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TechnoFascism Rising – Trump Whistleblower, Miles Taylor + More
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- Nov 4, 2025
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Summary
Miles Taylor, the Trump whistleblower, is now an enemy of the state. Latest WL? dispatch comes from McGill University's conference on big tech's threat to democracy. We’ve stitched together four interviews with leading thinkers on whether the AI bubble will burst and how to confront mass manipulation in the digital age. The first half is a deep cut with Miles Taylor, the author of the explosive NYT ‘anonymous’ op-ed, which revealed the chaos inside the first Trump administration. A vociferous critic of Trump and MAGA, Taylor is now experiencing the regime’s nefarious tactics to quell dissent. Currently under investigation by the deep state, Miles is convinced the US has slid into techno-authoritarianism. We discuss: - Dissent = treason for Trump, a crime punishable by death - Threat of Martial Law under the Insurrection Act - Stephen Miller’s “shock and awe blitz” of Executive Orders - Taylor’s fears for the safety of his family - Trump using tech & AI to silence critics - Why Taylor believes the rule of law is dead in America - Mass mobilisation = chance to save American democracy - The Real Matrix: war of pro-tech vs anti-tech humans The second half of the episode explores the big questions around free speech, big tech accountablity, and European competition with political heavyweights: - Sasha Havlicek, CEO of Institute for Strategic Dialogue, on owning our data and how algorithms profit from polarisation - Imran Ahmed, CEO of Centre for Countering Digital Hate, explains how the free speech argument distracts from the perverse incentives of the digital attention economy. - Alexandra Geese, 🇩🇪 Green MEP, on whether Europe can compete with big tech America and find some backbone to enforce good regulation. It’s striking how age-defining these issue are and how lit…