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Warning! Learn how to create your own agreements with the pirates!
This shows the predicament that ANYONE could find themselves in if they don’t work out how to get remedies within the system by creating equitable agreements when made offers of paying exorbitant rents etc. Also we need to learn alternative methods of getting food and entertainment that don’t cost an arm and a leg. Luckily on this site tha we are at (SE) you CAN learn how to create those private agreements… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3b0nHR5XbAA
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A sad state of affairs, I’d seen a survey a while back that 60% of the homeless in California were actually employed, working 2/3 jobs, the closest they’ll get to a home is their car.
The basic element for life to exist is water, and we have to pay for it?
The British government has recently compelled Apple to give them the encryption keys for all iPhones in the U.K.
https://youtu.be/sTxk2oTcW8Y?si=JK734v2KmdgRlu5m
Mark and his team have built the most comprehensive legal remedy site there is, in my humble opinion, I’m sure he is aware of what’s coming, soon challenging a parking ticket ain’t gonna be your highest priority.
The O’Deck video (yes he’s back) displays our rights being stripped as we speak, authoritarianism is here, combine that with the video below which is spelling out the ultimate aim, the much vaunted and very soon to come, WW3.
The evidence is in plain site.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/germany/the-german-bunds-2/
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Looks like maybe it’s time to take data off the cloud and keep it at home on a hard drive storage device?
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There’s a well known journalist named Whitney Webb, she had moved to Chile a few years back, that’s exactly what she’s done including downloading movies, documentaries medical, diy, how to stuff etc, all information that can help if internet, electricity goes down.
There are many other’s doing the same, including all of your elites, they all have safe houses, bunkers. Why?
Normalcy is a state of mind, and we all suffer from it, consider the two articles in the last post, the ultra vires steps blatantly taken by the U.K. government to access all private information and the re-tooling of car factories into weapons manufacturing.
People may think this alarmist and from what I can see have little to no interest in such subjects.
Consider why Mark, the founder of this forum, has already taken practical steps towards a remote and self sustaining life.
Everything will be ‘Normal’ until it’s suddenly not. Maybe look at taking practical steps, IE: do you have somewhere else to go in an emergency?
Yes Morag why not have ‘offline’ information at hand regardless of what may or may not happen.
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Yes I have definitely been gathering information for use if tshtf. We live in a fairly remote location already but have other alternatives if and when we need them, but if they really want to hunt us down then I suppose they will, it all depends how threatened they feel by us I suppose, but if our time has come then I am willing to accept that and I look forward to what is waiting on the other side away from the systems schemes and plans. I definitely don’t have a death wish and I will be doing all I can personally to stand up to these inequitable contracts or to hold them accountable for forcing us to comply against our will. I can’t control what the system does but I can control my reaction to it.
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I also think it is very unlikely the power will ever be completely done away with as the system needs it too, to hang on to the control they now have. Having said that we definitely have alternatives in place if that scenario happened, ever since 2020 we have been putting things in place so that we can be as self sufficient as possible if the power goes down. We have tried to think of different scenarios and work out what we would need under those scenarios and then taken action to put those in place. We are still doing that as we go. Everyone can do this to a certain extent. I was lucky that I was brought up in a family that had to make do with what we had and lived in trying financial circumstances. I myself was on the breadline and just barely making ends meet for years and with two children, so I know what is needed to live on a shoestring and this has prepared me well. I used to feel hungry a lot of the time and I couldn’t understand how people could just go out and get take aways or a cup of coffee as that was completely out of my reach at that time. I didn’t use credit cards and was brought up to save for what I needed. My life experiences gave me the mentality that at any time things could be critical and so when we were given any financial opportunities at all we made the very most of them, to prepare for what could potentially happen in different situations.
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Being pragmatic and aware is a good mindset, also living outwith cities is beneficial.
We are limited as to what we can do short of becoming a survivalist.
People will adapt as circumstances change, you have taken precautions which is a big advantage.
After that it’s Que Sera Sera, whatever will be will be.