Technocracy seeks ''ultimate power'' - RFK

RFK addressing The Better Way Conference 2023

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"There is, unfortunately, an attraction to a kind of exercise of ultimate power over every aspect of human life. We have seen this throughout history and it is a part of human behaviour. We created democratic institutions and constitutional rights in order to fortify and armour our society against those kind of personal ambitions. But those were thrown out. We found ourselves under the control of technocrats who were never elected to any office but had suddenly assumed all of this power and exercised it to a point where it was abusive," Kennedy explained Sunday morning at the Better Way Conference.

"The free flow of information is the sunlight, it is the fertiliser, it’s the soil, it’s the water of democracy. When you cut that off through censorship, democracy will wither and die. … There has never been any time in history where we look back and say the people who were censoring information and censoring speech were the good guys. They are never the good guys."