How the 8th King (World Government) will control what's left of mankind.

Joseph Stephan said:
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I've got a Real ID. The woman down at the county office was a pain about it. It has two kinds of bar codes on the back. The problem will be more than just an ID card. It will be a system of things which will be used to lock people out. That takes more than an ID card. I didn't take the jab nor will I. We are looking at fuel rationing coming and food rationing seems like it will be the thing to follow. The Sustainable Goals part of Agenda 2030 demands that we give up driving. That opens up problems such as people who have no way to get to work or elsewhere. The solution to that problem is fewer people. Like maybe 1/4 of the earth's population.
Nobody asks me for my ID yet except for the usual.
It will come soon enough. People will be using guns to get food I suspect.
 
BagdadBill said:
I've got a Real ID. The woman down at the county office was a pain about it. It has two kinds of bar codes on the back. The problem will be more than just an ID card. It will be a system of things which will be used to lock people out. That takes more than an ID card. I didn't take the jab nor will I. We are looking at fuel rationing coming and food rationing seems like it will be the thing to follow. The Sustainable Goals part of Agenda 2030 demands that we give up driving. That opens up problems such as people who have no way to get to work or elsewhere. The solution to that problem is fewer people. Like maybe 1/4 of the earth's population.
Nobody asks me for my ID yet except for the usual.
It will come soon enough. People will be using guns to get food I suspect.
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Food and fuel rationing is old hat in England. We survived three years of it 1915-1918 and ten years or so from 1940-1953. It’s better that food be rationed because even though there will be a black market concurrent with it, for the majority, it gives access to a reasonable diet. I’m not bothered about ID Cards if they come, it’s whether there is some political commitment to it or whatever the beast will demand. Sooner or later though it will come to that in one way or another.
 
BARNABY THE DOG. said:
Food and fuel rationing is old hat in England. We survived three years of it 1915-1918 and ten years or so from 1940-1953. It’s better that food be rationed because even though there will be a black market concurrent with it, for the majority, it gives access to a reasonable diet. I’m not bothered about ID Cards if they come, it’s whether there is some political commitment to it or whatever the beast will demand. Sooner or later though it will come to that in one way or another.
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At least the food that was rationed back in the day was real food, the stuff today is chemical plastic or lab grown 🤮 don't think I'll be queuing up for any of it!
 
BARNABY THE DOG. said:
Food and fuel rationing is old hat in England. We survived three years of it 1915-1918 and ten years or so from 1940-1953. It’s better that food be rationed because even though there will be a black market concurrent with it, for the majority, it gives access to a reasonable diet. I’m not bothered about ID Cards if they come, it’s whether there is some political commitment to it or whatever the beast will demand. Sooner or later though it will come to that in one way or another.
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One major difference about USA is that we are more spread out than most other nations. For example, in California people drive 60 to 100 miles on a commute. That’s going to be a bit of a problem
 
Proverbs 14 v 15 said:
At least the food that was rationed back in the day was real food, the stuff today is chemical plastic or lab grown 🤮 don't think I'll be queuing up for any of it!
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Not quite as pure as the driven snow as one might think Proverbs. Milk was watered down, the fat stolen from it to make butter and worse, formaldehyde and boric acid were used to prevent the milk from going sour! Very dangerous stuff. Bread had sawdust in it and chalk, potato flour - that didn’t do any harm - but bread was stored and was full of weevils and toxic fungus. Mineral oils were found in fats, blood gristle soya, cat meat found in mince and sausage and stale bread crumbs, tea had iron filings in it, charcoal and sand. But this was nothing compared with the Great War or the Victorian era. One has to go back to before the Industrial Revolution to find unadulterated food and that was simply because there were little unnatural additives to put in it.

At that time, it was medicine that was the thing to watch out for, consisting of snails (fine if you are in France, but what snail mattered a great deal) urine, faecal additives, - the list is horrifying and worse still if you look at “cures” for the pox and plague. 🤣🍄🍄
 
BARNABY THE DOG. said:
Not quite as pure as the driven snow as one might think Proverbs. Milk was watered down, the fat stolen from it to make butter and worse, formaldehyde and boric acid were used to prevent the milk from going sour! Very dangerous stuff. Bread had sawdust in it and chalk, potato flour - that didn’t do any harm - but bread was stored and was full of weevils and toxic fungus. Mineral oils were found in fats, blood gristle soya, cat meat found in mince and sausage and stale bread crumbs, tea had iron filings in it, charcoal and sand. But this was nothing compared with the Great War or the Victorian era. One has to go back to before the Industrial Revolution to find unadulterated food and that was simply because there were little unnatural additives to put in it.

At that time, it was medicine that was the thing to watch out for, consisting of snails (fine if you are in France, but what snail mattered a great deal) urine, faecal additives, - the list is horrifying and worse still if you look at “cures” for the pox and plague. 🤣🍄🍄
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Oh my goodness!! Really, I was just going back to MY younger days, 60's and 70's when food really tasted good and hardly unadulterated. What you've just described is exactly how I feel "food" is today! They obviously practised for today!! If nothing else, it's all testament to how wonderfully made the human body is, how much abuse it can actually take 🧐
 
BagdadBill said:
One major difference about USA is that we are more spread out than most other nations. For example, in California people drive 60 to 100 miles on a commute. That’s going to be a bit of a problem
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Very true. I have been following on you tube a site called Nicks Road trip/ travels - he is visiting every community in America and it’s quite fascinating to see the desolation of communities and the distances involved for people to find work or even buy necessities. The centres in towns are empty and abandoned, there are no shops other than one food store - often not even a gas station. But nearly always a Court House - and abandoned houses and cars all over the place. It’s difficult to see how people can buy supplies or get medical care even. Here in England it’s unusual if you cannot walk to get all you need. The trouble is we are an island and don’t produce enough of anything to survive. We didn’t learn from the last war, so it’s going to repeat itself. 😵‍💫
 
BARNABY THE DOG. said:
Very true. I have been following on you tube a site called Nicks Road trip/ travels - he is visiting every community in America and it’s quite fascinating to see the desolation of communities and the distances involved for people to find work or even buy necessities. The centres in towns are empty and abandoned, there are no shops other than one food store - often not even a gas station. But nearly always a Court House - and abandoned houses and cars all over the place. It’s difficult to see how people can buy supplies or get medical care even. Here in England it’s unusual if you cannot walk to get all you need. The trouble is we are an island and don’t produce enough of anything to survive. We didn’t learn from the last war, so it’s going to repeat itself. 😵‍💫
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And our fields that once grew tons of fruit and veg are full of solar panels, whilst they spray the skies like mad in order to block out the sun, poor solar panels.. have you heard the latest? They are going to make it cheap and easy for us to buy our own solar panels to stick in our garden or on our balconies.. so thoughtful and caring of them 🙃
 
Watchman said:
That's why I drive a 2003 Dodge Ram. It may die on me, but at least they can't flip the kill switch. :p
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Because of one of my jobs, I learned about this around 12/13yrs ago, all the luxury brands were being fitted with this technology. Yet I was called a crazy conspiracy theorist 🙄 I don't inform anyone of anything anymore, they can find out for themselves.. in their own sweet time 😬
 
Watchman said:
That's why I drive a 2003 Dodge Ram. It may die on me, but at least they can't flip the kill switch. :p
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Guess your old dunger has a kill switch of its ownself. 2003 American Dodges, Chevys, Fords, etc are top class vehicles downunder especially Kiwiland. Don't think we can get one off the lot for under $50k. NZD.
 
Watchman said:
That's why I drive a 2003 Dodge Ram. It may die on me, but at least they can't flip the kill switch. :p
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I have a 2007 Nissan Titan. Yesterday the millage was 244,477...I missed it when it was at 244,444...LOL. I'm in the same boat, but it's looking less and less likely that they will need a kill switch for my truck. Although it still runs like a dream. I work on late model cars every day. They can keep them. I like my paid off truck just fine!
 
Nomex said:
I have a 2007 Nissan Titan. Yesterday the millage was 244,477...I missed it when it was at 244,444...LOL. I'm in the same boat, but it's looking less and less likely that they will need a kill switch for my truck. Although it still runs like a dream. I work on late model cars every day. They can keep them. I like my paid off truck just fine!
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The car kill switch will be the least worrisome thing. These massive data centers being built at lightning speed across the US are going to be one gigantic kill switch for everything. Basically, Satan is going to flip a kill switch for the global financial system and then bring it back to life as a superintelligent integrated machine that will kill everyone who doesn't kiss the beast

https://twitter.com/x/status/2054698261038944640
 
Watchman said:
The car kill switch will be the least worrisome thing. These massive data centers being built at lightning speed across the US are going to be one gigantic kill switch for everything. Basically, Satan is going to flip a kill switch for the global financial system and then bring it back to life as a superintelligent integrated machine that will kill everyone who doesn't kiss the beast

https://twitter.com/x/status/2054698261038944640
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Well, we in England have a data centre, called the town hall, staffed by one person behind a desk when she is “in” and usually the job entails handing out tourist attraction centres, which in Margate, is a hole in the ground covered in sea shells. I think our government depends upon America for that sort of stuff.
 
Watchman said:
The car kill switch will be the least worrisome thing. These massive data centers being built at lightning speed across the US are going to be one gigantic kill switch for everything. Basically, Satan is going to flip a kill switch for the global financial system and then bring it back to life as a superintelligent integrated machine that will kill everyone who doesn't kiss the beast

https://twitter.com/x/status/2054698261038944640
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No fan of data centers, Never use the Cloud if I can help it. Carlson said that data centers should be blown up, I agree.
 
BagdadBill said:
I've lived with constant tinnitus for the last 20 years. I've gotten better at reading lips so there is an upside.
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I hear you loud and clear on that ( pun intended, lol). My hearing has gotten so bad this past decade that if someone isn't facing me where I can read their lips I have no clue what they are saying. Lots of ringing in my ears is a constant for me and has been since 2000. Part of the cause was from working in a pool for 15 years. I've been putting off looking into getting hearing aids for the last 5 years.
 
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