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Here's a theory.Read to the end to see what the theory is.The world governments have been transparent about weather modi...
11/07/2024

Here's a theory.
Read to the end to see what the theory is.
The world governments have been transparent about weather modification. Blocking the sun with chemicals injurious to health.
The previous incumbents here have been transparent with their plans for 15 minute cities.
Look up The Line to see it is happening in other countries.
Transparent with plans to have limiters on new vehicles that will only permit the vehicle to be driven within the speed limit for the road it is on. This one has sense.
50 miles travel zones. This means what it says and people will have to carry the modern equivalent of the Ahnenpass. Look it up.
Millions of new cameras on roads.
Millions more face recognition hardware on all roads and in all conurbations large and small.

This country has seen a huge downturn is tourism.
Cornwall for instance is in survival mode in many tourist spots.
There is a correlation.
No sun, less tourists.
More geoengineering.
Less movement.
Less movement
Less money.
Less money.
Even less movement.
To the point where people will be compliant and not see the need to leave the 15 minute zone of their existence.
Mr Gates has advised that we (him, not that many others) need to block out the sun.
Without sun( and all other weathers) crops and animals don't do well.
This all plays into the huge push for.
Fake meat.
Fake foods.
Chemicals( that are injurious to health and carcinogenic) that are known to kill.
Who gets all the money while people eat chemicals?
These same people potentially become to ill to travel or even want to.
The producers obviously.
Mr Gates.
All hidden in plain sight.
Not a theory.

04/04/2024

Just a thought.
We are all being told to reduce our electricity usage.
But being told to buy EV's.
FFS they use electricity to charge!
The grid is struggling right now with electricity demand and you want everyone to buy an EV?
FOLLOW THE MONEY.

I know l keep haarping on about it,But what's with all these earthquakes?
22/03/2023

I know l keep haarping on about it,
But what's with all these earthquakes?

15 minute cities. What will they really look like?
22/02/2023

15 minute cities. What will they really look like?

20/02/2023

Long intro from 9 mins aluminium, Barium. Strontium from planes. This is USA, but we do it here, so from a conspiracy enabler,
You are all welcome.
Do your own research on Aluminium in the respiratory system of the human organism.
Barium and Strontium, well they are radioactive.
Think you can all work that one out.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10230989275982204&id=1438397913

How far will you be able to jog in your 15 minute city. Australia thank you for trialling an absolutely essential facet ...
15/02/2023

How far will you be able to jog in your 15 minute city. Australia thank you for trialling an absolutely essential facet of zones for the eaters and breeders.

It's not just Devon of course. All this talk about 15 minute cities.The Line will change all that.Open prison for your c...
12/02/2023

It's not just Devon of course. All this talk about 15 minute cities.
The Line will change all that.
Open prison for your children.

05/02/2023
03/02/2023

So a year ago diesel was about 5p more than petrol. So why is it now 30P more per litre. It wouldn’t be because there are more diesel vehicles and logistics and transport use diesel would it. Not for making more profit for the gov would it?
Diesel averaged 170.36p a litre on Tuesday 31st of January 2023, having fallen to 170.29p a litre on Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
Both of these prices are significantly lower than record prices set in July, when petrol peaked at 191.53p per litre and diesel at 199.07p.
In comparison, one year ago, petrol averaged 146.53p a litre and diesel 149.91p a litre.

03/02/2023

Thank you Mr and Mrs Tesco for being so conscientious and not trying to make money from us. No chance of being overdrawn if we purchase £20 of overpriced fuel for instance.
Tesco confirmed to MyLondon that the 'pay at pump' holding scheme works by having the set amount of £120 at the pumps, which is ring-fenced. When a customer pays for their fuel, the total amount becomes a pending transaction in their account but they are not charged for the amount.
The idea is that whatever amount you spend on fuel is taken as payment, and the rest is refunded within the hour© Getty Images
The customer is then charged for the fuel they used, and the remaining, ring-fenced amount is placed back into their bank account. According to Tesco, the amount should bounce back into their accounts as soon as they have left the petrol station.
Tesco said that following discussions with Visa and Mastercard, the way customers pay at the pumps for their fuel has changed. The payment changes were first trialled at a small number of petrol stations across the UK, and they are now being rolled out to the rest of Tesco's fuel stations throughout the year.
Part of the reason the changes were made, according to Tesco, was to help customers keep an eye on their finances. When a customer used a self-service pump to buy fuel in the past, the exact cost would show up against their account balance one or two days later, which could make it hard for customers to keep track of their daily spend, Tesco confirmed.
So now, the scheme works by the customer's bank pre-authorising £120, with the unused amount released back into their account immediately. They also noted that if a customer does not have £120 available in their account, the pump will tell them how much they have to use and allow them to refuel up to this amount.
Previously, £1 was pre-authorised with the full amount debited later, but according to Tesco, it risked customers spending more money than they had available.
Thank you Mr and Mrs Tesco for being so conscientious and not trying to make money from us. No chance of being overdrawn if we purchase £20 of overpriced fuel for instance.
Tesco confirmed to MyLondon that the 'pay at pump' holding scheme works by having the set amount of £120 at the pumps, which is ring-fenced. When a customer pays for their fuel, the total amount becomes a pending transaction in their account but they are not charged for the amount.
The idea is that whatever amount you spend on fuel is taken as payment, and the rest is refunded within the hour© Getty Images
The customer is then charged for the fuel they used, and the remaining, ring-fenced amount is placed back into their bank account. According to Tesco, the amount should bounce back into their accounts as soon as they have left the petrol station.
Tesco said that following discussions with Visa and Mastercard, the way customers pay at the pumps for their fuel has changed. The payment changes were first trialled at a small number of petrol stations across the UK, and they are now being rolled out to the rest of Tesco's fuel stations throughout the year.
Part of the reason the changes were made, according to Tesco, was to help customers keep an eye on their finances. When a customer used a self-service pump to buy fuel in the past, the exact cost would show up against their account balance one or two days later, which could make it hard for customers to keep track of their daily spend, Tesco confirmed.
So now, the scheme works by the customer's bank pre-authorising £120, with the unused amount released back into their account immediately. They also noted that if a customer does not have £120 available in their account, the pump will tell them how much they have to use and allow them to refuel up to this amount.
Previously, £1 was pre-authorised with the full amount debited later, but according to Tesco, it risked customers spending more money than they had available.

PLEASE READ FOR YOUR CHILDRENS FUTURE.This is the future. This is the prototype actually in construction. Now you can se...
02/02/2023

PLEASE READ FOR YOUR CHILDRENS FUTURE.
This is the future. This is the prototype actually in construction. Now you can see why the NWO and govs want a digital ld and currency with stakeholder business. People self contained in a Smart ( Monitored surveillance, Managed, and Restricted, Totalitarian) City. Where you will be monitored 24/7 with a restriction of movement dependent on your standing and digital credits. Why do you think all the big bitcoin players are going down? Because they challenge the centralised NWO stakeholder business. Living cheek to jewel with a statute for movement.
Forget 15 minute cities here in this country. They are simply dry runs for the next phase of district limitation.
Not so far away and the children will suffer.
People must see through this thin veil of what Smart means.
All Smart devices are using your camera and mic and gathering your data.
If the people don't fight, your right to travel, protest, even voice and opinion will be gone and you will be eating fake everything, unless you are in the 1% who own 99.8 of the worlds wealth.
I fear for the children who have no idea what open prison is and will be like.
It's all hidden in plain site.

In 2021, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman revealed the country's plans to build The Line, a smart linear city that will be constructed vertically, have...

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