New Book "Cybercracy" by Pepe Kamel Unmasks the Invisible Architecture of Modern Power

Pepe Kamel's new book, Cybercracy: From Citizen to User, exposes the invisible digital architecture shifting power from individuals to technical systems. The book audits modern infrastructure-from submarine cables to AI-revealing how "terms and conditions" and programmable money are replacing constitutional rights. Kamel provides a strategic roadmap for reclaiming individual sovereignty through intellectual, material, and financial independence in an automated world.
AUSTIN, TEXAS - In a world where digital convenience often masks deep structural shifts in power, a provocative new book by entrepreneur and analyst Pepe Kamel offers a stark audit of the present. Cybercracy: From Citizens to Users , set for release in February 2026, dives beneath the surface of the "digital cloud" to reveal a massive physical and algorithmic infrastructure designed to manage, rather than govern, the modern individual.

In Cybercracy , Kamel argues that we have moved past traditional democracy into a new era of technical management. He explores how the "Sovereign Citizen"-protected by constitutions and due process-is being systematically replaced by the "Managed User," whose existence is governed by Terms and Conditions and real-time algorithmic validation.

"We are told the digital world is weightless and decentralized," says Kamel. "But the reality is built on steel, silicon, and energy. It is a world of submarine cables, massive data centers, and orbital constellations that bypass national borders. To regain our freedom, we must first understand the geography of this new power."

Key themes explored in the book include:

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The Spectacle of Sovereignty: How political polarization and "manufactured urgency" serve as a distraction while structural control is consolidated.

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The Financial Panopticon: The shift toward Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and programmable money as tools for behavioral engineering.

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The Dictatorship of Experts: How technical "solutions" and scientific "consensus" are used to bypass public debate and political accountability.

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The Geopolitics of AI: The race for computational supremacy and the rise of the algorithm as the "Great Judge" of social order.

Cybercracy does not merely offer a critique; it provides a roadmap for resistance. Kamel introduces the "Three Pillars of Individual Sovereignty"-Intellectual, Material, and Financial-as essential strategies for maintaining autonomy in an increasingly automated world.

Published by Editorial KAMELIAS, the book serves as a vital navigation tool for those who suspect that the "Illusion of Choice" is masking a reality of absolute centralization.

About the Author:

Pepe Kamel is an entrepreneur with a consolidated trajectory in the technology and financial services sectors. As an independent analyst, he specializes in dissecting the intersection of capital, infrastructure, and human behavior. Cybercracy is the result of years of systematic inquiry and represents his commitment to fostering a citizenry capable of resisting the transition toward total digital management.

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