The collapse that is arriving may wash away the blob along with a host of incompetent politicians, I do so hope. That's assuming I'm around for a bit longer.
There is no solution other than horrid inflation plus some tax rises that really will hurt. For some time no politician will be safe from the people's wrath.
I am sure you are on target HH, but of course the politicians are to blame for forsaking their responsibilities to the electorate for 30 pieces of silver and deserve to be punished for their hubris and greed. Maybe sooner rather than later and like you, I hope to live to see it!
However the real culprits are the Satanic elites & Banksters who care nothing for the mass of humanity and treat them as cattle. Did I ever link this to you? It's a long read and I have no provenance except to observe that what is playing out now appears to be following this script:
IMO, as an engineer, you are in a good position to evaluate this because of your special skills in physics etc. I have linked it many times over the years but have had no feedback - strange?
I might understand why no feedback. Seems largely a collection of analogues of economics in electronic terms. Not exactly sure why but the author has just begun to understand some of those terms and tries to match a few economic terms. The comment about masers was a tell suggesting some passing understanding. Masers were not exactly connected to fusion but to the ability to harness resonances. The comment about the draft somewhat dates the paper to 1960's when the draft became a social issue. Some of the paper pretends an understanding of systems of systems at the concept level.
A "silent war" is an interesting concept that suggests some magical behind the scenes powers. I see collective behavior within a complex system. People in general do seem to be goal directed over time to a level of comfort and satisfaction, with many individual choices and differences. Without really digging into the notion of motivations, we all generically desire survival and we can look to Maslow's work. The actualization of self esteem can vary widely. I assert that many of us accept no master beyond a higher power.
That evil exists is true in my view. Whether bankers as a group are evil can be debated. I am not ruled by money and have no debt to banks. I am indebted to others over time for my abilities. I can't account for actions of others but have a shared responsibility to society for myself.
I certainly do miss walking around the corner to my local pub for Sunday dinner. Many pleasurable afternoons at the Windmill in Clapham S. SW4. OTOH, the other stresses of big cities now are not for me.
Thank you so much HH - your expertise has clarified the document at a superficial level and for me that's enough. I am on your page regarding my social responsibility and I have taken on board, either your note or Ken when it was asserted that the youth would be unlikely to take notice of my Part 2 until well into the economic pain and/or social unrest especially where shortages of food and essential supplies are occurring, albeit in localised sectors and of course cities - I share your destain for these impossible places.
Like you, I have never been ruled by money accumulation as my needs have always been met thus far - I have an undying belief in my Creator and his angels purely by my own experiences in life. Maslow we covered in my counselling studies - so many people appear to be on emotional autopilot, unaware of their own behaviours and motivations. I tend to be called when they hit a crisis or rock bottom.
My 'local' in Bruton is nearby on the High Street and is really our social club full of wonderful down-to-earth people. If I have any queries, wants or problems they are often solved by one of our regulars or another as well as many opportunities to do business and make a buck. I share your missing of popping down to the pub, an institution that I believe is fundamental to the well-being of Brits offering a supportive network of like minds.
The posh contingent in town will have nothing to do with our 'working class' ( hoi polloi (if someone refers to the hoi polloi, they are referring in a humorous or rather rude way to ordinary people, in contrast to rich, well-educated, or upper-class people.). It's the price of Britain's class structure - sad really - but rooted in history. I miss their educated classics background and enjoyable in-depth discussions. But we do engage at local lunch or dinner parties which fills the gap. https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-news/visit-trendiest-town-somerset-find-6353091
What they don't mention is the two private schools which ensures the survival of our mainline railway station (London is 1 hour and perfect for commuting); the 250 SMEs in the area, the local farmer's markets; the natural springs; peace and security; an active CofE church with many God-fearing parishioners supporting lots of activities...
So good to share with you HH, perhaps one day synchronicity will allow a chance meeting which i would look forward to immensely - I am an insatiable seeker of information and knowledge as I can't deny my curiosity where no subject is out of bounds.
Would be fun to meet over a pint of your fine live ale that I quite miss, but I suspect it will be on the other side. I did always enjoy the Bath area.
Many thanks HH - the article is very good as usual with ET - I have filed for future analysis as the market rolls along. i have followed your Twitter now. (I don't use it that much, just post my Letters - when i have more time - I will start linking.)
Yep, Bath is a classic Roman Spa but it gets very crowded these days, parking is impossible so we use the Park & Ride. The traffic management is very complex with bus lanes, environmental controls, fines and God knows what. We need a quiet life these days!
Well, I dont have thousands of followers but I am recommending you to my followers all the same. Every little helps, and all that. That was most interesting. Thankyou.
Thank you so much Rob - yes, from little acorns massive oak trees grow, given enough time - but it isn't on our side at present. I am most grateful for your support. you may like to read this exposé today:
Its a great letter, and it needs to be enacted. But appeals to authority are pointless. The only way this ends, unfortunately, is either complete utter capitulation to the technocratic tyrants and a lifetime of numb and dumb slavery for eternity, or a big bloody mess as enough wake up and are willing to fight to a potential bloody death in order to start a fresh. As and when exactly either of these 2 things occur i can only speculate. I have tried being positive, but i think the best way is to keep living the life you want to live on a day by day basis and never back down from a conversation about what you believe. The future will do what the future does.
There is another way Rob. The elites require compliance for their CBDCs to work. We don't have to comply - we can live very well in a local economy and that is what my group in SW England are working towards. We already have a vibrant and effective localised economy. We don't actually need their fiat currencies - there are many differing options. here's one:
And for an appreciation of how well people lived in Britain in 1754 without a local bank and little cash in coins which proved to be an embarrassment. The Appendix in this little book explains how Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes worked well:
The collapse that is arriving may wash away the blob along with a host of incompetent politicians, I do so hope. That's assuming I'm around for a bit longer.
There is no solution other than horrid inflation plus some tax rises that really will hurt. For some time no politician will be safe from the people's wrath.
I am sure you are on target HH, but of course the politicians are to blame for forsaking their responsibilities to the electorate for 30 pieces of silver and deserve to be punished for their hubris and greed. Maybe sooner rather than later and like you, I hope to live to see it!
However the real culprits are the Satanic elites & Banksters who care nothing for the mass of humanity and treat them as cattle. Did I ever link this to you? It's a long read and I have no provenance except to observe that what is playing out now appears to be following this script:
https://lawfulpath.com/ref/sw4qw/index.shtml
IMO, as an engineer, you are in a good position to evaluate this because of your special skills in physics etc. I have linked it many times over the years but have had no feedback - strange?
I might understand why no feedback. Seems largely a collection of analogues of economics in electronic terms. Not exactly sure why but the author has just begun to understand some of those terms and tries to match a few economic terms. The comment about masers was a tell suggesting some passing understanding. Masers were not exactly connected to fusion but to the ability to harness resonances. The comment about the draft somewhat dates the paper to 1960's when the draft became a social issue. Some of the paper pretends an understanding of systems of systems at the concept level.
A "silent war" is an interesting concept that suggests some magical behind the scenes powers. I see collective behavior within a complex system. People in general do seem to be goal directed over time to a level of comfort and satisfaction, with many individual choices and differences. Without really digging into the notion of motivations, we all generically desire survival and we can look to Maslow's work. The actualization of self esteem can vary widely. I assert that many of us accept no master beyond a higher power.
That evil exists is true in my view. Whether bankers as a group are evil can be debated. I am not ruled by money and have no debt to banks. I am indebted to others over time for my abilities. I can't account for actions of others but have a shared responsibility to society for myself.
I certainly do miss walking around the corner to my local pub for Sunday dinner. Many pleasurable afternoons at the Windmill in Clapham S. SW4. OTOH, the other stresses of big cities now are not for me.
Thank you so much HH - your expertise has clarified the document at a superficial level and for me that's enough. I am on your page regarding my social responsibility and I have taken on board, either your note or Ken when it was asserted that the youth would be unlikely to take notice of my Part 2 until well into the economic pain and/or social unrest especially where shortages of food and essential supplies are occurring, albeit in localised sectors and of course cities - I share your destain for these impossible places.
Like you, I have never been ruled by money accumulation as my needs have always been met thus far - I have an undying belief in my Creator and his angels purely by my own experiences in life. Maslow we covered in my counselling studies - so many people appear to be on emotional autopilot, unaware of their own behaviours and motivations. I tend to be called when they hit a crisis or rock bottom.
My 'local' in Bruton is nearby on the High Street and is really our social club full of wonderful down-to-earth people. If I have any queries, wants or problems they are often solved by one of our regulars or another as well as many opportunities to do business and make a buck. I share your missing of popping down to the pub, an institution that I believe is fundamental to the well-being of Brits offering a supportive network of like minds.
The posh contingent in town will have nothing to do with our 'working class' ( hoi polloi (if someone refers to the hoi polloi, they are referring in a humorous or rather rude way to ordinary people, in contrast to rich, well-educated, or upper-class people.). It's the price of Britain's class structure - sad really - but rooted in history. I miss their educated classics background and enjoyable in-depth discussions. But we do engage at local lunch or dinner parties which fills the gap. https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-news/visit-trendiest-town-somerset-find-6353091
What they don't mention is the two private schools which ensures the survival of our mainline railway station (London is 1 hour and perfect for commuting); the 250 SMEs in the area, the local farmer's markets; the natural springs; peace and security; an active CofE church with many God-fearing parishioners supporting lots of activities...
So good to share with you HH, perhaps one day synchronicity will allow a chance meeting which i would look forward to immensely - I am an insatiable seeker of information and knowledge as I can't deny my curiosity where no subject is out of bounds.
Good well dear Sir :-)
Would be fun to meet over a pint of your fine live ale that I quite miss, but I suspect it will be on the other side. I did always enjoy the Bath area.
BTW a recent Epoch https://www.theepochtimes.com/us-oil-production-to-maintain-low-growth-in-2023-eog-resources_4844502.html on the oil situation caught my eye. I tweeted https://twitter.com/HoHardee/status/1589370105754161152. This ESG stuff from ~ 2015 has really hit home. Few understand the time between an investment and a producing well. But modern fracking has become quite efficient, if allowed.
Many thanks HH - the article is very good as usual with ET - I have filed for future analysis as the market rolls along. i have followed your Twitter now. (I don't use it that much, just post my Letters - when i have more time - I will start linking.)
Yep, Bath is a classic Roman Spa but it gets very crowded these days, parking is impossible so we use the Park & Ride. The traffic management is very complex with bus lanes, environmental controls, fines and God knows what. We need a quiet life these days!
Well, I dont have thousands of followers but I am recommending you to my followers all the same. Every little helps, and all that. That was most interesting. Thankyou.
Thank you so much Rob - yes, from little acorns massive oak trees grow, given enough time - but it isn't on our side at present. I am most grateful for your support. you may like to read this exposé today:
https://expose-news.com/2022/11/05/open-letter-to-pime-minister-and-chancellor/
Its a great letter, and it needs to be enacted. But appeals to authority are pointless. The only way this ends, unfortunately, is either complete utter capitulation to the technocratic tyrants and a lifetime of numb and dumb slavery for eternity, or a big bloody mess as enough wake up and are willing to fight to a potential bloody death in order to start a fresh. As and when exactly either of these 2 things occur i can only speculate. I have tried being positive, but i think the best way is to keep living the life you want to live on a day by day basis and never back down from a conversation about what you believe. The future will do what the future does.
There is another way Rob. The elites require compliance for their CBDCs to work. We don't have to comply - we can live very well in a local economy and that is what my group in SW England are working towards. We already have a vibrant and effective localised economy. We don't actually need their fiat currencies - there are many differing options. here's one:
https://austrianpeter.substack.com/p/the-financial-jigsaw-part-2-localisation?s=w
And for an appreciation of how well people lived in Britain in 1754 without a local bank and little cash in coins which proved to be an embarrassment. The Appendix in this little book explains how Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes worked well:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Diary-Thomas-Turner-1754-1765/dp/0952451603