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Agenda 2021 -2030 explained 😏😏👇
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Wowwww That's why i always said Individualism>>>>>>>>>>>>>> collectivism Individualism first Collectivism last Individualism than family than soicety

I saw the writing on the wall in 2021. Searched high and low for a place where I could grow my own vegetables, fish, hunt, trap, and raise livestock. Deep well with a manual pump if the grid goes down. Guns and ammo. Re-learning the old ways most have long forgotten. Most importantly, a community of likeminded folks. Make sure some are ex-military. It takes longer than one thinks to become mostly self-reliant. There’s a huge learning curve. But the peace of mind earned is priceless.

The United Nations needs to be obliterated

Time for the people to come together an fight the state at all costs. Gen-X this is the battle we didn't want be we sure as hell better get down & dirty or everything we know will be lost.

If you want peace prepare for war.

Sorry to disappoint you but in the west, you never owned property no matter how many times you try to convince yourself of that. Stop paying property taxes and we'll see how quickly you own that property.

A.i and robotics give them this since no human will turn on them.

We are cattle to these people

Ppl who are using the government to buy a house watch out. They are probably gonna take your house.

Prepare

Will our masters have independence though

We are seeing it in real time!

Yet another reason for Scottish independence because the City of London, AKA the Square Mile is ground zero for this shit

Prepare and join or start community groups w/ 3x of each type of specialty that they possess. One is none Two is one Three is best

Prepare

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That's like the promise of HEAVEN Everything is given to you: you own nothing. You earn nothing. And above all: You choose nothing

New Jerusalem coming down from Heaven to sit where? EARTH Nowhere else. The selected will leave in such place as you describe here

I recommend to read the German anticipation book of Andreas Eschbach, Freiheitsgeld. Everything is in it.

Buy land, grow your own food, drill a borehole, have livestock and become free.

Here's a fun idea: Walk into your bank and withdraw all your money. If everyone did this all the banks would collapse Since most governments and their economies are based on banking, most governments would collapse Change is possible. Change is good.

Over my dead, American body!

With Polish captions:

@TranslateMom Polski

can we just chill bro?😭

The people got a rise against this tyranny. It's only run by a few people at the top. People must unite to be able to stack up against this authoritarian control.

Well, this is an oversimplification, isn't it? Think about it. Slavery existed in the 17th through 19th century in the west, only because agricultural mass production machinery was almost non existent then, yet it vanished not long after the advent of the Industrial Revolution, progressively making rural unskilled labor obsolete.*** Now, think about this following scenario; with AI and anthropoid robots taking care of most tasks ordinarily assigned to humans, what would be the purpose of keeping billions of people living in high-rise buildings just playing Nintendo games all day long? You already know what the ultimate fate of billions of unemployed 'slaves' will be in a totally dehumanized system—the ex-slaves of yore, went on to become cheap labor for manufacturing industries and menial work—we, on the other hand, won't have a niche to fill in that would justify our continued existence to the tyrant class. The issue about country folks has a credible element to it, namely, if you raise your own edibles, then the tyrants don't have a way of forcing you to eat the frankenfoods created for you with anonymous ingredients, to make this even more unsettling, eh? ***"James Watt's improved steam engine is widely credited as the primary catalyst that powered the Industrial Revolution. While Watt did not invent the steam engine itself, his 1769 patent for the separate condenser dramatically increased efficiency, reducing fuel consumption by approximately 75% compared to earlier models like the Newcomen engine."
