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I'll risk the dogpile to come, remind me why I should give a fuck about Europe again? Yes it will get bad here, will we be as bad as Europe? No. They fucking well made their bed. Time to snuggle in...

It’s a canary in the coal mine, a rain gauge for the coming flood,  We might be in better shape but it’s the best indicator we have for seeing just how bad it possibly could get in some places here in the States.  

Plus, an ocean can’t protect us from everything like it used to.

Life in modern day Britain

TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Whilst thousands upon thousands of fighting age illegal immigrant men enter our country each week, chaperoned in by those paid to protect our borders, whisked off to hotels across the land, Inc mansions and castles, all paid for by the taxpayer, this is how the taxpayer is living, paid into the system all her life, still short of pension age as they keep raising it to pay for the scrounger and thief, she can't afford to eat, walking miles in the dark to work at 65 years old.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109191590579284468



TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Dominique Samuels reacts as an Algerian illegal immigrant is charged with the murder of a 12-year-old in Paris.

"Let's not pretend that an influx of migration in Europe hasn't been associated with higher levels of rape and sexual assault."

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109191775519738940

I just wanted to take a moment and thank the OP and those who have posted here. I find value in this thread.
Please continue with the updates.

TurkStream Pipeline is now in serious danger.  Also, look for war on another front to materialize very soon - Could Greece, Turkey tensions spill into open conflict?

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/10/19/could-greece-turkey-tensions-spill-into-open-conflict



Disclose.tv@disclosetv
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JUST IN - Erdoğan agreed with Russia's Putin to make Turkey a natural gas hub for Europe.

https://gab.com/disclosetv/posts/109194405134718562

Thanks for your continued contributions to the discussions as they are noticed as well.

Disclose.tv@disclosetv
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JUST IN - UK inflation rate rises to 10.1% — highest in 40 years.

Here’s a Full List of Congressional Republicans Funded by Gates

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/09/exclusive-bill-gates-bought-republican-wave-2022-full-list-congressional-republicans-funded-gates/

Australia’s New Digital Identity: One Step Closer to China, Experts Warn

Critics of the ongoing plans to expand Australia’s digital identity system are warning it could eventually be used to restrict the liberties of its citizens—in a way akin to that already employed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Currently, using a digital ID—known as myGovID—in Australia is optional and has been rolled out for federal services such as for taxes, welfare, health, education, and social services. However, for people looking to start a new business, a digital ID is compulsory.

Signing up involves providing several identification documents, such as a passport, driver’s licence, etc.

But Prof. John Hartnett—a retired physics research scientist who has worked on cryocooled sapphire oscillators (or “sapphire clocks”) used by the European Space Agency and the Australian military—is not convinced the system will be immune to misuse.

Hartnett cautioned that granting government control over a person’s access to services in one convenient form of identification could, in the worst case, make overreach in power much more likely in the future.

“The digital identity will rapidly lead to a digital dictatorship inside of a digital prison,” Hartnett said at a Building the Digital Prison conference hosted by the Civilisationists and Western Australian Legal Theory Association in Perth on Oct. 12.

Hartnett argued that binding access to various services to a digital ID could mean the government technically had the authority over which services an individual may or may not use.

“[People could be] controlled though this sort of tech coupled with the score each person is given. If you don’t behave, your score will be set to such a state that you cannot unlock any services, like buying food or travel,” he said.

“Just take a look at China now, with their social credit system.”

Australian Government Has Lauded Digital Identification

The Australian government has lauded digital identification as a mechanism that will replace multiple logins across different services in a secure way, which “makes getting things done with government faster and easier.”

By 2024, more than $600 million (US$380 million) will have been expended on developing the system.

The aim is for it to be adopted by more of the public sector and even parts of the private sector—namely, banking and utilities. There are also plans to include facial data as part of the ID, allowing users to be verified solely from a scan of their face.

But while the Australian government states on its website, “creating and using a Digital Identity is not compulsory and is your choice to make,” Hartnett is not convinced.

He does not believe it will remain optional forever.

“At the moment, it is voluntary to sign up for it. But that is the usual means by which all compulsory mechanisms are introduced,” he said.

The Epoch Times reached out to the Digital Transformation Agency—the department responsible for myGovID—and inquired whether the government had plans for the system to always stay voluntary, but did not receive a reply in time for publication.

China’s National ID and Social Credit System

Some of Hartnett’s concerns have already been realised in China.

IT specialist and former Chinese resident, Richard Lue, explained that every citizen in China is issued a national ID card, which requires one’s basic information, photo, and fingerprint. Recently, the Chinese government has even controversially encouraged supplying DNA via blood samples.

“[Without the ID card], you can’t work, you can’t have a driver’s licence, you can’t do anything,” Lue said at the conference.

Australia previously proposed a national identification card under the Hawke Labor government in 1985, which was known as the “Australia Card.” The legislation, however, was scrapped in 1987 after repeated opposition in parliament.

Today, in China, a national ID card is even required when booking a taxi, taking a domestic flight, registering a phone number, opening a bank account, creating a social media account, or shopping online.

However, a Chinese resident’s ability to use these services may be impacted based on their social credit score.

Lue elaborated that any number of actions could result in a deduction in social credit, such as receiving a traffic infringement or saying something negative about the Chinese Communist Party.

“Thus, the social credit system means you may not be able to get a loan from the bank, or that you may not be able to get a job in public service areas.”

Concerns of Excess Government Involvement

Augusto Zimmermann, a former law reform commissioner in Western Australia and head of law at Sheridan Institute of Higher Education, expressed concern over the new digital ID card and the Australian government’s growing involvement in the lives of its citizens.

Zimmermann pointed to myGov—Australia’s online portal for tax, health, and other services—which already manages and stores swathes of personal data, and which is mandatory for certain activities, such as lodging tax returns online.

“Privacy is already being invaded by the government,” Zimmermann told The Epoch Times on Oct. 17.

“I was horrified to see that even my medical reports and everything I have concerning my private life—that should never never be of knowledge to the government—is already collected by the authorities here.”

With regards to digital identification, Zimmermann believes “the government should be out of this business altogether.”

“I’d feel less worried… [if the government wasn’t] inventing a means by which we may be unable to make a financial transaction without having it be electronically monitored, or which could make it impossible to travel overseas or another state without being identified,” he said.

A select number of organisations and governments worldwide have already expressed and encouraged support for digital identification.

This includes the World Economic Forum and its Known Traveller Digital Identity (KTDI) initiative, for which Canada and the Netherlands have volunteered to join as early adopters.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/australias-new-digital-identity-one-step-closer-to-china-experts-warn_4802609.html

Information warfare is the modern day lobotomy.

So Syria is out?

The pipeline through Syria?

Our foreign policy status  today.  Aren’t you so glad the adults are back in charge?

Another developing front for WWIII.  That story about America and the EU not being able to fight multiple wars on multiple fronts comes to mind.

Inflations in UK already leading to skipped meals

Glad they included the wokism footnotes at the beginning...

Which "Prince"?
There ate thousands of Saudi " Princes".

OP, you are doing good work, but avoid the click bait stuff, if you would.  

Oh great, another reprimand.

Is this video what you’re referring to as click bait or something else?

Those aknowledgement statements are ridiculous. It genuinely makes it hard for me to take anything else they have to say as serious. It just makes them sound ignorant to acknowledge something from 350 years ago as if we should be held accountable. Regardless keep it coming, OP. That wasn't a bitch at you, just how stupid that practice is. It honestly feels like something that would be in the story Harrison Bergeron.

TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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French politicians are slamming Le Pen and others for speaking out over the alleged torture, rape & murder of 12 year old Lola by an Algerian woman.

The facts are quite simple: the woman accused of the murder was in France illegally & the authorities knew this. If she had been detained & deported Lola would be alive today. It’s as simple as that.

The alleged killer was stopped at a French airport on 20 August because her residence permit had run out. If the law had been applied and she had been detained pending deportation for being in France illegally, Lola would still be alive.

More blood on the hands of the open borders globalist elites.

Paris murder: Killing of Lola, 12, sparks immigration row in France

Agree totally.  Honestly, the ridiculous footnotes is partially why I went ahead and posted.  

Famine after a nuclear war is obviously a no-brainer but figured it has some good information included in it, too.

TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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These people are insane.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109195313137313814

OMG  Farming must stop?  They really are out of their minds.

I'm pretty convinced at this point that Homo sapiens is in a steep intellectual nosedive and is about to auger in.  It's been fun ya'll.

That shithead should step up and stop eating.

But I really doubt that is real.

Oh, I think it’s real.  Here’s just a couple of sources where where they may have got it from -


Climate change: What's it got to do with farming?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/49371062



The biggest culprit behind climate change may surprise you

https://www.greenbiz.com/article/biggest-culprit-behind-climate-change-may-surprise-you

Definitely not the party of Family Values.


TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Stacey Abrams: “Having children is why you’re worried about your price for gas. It’s why you’re concerned about how much food costs.”

These people are monsters, unnatural beings, and cannot be voted in.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109195515056584904

That video.  That particular Saudi prince has no say in Saudi policy.  There is a very good chance that the actual leaders of Saudi don't even know who he is, there are so many "Princes".
A rather poor appeal to authority from Glenn Beck.

He can't have thought about the consequences
of that at all.  It must be cool today to be
against farming.

Just making sure.


I actually heard about that on another news program.  I’ll see if there’s more to it.

Could be the headline quip is all there is.

Thought?

From the article:  "Clearing, burning, plowing and tilling natural habitats release enormous amounts of greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, as do the cattle from methane and manure, other animals and the crops used to feed them."

This is beyond stupid.  Such statements assume that clearing or burning off the land leads to empty land.  It does not.  It leads to new crops that offset the crops cleared.  It also assumes animals have not been living on grass and other plants for far longer than man has been around.

I can only assume they don't actually care about the habitat.  I doubt most of them even care about the agenda.  Instead, they care about fitting in, about getting the grant money, about getting published and keeping their jobs, about not being an outcast because they don't follow the rest of the herd.

there is a world of difference between then and now. Then people were basically self sufficient just due to how the world was and knew no one was going to bring them any assistance. They knew how to do everything as there was no infrastructure to take care of every need.

Now people know absolutely nothing on how to take care of themselves, from growing their own food or even cooking raw ingredients into a meal. They can not fix anything if it breaks and rely on other peoples knowledge. they are slaves to the people who bring them food.

we will finally see a zombie apocalypse when people are starving because the fast food places are closed.

Agreed.  I think that point was covered so keep on reading from that post, forward.

There is something to be said about adaptability and quickly learning on the fly.  Some will be able to handle it and some won’t.

Even back then, families and neighbors pooled their labor & resources so networking is and will be a key ingredient for survival.

If things get real bad, I envision some of the popular fast food restaurants will be no-go zones as gangs lay claim fo them and use them as bait to prey on others, maybe?

Are there no border checks between countries in Europe?



TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Illegal immigrants trying to get into the UK climb on the wrong lads' lorry and end up in Holland 😂

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109196583587609703

Fertilizer prices spike in leading U.S. market in late 2021, just ahead of 2022 planting season



Nitrogen fertilizers are a key component in the production of field crops. Fertilizer constitutes an average of 36 percent of a farmer’s operating costs for corn, 35 percent for wheat, and 30 percent for sorghum, according to estimates in USDA, Economic Research Service’s (ERS) 2020 Commodity Costs and Returns data product, published in October 2021. Given the importance of applying fertilizer to meet yield goals for most field crops, a rapid escalation in fertilizer prices affects a wide variety of farming activities and decisions. Data for Iowa production costs—used as a proxy for U.S. expenses because of Iowa’s central location and its importance in field crop production—indicate a steady decline in fertilizer prices from 2013 through 2017 before gradually rising through 2019. In late 2021, fertilizer prices began to spike alongside rising prices of natural gas—a primary input in nitrogen fertilizer production. By December 2021, average monthly spot prices of natural gas at the Henry Hub distribution hub in Louisiana, as published by the U.S. Energy Information Administration, were 45 percent higher than in December 2020. U.S. farmers use three primary forms of nitrogen fertilizer: anhydrous ammonia, urea, and liquid nitrogen. ERS estimates an annual price increase of 235 percent for anhydrous ammonia, 149 percent for urea, and 192 percent for liquid nitrogen (32 percent) using data provided by USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) as of December 2021. Researchers expect the spike in fertilizer prices to affect producer decisions going into the 2022/23 marketing year. This chart is drawn from ERS’ January 2022 Feed Grains Outlook.

https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/chart-gallery/gallery/chart-detail/?chartId=103194

Michael Yon@MichaelYon
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SpotRep on Rice from old Green Beret Teammate
19 October 2022
London, England

My friend sends from USA:

“Rice has doubled in price in 2yrs. Paid $8 for 25# in 2020. Just paid $15 for the same bag. 25# last us 3 yrs still have 1/4 of the first bag.” End msg—-

Stock thick thick thick and act poor poor poor. First rule of prep club — There is no prep club. I been reading a lot on famine. Learn to cook with low odors. And if you got a chimney bellowing smoke while other chimneys are sitting cold, be prepared for visitors. That beautiful backyard barbecue is an attractive nuisance. Hungry noses are long.

I know right, what was I thinking?

Here’s THE REST OF THE STORY...


Saudi cousin of Mohammed bin Salman threatens West with 'jihad and martyrdom'

Saud al-Shaalan, tribal leader and grandson of King Abdulaziz, issues warning as tensions spike with US over Opec+ oil production cut

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/saudi-mohammed-bin-salman-cousin-threatens-west-jihad-martyrdom

Prince Saud al-Shaalan in response to the Democrats’ criticism of the Saudi gov:

“To the West: Anybody who challenges the existence of this [Saudi] Kingdom, we are all projects of Jihad and martyrdom”!!

Do you still wonder where terrorism comes from?!https://t.co/YAxSj1NNh6

— ?. ??????? ?????? (@aalodah) October 15, 2022

Either way, I think Saudi Arabia will be joining BRICS pretty soon.

This will be the end of the petrodollar...

So inflation is just getting started. Weimar here we go.

End of the petrodollar and then there will be war. Its the only path I can see unfolding. America could revert back to isolationism and let the rest of the world suffer but we won't drill, we won't produce, we won't kick out the illegals, and we won't allow the freeloaders to starve. Unfortunately I believe the only way to fix our country is for it to fail first.

Plus we can totally do fine with even more missing stuff from the supply chain, won't even notice all the things we can't make or repair.  

I read a couple of books on lobotomies earlier in the year.  Surprisingly they had a pretty high success rate, considering how crude they were.  Of course they killed lots of people and made some people worse.

It does make one wonder if a better modern version could be done with all of the advances since then, but the concept itself is pretty barbaric.

We have open borders for anyone that claims to be suffering. Where do you think people will go when the place they live becomes unlivable?

Deindustrialization in Europe

- fertilizer down 70%
- aluminum down 50%
- silicon down 27%
- steel down 17%
- paper & packaging down 15%
- 100% of zinc smelters shut or curtailed
- total chem industry set to decline 40%

Due to nat gas shortages

Biden still refuses to help pic.twitter.com/n5y3BLqkyZ

Michael Shellenberger  (@ShellenbergerMD) October 19, 2022

Europe needs to take a long hard look in a mirror to see who is really to blame.

To be fair, the guy before Biden TRIED to help.