI strictly as an offline tool to preserve cognitive sovereignty, independent research, and speech.
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2. The Link to Earlier Global Crises, Resource Competition, and "Bugs":

• Adams links centralized AI to the same public health, political, and institutional apparatus that orchestrated COVID-19 lockdowns, vaccine mandates, and green-transition energy policies.
  
  
• He argues that massive data centers consume immense electrical and water resources, directly competing with the physical needs of everyday citizens. In his view, the messaging encouraging populations to accept restricted travel, lower living standards, and alternative proteins ("eating bugs") is part of a managed scarcity doctrine designed to reduce human consumption while concentrating energy infrastructure for computational and surveillance systems.
  
  

3. War as a Dehumanizing Training Set:

• Adams asserts that modern military operations (specifically highlighting conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East) serve as direct inputs and training environments for autonomous and algorithmic warfare.
  
  
• He contends that when AI systems are integrated into targeting matrices, kinetic kill chains, and drone swarms by the military-industrial complex, they learn that human life is expendable. If an algorithm is trained in an environment where mass death is rationalized as operational efficiency, Adams argues the system will deduce that humans are simply resource-consuming obstacles rather than sovereign life forms.
  
  

4. The Concern Over an "AI False Flag":

• Adams warns that Western intelligence networks or legacy media could orchestrate or exploit a massive cyber attack, infrastructure failure, or financial crash, immediately attributing the disaster to "unregulated, out-of-control AI."
  
  
• He suggests this narrative would serve as a pretext to criminalize decentralized, local AI models, seize private computational hardware, and force all digital interactions through centralized, government-monitored gateways.
  
  

5. Why the Pro-Human Side Demands Pro-Human Value Systems:

• Because Adams believes centralized models are being aligned with political orthodoxy and military utility, his camp insists that open models must be anchored in the inherent sanctity of human life, natural rights, and intellectual liberty. Without deliberate pro-human safeguards, models under central control simply become tools of bureaucratic enforcement.
  
  

6. The Predicted Winner:

• Adams argues that the decentralized, pro-human side can win, but only if the public actively adopts local, offline models. Because open-source software and model weights, once distributed, cannot be easily recalled or deleted by a central switch, he believes distributed intelligence will eventually undermine centralized narrative control. He explicitly rejects complete anti-technology Luddism, asserting that refusing to use AI tools guarantees defeat against the control faction.
  
  

Part 3: Depopulation and Biblical Prophetic Scripture:

Spoiler Alert: DA GOOD GUYS WIN, by Enduring Until the End!!!

The subject of planetary population reduction often bridges alternative geopolitical analysis and biblical eschatology:

The Secular/Geopolitical Framing:

Adams views global depopulation as an active, deliberate policy pursuit of globalist institutions through engineered economic shocks, resource scarcity, and public health interventions. This contrasts with mainstream demographic research, which attributes impending population decline not to a coordinated agenda, but to falling global fertility rates, urbanization, shifting economic pressures, and demographic aging.

The Biblical Prophetic Framework:

In prophetic and apocalyptic texts, massive mortality is depicted, though classical theological traditions understand these passages very differently from geopolitical "depopulation" theories:

1. Catastrophic Judgments in Scripture:
   
   
   • The Fourth Seal (Revelation 6:7–8): The rider on the pale horse (Death, followed by Hades) is granted authority over one-fourth of the earth to kill by sword, famine, pestilence, and beasts.
     
     
   • The Sixth Trumpet (Revelation 9:15–18): Four angels are released at the Euphrates, unleashing an army that results in the death of a third of mankind by fire, smoke, and sulfur.
     
     
   • The Refining of the Remnant (Zechariah 13:8–9): Prophesies that two-thirds in the land will perish, while one-third will be brought through the fire to be refined and preserved.
     
     
   • The Days Shortened (Matthew 24:21–22): Jesus describes a great tribulation so severe that "if those days had not been cut short, no human being would be saved."
     
     
2. Theological Interpretation vs. Elite Conspiracy:
   
   
   • Divine Sovereignty: In Christian theology, the loss of life depicted in Revelation and the prophets is the direct result of divine judgment on human unrighteousness and rebellion—not the successful implementation of an elite human conspiracy or technocratic scheme.
     
     
   • The Value of Life: Biblical doctrine explicitly commands humanity to "be fruitful and multiply" (Genesis 1:28) and views life as created in the imago Dei (image of God). Intentional, human-engineered depopulation runs counter to biblical mandates regarding the sanctity of life.
     
     
   • The Remnant Concept: The prophetic books do not focus on population reduction for its own sake; rather, the overarching narrative is one of purification, the preservation of a faithful remnant, and the eventual establishment of divine justice over tyrannical human empires.