Closed World Machine & NWO Global Database

Closed World Machine
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Closed World Machine - Google Search
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The world government global database - Lots of links to look at here - see W3C's member organisations.
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"Through the use of semantic web technologies, world governments intend to turn the World Wide Web from a large hyperlinked book into a large interlinked global database. The global database will then be copied so that world governments can use their global database via an ‘Intranet’ and the public global database, with certain kinds of data filtered out, will be accessed via an ‘Internet.’ Governments, or should I say, the New World Order, will have control of the Intranet, Internet, and global databases. The Query language for the global database(s) is SPARQL

The UK Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI) is a response to the EU directive 2003/98/EC. On page 22 of this OPSI document, found at W3C, it states that,“... we want all data in one place, but we also want it to be decentralised.” The UK Government Cabinet Office has already called for the help of Open Data Developers to develop the semantic web as quickly as possible. The Australian government is also in the process of linking public government datasets into the semantic web; as are other government members of W3C.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) currently comprises 338 member organisations. The UK government membership is listed as ‘The National Archives’-- from which OPSI operates."

Blog
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Also see my blog for more info on W3C's world government global database' and their ominously named 'Closed World Machine', which you can read about on the following link under the heading, CWM: An XML RDF And Notation3 Inference Engine.
infomesh.net...

www.w3.org...
"Query languages go hand-in-hand with databases. If the Semantic Web is viewed as a global database, then it is easy to understand why one would need a query language for that data. SPARQL is the query language for the Semantic Web."

If the semantic web/global database is successfully completed, you will no longer be able to get on a forum and just post what you want anymore. Nor will you be able to post what you want on alternative media websites. The use of the internet will become be far more restricted.

Government will be able to query the global database to find out every piece of information that is online about you.

Make sure you do your own research to see the implications for people of the semantic web/global database.

Oh man, if they did this, it wouldn't be very long before the whole database crashed. Crackers would have a field day.

Nov 25th 2008 - Google not interested in semantic search
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The Google hierarchy seemed to quickly change their minds.

2009 Semantic conference, Peter Norvig, Director of Research, Google
www.semantic-conference.com...

Peter Norvig, Director of Research, Google
www.norvig.com...

Semantice weblogs
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Originally posted by Hastobemoretolife
Oh man, if they did this, it wouldn't be very long before the whole database crashed. Crackers would have a field day.

Cracker's probably wouldn't have a field day. The world government would be able to use their global database via an 'Intranet'. If hackers/crackers using the public's global database on the 'Internet' tried to hack into the government's Intranet, the government could just close the public Internet down. Just think how difficult it would be for the public to order essential goods such as food and have it transported to supermarkets et cetera without being able to use the Internet. World Government would force people to comply with their way of doing things.

Here is a video from this month (Dec 2009) in which Sir Tim Berners-Lee talks about the future of the Internet.
thefrontline.v3.co.uk...

In addition to W3C, Tim Berners-Lee is also involved with a number of organisations including the Web Science Trust, and the Web Foundation.


Sir Tim Berners-Lee talks to Talis about the semantic web
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timbl's (Timbernerslee) semantic web in the news
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W3C Linking Open data
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Semantic web
www.programmableweb.com...

Also google "Rewired State" and "MySociety" including quotation marks

Video: Tim Berners-Lee: The next Web of open, linked data
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Photo's - UK PM Gordon Brown & Tim Berners-Lee. Also Vinton Cerf who used to work at DARPA, but now works at Google.
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Leave comment Re: 'World government global database' at 'Internet Evolution'
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Come on ATSers, can't you see what's going on?

Government Computer News - The Web's next act: A worldwide database.
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Google video's - Semantic web
video.google.co.uk...#

See links and leave a comment if you want too
www.internetevolution.com...

Semantic web +The world government global database
www.google.co.uk...

This is just one more step toward the NWO. It is consistent with the philosophy and goals of the elitists.

New World Order, Modern Police State

We are nothing more than "Useless Eaters" to these people.

New World Order Quotes

Originally posted by ericbs5247
This is just one more step toward the NWO. It is consistent with the philosophy and goals of the elitists.

New World Order, Modern Police State

We are nothing more than "Useless Eaters" to these people.

New World Order Quotes

I agree, and thanks for commenting and the links you posted!

Updates regarding 'The world government global database' and 'The Internet of Things' on Twitter.

Internet Governance Forum (IGF) only follows 'ONE' on Twitter. twitter.com...

Why doesn't the IGF follow more in an effort to get a broader spectrum of opinions as to what people want regarding Internet Governance? Could it be because IGF/W3C are not interested in public opinion? Open source collaboration is simply about getting people to deliver what they want.

IGF People:
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United Nations (un.org) - Internet Governance Forum
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Semantic web updates: BetweenMyths - Twitter
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