Prince Hal - MIA Workers Found – Twitter Files – MP on GB News – Self-Sufficiency – Decentralisation – Gas Price – Hubris 101- Warming? - Letter from Great Britain - [01-07-23]
Prince Hal - MIA Workers Found – Twitter Files – MP on GB News – Self-Sufficiency – Decentralisation – Gas Price – Hubris 101- Warming? - Letter from Great Britain - [01-07-23]
On PMQs today (Jan 11th) several of the questions and answers were about the "wonderful" drive towards Net Zero (Net Stupid). The disconnect between the governed and the governing is huge and the gulf is growing wider.
In the US it appears the young are staying home playing video games perhaps but not working. Chatted with a friend about when we were young delivering newspapers from our bikes; commiserated that the rich folk tipped poorly, or hid when you came to collect. The poorer folk tipped better and paid when due. We retaliated by missing their porch. But both of us started doing that sort of thing in our early teens. I also delivered groceries and pharmacy stuff after school. Those sorts of jobs now seem gone.
The twitter files reveal how much our government is controlling us in violation of our constitution. Wonder if anybody held to account? All responsibility is some committee, not a person.
Your West Mids seems in trouble. Is that a distribution issue? We don't see that much difference in costs over quite large distances, relatively speaking. Where I am 250 mi is a easy drive for an outing.
More and more we are understanding the damage from the vax and boosters make it worse. People are now seeing it fr themselves instead of seeing the data we on SubStack have been fretting about for some time. Don't know when officials will stop being so blind.
Poor Harry. A fine man seeming destroyed by his foolish choices (including his wife). Seeing him tell us about combat death followed by needing counseling over a bad spat with his brother?
Great article, subscribed and shared. Decentralization is the key. Governments are the worst polluters because they are so centralized and do not tend to lead by example, and only dictate the remedies for the very problems that they help create. Listening to their solutions is a waste of time.
On PMQs today (Jan 11th) several of the questions and answers were about the "wonderful" drive towards Net Zero (Net Stupid). The disconnect between the governed and the governing is huge and the gulf is growing wider.
In the US it appears the young are staying home playing video games perhaps but not working. Chatted with a friend about when we were young delivering newspapers from our bikes; commiserated that the rich folk tipped poorly, or hid when you came to collect. The poorer folk tipped better and paid when due. We retaliated by missing their porch. But both of us started doing that sort of thing in our early teens. I also delivered groceries and pharmacy stuff after school. Those sorts of jobs now seem gone.
The twitter files reveal how much our government is controlling us in violation of our constitution. Wonder if anybody held to account? All responsibility is some committee, not a person.
Your West Mids seems in trouble. Is that a distribution issue? We don't see that much difference in costs over quite large distances, relatively speaking. Where I am 250 mi is a easy drive for an outing.
More and more we are understanding the damage from the vax and boosters make it worse. People are now seeing it fr themselves instead of seeing the data we on SubStack have been fretting about for some time. Don't know when officials will stop being so blind.
Poor Harry. A fine man seeming destroyed by his foolish choices (including his wife). Seeing him tell us about combat death followed by needing counseling over a bad spat with his brother?
You must admit, so far TPTB are doing a good job on their approach to their agenda.
Video games and over-the-counter narcotics versus going to work and learning.
Most gen Z want a CEO position with no experience because they watched a youtube series that told them how to run a company.
Good post. ✔️
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Great article, subscribed and shared. Decentralization is the key. Governments are the worst polluters because they are so centralized and do not tend to lead by example, and only dictate the remedies for the very problems that they help create. Listening to their solutions is a waste of time.