We don’t hear about the future intention to monitor each individual’s ‘carbon foot print’ and where necessary ‘ration’ us. How? Through ‘smart meters’ installed in each and every home connected to the electric power grid. Nothing new in this idea. It was proposed earlier last century and by another Huxley – this time Julian.

As to how a One-World Government could operate a Carbon Currency Rationing Future

Please note the DATE in the following snippett from Julian Huxley’s “The Architectural Review”:
International Power Monopoly Control: From the point of view of the industrial districts which are to receive the current, quite apart from the waste involved in transportation, it means that their homes and industries can be controlled from a source outside the influence of local feeling and action. This method, control by an international power monopoly through a transmission grid supplied from outside the zones in question, was in fact suggested for the control of the German people shortly after he War, by Harold G. Moulton (President of the Brookings Institution) and Louis Marlio, in their book “The Control of Germany and Japan”, and was shown to have many advantages over the more blatant military and police methods.

The ultimate, and not at all remote, conclusion of the matter, if the intentions of ‘the Planners are carried out, is quite openly stated by Julian Huxley (later the first Secretary-General of U.N.E.S.C.O.) in “The Architectural Review”, as long ago as June, 1943, and quoted, with evident approval, by [David E.] Lilienthal, (T.V.A. Chairman of the Authority) in his book: “T.V.A.-Democracy on the March” (Penguin Edition 1944; p. 174):

” . . . Studies,” writes Huxley, “are being made of how a set-up of general T.V.A. type could be adapted to serve as an international instead of a national agency (thus among other things undercutting and transcending nationalist sovereignties, as the T.V.A. undercuts and transcends State rights and boundaries)…” That seems sufficiently clear!”

The heading on the email I received about the article on your website read: “When predictions come true.” I would put it another way: When ‘predictions’ are made to come true. It all has to do with policies, control and planning. The centralisation of power has been the policy for the last hundred years! Nothing mysterious about this.

What needs to be known are the answers to such centralisation of power through a social credit view of society. But I won’t hold my breath whilst waiting.