Yes, I clearly am not John Connor so please do not terminate me. Also I am not a bot... Mainly on twitter as a supporting character during pre-judgement days.
I think the mRNA/modRNA platform is being promoted by those who do not care about or do not know about the risks associated with transfection. I do not believe statutory regulators are doing the job ordinary people expect them to be doing.. that of protecting ordinary people.
@PolitlcsUK I doubt he felt a sacrifice missing his children's teenage years, and he didn't make Labour electable. The WEF did that, in concert with Labour's Uniparty partner "The Conservatives". If he feels betrayed he should call a SNAP election and watch the backstabbers lose their seats.
Andy Burnham is just another carbon copy commie, WEF puppet wanker who doesn't care about the safety of women and children and promotes the idea that men can become women just so he can dissolve our culture, history and heritage.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
@piersmorgan Did this happen because successive governments have enabled criminals to operate with impunity because of intersectional politics and still refuse to acknowledge what they did to create the injustice and anger, or punish those who corrupted the criminal justice system?
@NJ_Timothy What are your thoughts on the theory that the WEF cultivates many politicians so that no matter who gets into power, the WEF is able to advance their agenda even when at odds with the needs or desires of the populations being governed.
Seems that you, #KeirStarmer, a lawyer, have apparently already convicted this guy. You've published his photo and already claim to know his MOTIVE ! After the Southport savagery you told us no info could be released about the suspect as it could cause his trial to collapse. And here you are confirming that you dictate to the judiciary promising " the full force of the law"
Please just GO NOW #TwoYearKeir
Ukraine sits on some of the most fertile soil on earth, the deep black earth that made it the breadbasket of Europe. In 1932 and 1933, on that very soil, close to four million of its people were starved to death. The soil was as rich as ever. The famine was a decision.
The decision was collectivisation. Stalin set out to abolish the independent farmer altogether, to end private land and private animals and drive every peasant onto a state-run collective farm. The man who owned a little, a few cattle, a horse, a plot worked by his own family, was branded a kulak, an enemy of the people, and marked for destruction. Stalin's instruction was to liquidate them as a class.
The peasants saw what was coming, and many made a terrible choice. Rather than surrender their animals to the state, they killed them. Across the Soviet Union the herds simply collapsed. Around half the cattle, gone. Nearly half the horses that pulled the ploughs. Two-thirds of the sheep and goats. Tens of millions of animals slaughtered in a few seasons, a loss so total that the country did not rebuild its livestock to the old levels until the 1980s. A people who had fed themselves for a thousand years destroyed their own herds rather than hand them over, and the state called it sabotage.
Then came the grain. The quotas were set impossibly high, and when the villages could not meet them, brigades went from house to house and took everything. The harvest. The seed saved for next spring. The last food in the pantry. And when the countryside had been stripped bare, the people were forbidden to leave in search of bread, sealed inside their own dying villages.
So it was that in one of the richest farming regions on the planet, the men and women who actually grew the food lay down in the lanes and died of hunger, in their millions. Some, at the very end, ate things no human being should ever have to eat.
Here is the lesson, and it is worth carving somewhere it cannot be forgotten. A man who owns his land and his animals can feed his family whoever sits in the palace. A man who depends on the state for his bread can be starved the day he steps out of line. That is why the independent farmer is always the first enemy of absolute power. Take his herds, take his fields, and you have taken the one thing that let him stand on his own.
A population that cannot feed itself will, in the end, do as it is told.
Destroy the farmer, and you hold the whole nation by the throat.
@anthonyrose 4/ Although I think as electricity smart meters use the mobile network to send/receive data I can envisage there will still be technical obstacles to the method I've speculated.
@anthonyrose /3 This leaves wifi connections unblocked unless the device had the "UK1984 App" installed. If they have plans to involves non-mobile network broadband that will interfere with workplace computers as well as people's gaming connections/streaming/home computers/smart fridges etc..
@ABridgen Is it possible that he's coming out with an avalanche of unpopular policies just now so that Burnham can cancel some of them as soon as he is Prime Minister and have the benefit of a honeymoon period to get what the WEF wants done?