Revolution Against Digital Serfdom?

I read a great deal of media and blogs from various parts
of the world. I can assert that there is a certain trend
emerging in countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom,
Germany, Spain, Russia, and others. Before my eyes, a
consolidation of ideas and a kind of class consensus are
forming regarding digital serfdom, expressed through Digital
ID, central bank digital currencies, social credit systems,
vaccination passports, DNA/RNA manipulation, AI, 5G/6G,
total surveillance, and other manifestations of our economic
dystopia. Currently, discontent is widespread but lacks a
coherent structure. Individual popular bloggers and
platforms are only beginning to formulate initial theses
that, in the future, could lay the foundation for a global,
united resistance against the modern digital, unjust, and
totalitarian system created by the "conglomerate of
billionaires and oligarchs." In essence, if we speak briefly,
organized criminal groups have taken control of the world,
utilizing BigTech and BigData technologies in their struggle
for survival and centralized social engineering.
Pro-globalist and pro-oligarchic media label those fighting
against this "regime" as marginal figures. Overall, the
entire movement is viewed as a rebellion of unimportant
people - those fighting for recognition within an
exploitative economic system where they are increasingly
irrelevant. However, we must remember that it was the
proletariat, rejected by social democrats of the provisional
government, that carried out the October 1917 revolution
in Russia. It was the "useless" people who brought Mao
and other Marxist executioners to power. It seems that the
"conglomerate of billionaires" does not fully understand the
social consequences of their actions. They are building a
world where there is no place for ordinary people, a system
in which cash will no longer exist. Every inhabitant of our
planet will be accountable to a dictatorial AI for their
income and expenses, political views, comments, CO2
emissions, purchases, trips, and so on. In this world,
people simply will have no past! And this is independent of
your country's political system. We are already living in an
amoral technocratic hell where human values have given way
to ideas of interests, necessity, and power balance. It is
evident that in different parts of the world, sparks of an
impending global revolution are already visible. In some
countries, unknown activists are shooting at power plants
supplying data centers; elsewhere, people are burning 5G
towers or suing mobile operators to disconnect them. Some
fighters resort to radical actions, such as attacking mRNA
vaccination centers or destroying surveillance cameras and
electric vehicles. These are not acts of marginal or crazy
individuals, as the globalist press tries to portray. No.
These are signs of a trend - preparations for a rebellion
against modernity, currently expressed only through specific
technological sabotage. It appears that the peoples of the
world are not ready to live in a digital human zoo. Yes, and
the power of technocratic criminal elites is not unlimited.
There are only 122 data centers worldwide responsible for
key elements of this digital dystopia. Isn't it obvious that
destroying this infrastructure would set back the globalists
by decades? And, in my opinion, it's only a matter of time
before someone moves from online outrage to direct action
- an act of resistance that doesn't resort to violence but
offers a way out of the accumulated contradictions. Where
some see marginal figures, I see a trend. And this trend has
been growing over the past five years. A true rebellion of
unimportant people is coming. And frankly, that makes me
uneasy...