This result comes in the context of a media frenzy over Bangkok’s supreme court’s legal ban of a Chinese astrology imposter franchise which grew its business operations into the country for quote being evil unquote. The card carrying fortune tellers had offered targeted spells with odd menu titles to customers seeking supernatural help against daily life rivals, who would then receive them them under the guise of commercial email spam. Customers were asked to look at spinning wheels while listening to their coaching imposters, while receiving blurring talk about what they would get to see in moving patterns. In case they were to lose interest, the imposter would supplement its distraction wheel with a crank shaft or have it throw around loose ends or write some prime numbers on it.

“May your remaining days be shaken by a church bell”, “May your greater family live in permanent feud”, “May you always have to chose between hunger and food choice”, “May you wake up from a star falling down on you”, “May your house become a throwaway zoo” and so forth all turned out to be designer gibberish micro-tailored to mirror a distorted view of target’s lives as provided to imposters by these internet monopoly corporations in a special contractor service enhanced with their feeds from the military-industrial complex. Upon paid order, the so-called astrologist would trigger the delivery of the “verbal malware” at targets identified by the client, with an increase in cost along their degree of literacy, and by means designed to capture the target’s attention like a spinning wheel.

The firm remained unrelenting, claiming that despite the proven camouflage influence it was an innocent civilian business serving an enhanced remix of local tradition. But key Buddhist figures in their increased awareness of military risk complained that in fact it was online warfare techniques transplanted into offline procedure violating the Shannon principle. The scientist is routinely cited as a reference of argument that military selections even when projected into civilian context remain military selections and to be handled as such. Claude Shannon had been first to argue argue in depth that for taking out a selection element, the topology of the information flow mattered significantly more than any content thereof.

The decision follows the Islamic State proposal to leave the naming of the monopoly corporations concerned to a later list to be compiled by a neutral committee to be compiled after the achievement of global consensus on the necessity of the measure. But a declaration issued by Buddhist community preachers argued in addition that while such procedure was mandatory due to the necessity of waterproof certainty on the highest level, in the spirit of pre-emption it remained a matter of probability calculation for every individual to come up with its own civilian selections which ones to expect within the range thereof and base their individual choices on them. Specifically, the statement underlined that when elections are being purchased commerce becomes a vote, and called to come out accordingly against external commercial monopoly in order to reduce general military risk.

A separate voice apparently coming from a senior figure warned that the current corporate monopoly in the internet economy was the result of an earlier conflict between Simocroft Corporation and European Union in which the latter had broken up the former monopoly by the legal enforcement of a basic functional module separation principle upon its self-contained management, but failed to clean up the debris thereof, contributing to the formation of the current Silicon Valley monopoly which increased both intensity and complexity of military risk and transgressive management. This speaker cautioned that only a complete handling covering all of the break-up procedure from initial splits to any aftermath elements would be able to avoid bad-to-worse development.

A cartoon circulated among special media zombies came to draw up scary Mujahideen warriors putting up an apparent pole of lead carrying a big dark green flag displaying the dreaded seal on a top spot of the disputed territory, but Western military advisers immediately came out with counter-warnings that the publication was a mass media cyber-op pursued by Islamic State Digital Brigades masquerading in the guise of Western gutter journalism. Since the officially unpublished Daesh Plan, after its digital brigades have covertly broadcast a collateral honey-pot copy thereof over a special media circuit, had hitherto only been circulated in military circles, the open decision by the Thai clerics who had quite obviously obtained it from their sworn sheep marks the rise of above-said flag by the wind of change alone, a Russian market researcher in Hongkong texted into one of the special media storms.

The spokesperson of Bangkok’s Media Affairs Bureau said in a televised news conference that propagated fears for a loss of data content were unfounded, such as breakup of printing press monopoly did not root out paperwork, but quite the contrary rooted in freedom of choice into its production, resulting in more diverse, developed and dazzling offers than any monopoly fish-wrap. Alienated mass conglomerates held hostage by evil corporations against their will and sometimes even their awareness would be led to split up into more sustainable entities by the neutral consensus procedures. It stressed that while the concerned corporate identities deserved elimination by all points of the verdicts involved, it always remained a matter of situation-adjusted technicality down to which structural level entities would have to be nullified in order to achieve fresh restructuring that could sustain itself without military ingredients.

A Brazilian commenter said on the alleged cyber-op claim that even though the flag drawing was making art of other’s misery, the case ought to be compared to what the man-of-the-century musician had said about the trade towers aerial bombing when it occurred: It not only represented but actually brought about an increase in beauty. Beauty is to be considered the key argument against corporate monopoly, with the Thai case only being an instance of the principle of selection significance. The internet monopoly corporations are their own economic bogeymen, and the world ought to be spared of their reckless efforts to cover the open consequences of their covert mistakes with more covert mistakes. Wherever an unsolicited choice is being allowed as an ingredient in the handling of things beauty is the first thing to go away, with moral quality and truth set to follow, and not even openly so, but under the cover of leaving the most ugly imitation of itself meant to suggest it was still there.