COVID AGENDA: Harry Vox: The Elite's Plan for 2020 in 2014 (Rockefeller Foundation "LOCK STEP")

The Rockefeller Foundation / Global Business Network
Scenarios for the Future of Technologyand International Development
https://www.nommeraadio.ee/meedia/pdf/RRS/Rockefeller%20Foundation.pdf

LOCK STEP Scenario Narratives: A world of tighter top-down government control and more authoritarian leadership, with limited innovation and growing citizen push-back

The Scenario Framework: pp.13
The Rockefeller Foundation and GBN began the scenario process by surfacing a host of driving forces that would affect the future of technology and international development. These forces were generated through both secondary research and in-depth interviews with Foundation staff, Foundation grantees, and external experts. Next, all these constituents came together in several exploratory workshops to further brainstorm the content of these forces, which could be divided into two categories: predetermined elements and critical uncertainties. A good starting point for any set of scenarios is to understand those driving forces that we can be reasonably certain will shape the worlds we are describing, also known as “predetermined elements.” For example, it is a near geopolitical certainty that — with the rise of China, India, and other nations — a multi-polar global system is emerging. One demographic certainty is that global population growth will continue and will put pressure on energy, food, and water resources — especially in the developing world. Another related certainty: that the world will strive to source more of its energy from renewable resources and may succeed, but there will likely still be a significant level of global interdependence on energy. Predetermined elements are important to any scenario story, but they are not the foundation on which these stories are built. Rather, scenarios are formed around “critical uncertainties” — driving forces that are considered both highly important to the focal issue and highly uncertain in terms of their future resolution. Whereas predetermined elements are predictable driving forces, uncertainties are by their nature unpredictable: their outcome can be guessed at but not known.