@StuFX
This morning I listed to the R5Live āwake up to moneyā programme (I record it for later listening).
A hotel business owner in Blackpool and a senior person in a business which supplies the catering and hospitality industry were guests on the show. It was only a few minutes before I completely understood the scale of the catastrophe.
Our government is destroying our country. The complete lack of planning for any chance to keep the employment going will destroy income for all the low-paid, well nearly all. We are staring down the barrel of a 30s-style depression and it is self-inflicted.
Me neither, but Socrates is MAās computer model that predicts future events and Iāve gleaned from some of his blogs that Socrates is forecastin lots of civil unrest from Feb next year
From what I have seen it seems to be fairly accurate
Britain is referred to as the āmagic islandā with some inexplicable power and knowledge.
I did mention the Martian city of Cydonia (destroyed millions of years ago) and its model on Earth, the tiny English village of Avebury.
What happens on Britain, seems to happen to the world.
I never studied English history per se, but
Magna Carta and the US constitution (and the imitations thereof throughout the world)
The English language
The financial system
Parliamentary system
I bet there are many other things the whole world wants to ape, whether they are good or bad.
In my estimation, the number of of people who are awake is the highest in Britain. Especially in comparison with its opposite, Japan, where the vast majority are sleepers, just following what they are told to do, believing the mainstream media owned and controlled by Joos and freemasons.
My thoughts are you either have an exit plan or you have a plan to blend in. Being a visible āHaveā in apocalyptic times will be a distinct disadvantage.
Boris Johnson did not coin the phrase ābuild back betterā. It first surfaced on April 22 in a UN press release, marking āInternational Mother Earth Dayāāa faux holiday created by the UN in 2009.
Thanks, that was interesting. Also ā¦ the great reset, itās just not going to happen.
They borrow in Japan and lend in higher interest rate localities.
A few years back companies such as Capital 1 were borrowing in the US (at 0.5%) and lending in the UK at very competitive rates ( ~ 10% on cards).