This text appears to be a narration of a video discussing seven shocking revelations from Wikileaks. The video begins by mentioning the expulsion of Julian Assange from the Ecuadorian embassy and the subsequent arrest by British authorities. It then dives into the seven revelations, which include:
1. Steve Jobs' alleged death from a disease other than pancreatic cancer, as reported by Wikileaks.
2. A cryptic email exchange between John Podesta and others, which some interpret as code for sinister activities.
3. Australia's secret internet censorship program, known as the "Great Firewall of Australia."
4. The extent of social media companies' spying on users, including Google, Facebook, and Twitter.
5. The existence of a powerful, secret intelligence agency that monitors the entire planet through social networks, internet search engines, and mobile services.
6. A mysterious intelligence agency that is more powerful than the FBI, CIA, and NSA, and has the ability to process and monitor all online activity.
7. China's plan to launch a technological surveillance system that rewards or punishes citizens based on their online behavior, with potential consequences including loss of access to passports, driver's licenses, and social credits.
The video concludes by thanking viewers and inviting them to follow the narrator's social media accounts.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Ecuador terminated the diplomatic asylum granted to Julian Assange in 2012.
2. Julian Assange was arrested by British authorities on April 11, 2019.
3. Assange founded Wikileaks, an organization that publishes anonymous reports and leaked documents.
4. Steve Jobs died in 2011, and his cause of death was reported as pancreatic cancer.
5. Wikileaks revealed that Steve Jobs' medical records showed he was HIV positive.
6. In 2016, emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, John Podesta, were leaked by Wikileaks.
7. The leaked emails contained code words and phrases that were not clearly understood by the public.
8. In 2008, the Australian government created a secret catalog of banned websites, known as the "Great Firewall of Australia".
9. The catalog included websites that were not accessible to Australians, including pages in favor of terrorism, pornography, and alternative news sites.
10. The Australian government did not inform the public about the existence of the catalog until it was revealed by Wikileaks in 2019.
11. Social media companies, including Google, Facebook, and Twitter, collect user data and share it with government agencies.
12. The CIA, NSA, and FBI have agreements with social media companies to access user data without a court order.
13. A mysterious intelligence agency, referred to as the "deep state", has been operating in secret and has the power to monitor the entire planet.
14. The agency uses artificial intelligence and bots to process and analyze user data.
15. China launched a technological plan in 2020 to implement internal surveillance on the internet, which includes monitoring user activity and penalizing those who criticize the government.
16. Users who lose points under the system may be denied access to passports, driver's licenses, and social credits.