Most might succumb to the false Marxist/capitalist binary but I would like to know what proletariat group of Marxists is knowingly perpetuating Agenda 21? The workers own NOTHING and have ZERO power. And what "capitalist" thinks a central bank is part of capitalism? Sounds to me like the "engineers" are just changing rules and definitions and we just go along with those definition when framing our opinions instead of just calling the problem facing the populace a criminal syndicate pretending to be capitalist/Marxist. Humans have thrived under MANY different systems. This is an issue of law and order.
Yes Nic, I agree. I think the banksters are perpetuating the whole programme to allow the necessary Reset as the current system fails. Next Saturday I am posting this 10 min video from Neil Oliver at GB News which explains what's happening. Law & Order depends on trust and property rights:
No easy way out, I suspect. Many are discovering the "and then they came for me" of the past is arriving today. I see the anointed on Twitter countering nearly all conservative thought while refusing to ever debate. They are convinced of their righteous zeal. Wealthy societies can afford such nonsense, but we are starting to see cracks in that condition. At 4% interest on the US debt, not to mention other nations, the budget will become a very real issue. Hopefully sanity will return as we ask, can we really afford that.
CA policies adopted in many states declares the end to gas use. So the average guy making $50k can afford a $60k vehicle? Long term perhaps a decent buy, but the capital up front is the issue. I suppose we will see 15 year loans? The bankers might be happy but not the average guy. One can hope that the overreach has created a backlash yet to be fully appreciated. Clearly there are people who have no understanding how the majority lives. Helicopter money that is impossible to amortize seems so odd.
Good thing that I don't mind beans and rice. Many will need to learn to enjoy it.
Yes indeed HH - I too love a Mediterranean/Mexican diet and my experience of living in the 1940s/50s tells me that the Zenennials will need to learn gardening, using public transport (what's left of it), modesty, moderation in all things, humility, prayer and how to eat on £10/week. We did it 70 years ago.
But I don't blame the poor things, they have been exploited by Big-everything and tricked into believing that 'wants are 'needs'. They are intrinsically smart IMHO and will learn quickly. Those who don't won't make it I guess. This is why I am writing my book TFJ - Part 2, to transmit the benefit of my long life experiences for whatever they may be worth.
Thanks Bert - yes it's going to be a bumpy ride in the coming months - a winter of discontent that will put the last one into the shade IMHO: "The Winter of Discontent was the period between November 1978 and February 1979 in the United Kingdom characterised by widespread strikes by private, and later public, sector trade unions demanding pay rises greater than the limits Prime Minister James Callaghan and his Labour Party government had been imposing"
A good history lesson here. This was back when the Unions were strong and independent, now they just seem to go along to get along in regard to politics.
I feel this is the calm before the storm,Bert; the unions will realise their % increases are gross - deduct 20% tax and 12% NIC and their real wages are going down big-time (then add expense increases in employment like fuel and fares).
It will take them a while to figure it out by which time all hell will break loose IMHO. And Xmas is going to be a disaster because those on benefits - including half the 12 million pensioners, have already had cash payments of around £1,000 which no doubt, those that 'piggy-bank' and don't budget (ie the majority), will have spent it all well before the cold weather appears.
It's sad that all this is not taught in schools or university and we have had abundance for so long any cut-backs will be like taking candy from a baby.
I am a union man add your statements are true. The CPI is another way if stealing wealth from us that goes unnoticed by the general public. It is simple math skills that make this clear. I do not count on my pension for the necessities, it may disappear at any given moment.
Very true Bert. I am in favour of cooperatives where the workers share equally in the returns of the three factors of production: land, capital and labour. The rentier-banksters have stolen most of the returns - their system is unbalanced. Even the recognised co-ops like 'The John Lewis Partnership' offer only a tiny proportion of their profits for distribution to the 'Doers' ie the workers.
You are right to be wary of your pension, as am I, there is no defence from a robber-baron taking it all (think Bail-ins). This is why I started writing my book in 2013 after the Cyprus bank robbery described in the 'Introduction' to my book, linked below at Research Gate. Most people have no idea what's really happening. i hope my scribbles gradually open some minds at least, if I can stick at it!
A Reset will have to happen, but not the CBDCs envisioned by the Robber Banksters, who wish to continue their plundering by another Bretton's Wood-type system. They are going to be in for the shock of their lives IMHO - their secrets are no longer held behind the curtain - people are waking up:
I hope and pray you are correct. As truth tellers we have an obligation to try and wake up as many people as possible, even one at a time if necessary. It would be nice to live long enough to see justice served on these criminals, but I have the faith that it will happen regardless of where and when it is dealt.
Most might succumb to the false Marxist/capitalist binary but I would like to know what proletariat group of Marxists is knowingly perpetuating Agenda 21? The workers own NOTHING and have ZERO power. And what "capitalist" thinks a central bank is part of capitalism? Sounds to me like the "engineers" are just changing rules and definitions and we just go along with those definition when framing our opinions instead of just calling the problem facing the populace a criminal syndicate pretending to be capitalist/Marxist. Humans have thrived under MANY different systems. This is an issue of law and order.
Yes Nic, I agree. I think the banksters are perpetuating the whole programme to allow the necessary Reset as the current system fails. Next Saturday I am posting this 10 min video from Neil Oliver at GB News which explains what's happening. Law & Order depends on trust and property rights:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-xik96nX1k
What do you think about his exposé?
No easy way out, I suspect. Many are discovering the "and then they came for me" of the past is arriving today. I see the anointed on Twitter countering nearly all conservative thought while refusing to ever debate. They are convinced of their righteous zeal. Wealthy societies can afford such nonsense, but we are starting to see cracks in that condition. At 4% interest on the US debt, not to mention other nations, the budget will become a very real issue. Hopefully sanity will return as we ask, can we really afford that.
CA policies adopted in many states declares the end to gas use. So the average guy making $50k can afford a $60k vehicle? Long term perhaps a decent buy, but the capital up front is the issue. I suppose we will see 15 year loans? The bankers might be happy but not the average guy. One can hope that the overreach has created a backlash yet to be fully appreciated. Clearly there are people who have no understanding how the majority lives. Helicopter money that is impossible to amortize seems so odd.
Good thing that I don't mind beans and rice. Many will need to learn to enjoy it.
Yes indeed HH - I too love a Mediterranean/Mexican diet and my experience of living in the 1940s/50s tells me that the Zenennials will need to learn gardening, using public transport (what's left of it), modesty, moderation in all things, humility, prayer and how to eat on £10/week. We did it 70 years ago.
But I don't blame the poor things, they have been exploited by Big-everything and tricked into believing that 'wants are 'needs'. They are intrinsically smart IMHO and will learn quickly. Those who don't won't make it I guess. This is why I am writing my book TFJ - Part 2, to transmit the benefit of my long life experiences for whatever they may be worth.
Nice global view and perspective. We are in for some rough times.
Thanks Bert - yes it's going to be a bumpy ride in the coming months - a winter of discontent that will put the last one into the shade IMHO: "The Winter of Discontent was the period between November 1978 and February 1979 in the United Kingdom characterised by widespread strikes by private, and later public, sector trade unions demanding pay rises greater than the limits Prime Minister James Callaghan and his Labour Party government had been imposing"
https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/abs/winter-of-discontent/introduction/EFA36F1659546029FA89569172F7B81A
A good history lesson here. This was back when the Unions were strong and independent, now they just seem to go along to get along in regard to politics.
I feel this is the calm before the storm,Bert; the unions will realise their % increases are gross - deduct 20% tax and 12% NIC and their real wages are going down big-time (then add expense increases in employment like fuel and fares).
It will take them a while to figure it out by which time all hell will break loose IMHO. And Xmas is going to be a disaster because those on benefits - including half the 12 million pensioners, have already had cash payments of around £1,000 which no doubt, those that 'piggy-bank' and don't budget (ie the majority), will have spent it all well before the cold weather appears.
It's sad that all this is not taught in schools or university and we have had abundance for so long any cut-backs will be like taking candy from a baby.
I am a union man add your statements are true. The CPI is another way if stealing wealth from us that goes unnoticed by the general public. It is simple math skills that make this clear. I do not count on my pension for the necessities, it may disappear at any given moment.
Very true Bert. I am in favour of cooperatives where the workers share equally in the returns of the three factors of production: land, capital and labour. The rentier-banksters have stolen most of the returns - their system is unbalanced. Even the recognised co-ops like 'The John Lewis Partnership' offer only a tiny proportion of their profits for distribution to the 'Doers' ie the workers.
You are right to be wary of your pension, as am I, there is no defence from a robber-baron taking it all (think Bail-ins). This is why I started writing my book in 2013 after the Cyprus bank robbery described in the 'Introduction' to my book, linked below at Research Gate. Most people have no idea what's really happening. i hope my scribbles gradually open some minds at least, if I can stick at it!
A Reset will have to happen, but not the CBDCs envisioned by the Robber Banksters, who wish to continue their plundering by another Bretton's Wood-type system. They are going to be in for the shock of their lives IMHO - their secrets are no longer held behind the curtain - people are waking up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-xik96nX1k
Shared this video on Gab, Word Press, and email. Hope we win some converts.
I hope and pray you are correct. As truth tellers we have an obligation to try and wake up as many people as possible, even one at a time if necessary. It would be nice to live long enough to see justice served on these criminals, but I have the faith that it will happen regardless of where and when it is dealt.