Published Feb 09, 2026

Modern Cars are Designed to Control You!

Legacy article from March 29th, 2024

I’ve got an exciting announcement for you.

One of the most common requests we get from our audience is to make short videos that cover the information we write about.

We’ve been working hard behind the scenes to create powerful free content that you can share with your friends and family.

My goal is to put out a high quality video every other week for you.

This week’s first video is going in-detail about How Modern Cars Are Designed to Control You…

You can watch it here.

Modern cars are like remote control toys. They are controlled by a computer.

In the past, when you turned your steering wheel it would PHYSICALLY turn the wheels on the ground (through a steering shaft attached to a rack and pinion).

Now, there is no physical connection between the actual steering wheel and the wheels on the ground. It’s called “steer-by-wire”. And instead of using a steering shaft, it relies on the computer in your car.

The same thing goes for your throttle (gas pedal) and YOUR BRAKES!

And to take it a step further, your car is constantly connected to the internet, it knows where you are, where you are going, and it’s FILLED with cameras and microphones.

These cars are “smart” enough that they can drive on their own (AutoPilot), and they can be remotely controlled. Ford even applied for a patent that can lock people out of their car if they are late on payments.

Now imagine what the Government can do to your car with just a click of a button…

It’s total control.

That’s why Governments are putting so much emphasis on switching to modern/electric vehicles. They say it’s because of pollution and to lower carbon emissions… but this is just an excuse that they use to get all “old-school” vehicles off the road.

I really recommend that you watch the video, it’s only 10 minutes long. I would love to hear your feedback and thoughts on it or if you have any specific topics you’d like to see me cover.

One of the biggest reasons we are doing this, is because we want to spread the message of privacy and freedom. We are living in a time where technology is being used as a tool to take our freedoms away.

I truly believe privacy is the issue of our century.