Not very smart

 Pulling one out of the drafts folder. . I prefer to stay old school. Not joining in with this madness. Call me any names you like, I don't care. 

Today I have a few jobs to do locally. I want to buy a gilet with lots of pockets because I don't like carrying a bag. Big pockets, preferably with zips, where I can keep my valuables close to me when I am out and about. Camera, phone, keys, and cash. Probably won't find one to my liking in a charity shop so I will look in Go Outdoors for this garment. 

Have a good day. Toodle pip.   ilona

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 Will they keep pushing ahead to build more solar farms? At which point will they declare that we now produce enough electricity for the needs of the whole of the UK, through solar and wind power, and we can now stop ripping up the countryside. With never ending wars it might mean that the availability of gas and oil from other countries will eventually dry up and come to a halt altogether. So perhaps it might be a good idea that we learn to live with all the hardware cluttering up the place we call home.  

Councillor Ian Carrington

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The Government is trumpeting that Ed Milliband has said 'yes' to Britain's largest solar farm - right here in North Kesteven. What it's not saying is that they've ignored the wishes of local people, and that more than 4,000 acres of beautiful, productive Lincolnshire agricultural land will now be come industrial glass.

At North Kesteven District Council we'll press to make sure the community benefits promised by the developer actually materialise. And that the technology chosen for the scheme's battery banks will be the safest, not just the cheapest.

We need secure, renewable energy. We also need secure, home-produced food and a countryside to grow it in. I'm really not sure this decision gets the balance right

Is Ed Milli losing the plot? Is he on a mission to replace our food growing pastures with miles upon miles of plastic hardware, and industrial size battery storage facilities. It's going to be one huge and ugly  blot on the landscape, that's if we have any landscape left.

Toodle pip.   ilona

Imminent crash

 

Catherine Austin Fitts

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“Supervising” your savings is not protection. It is control dressed up as policy. When they move from banking your money to directing it, you are no longer the owner in any meaningful sense.

Listen to Von der Leyen, read the subtitles.  It has been on the cards for some time. The EU, the Globalists want our money. 

Catherine Austin Fitts

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Your savings are not safe. When leaders talk about “securitizing” and “supervising” your accounts, they’re talking about control. Europe should pay attention. Europeans thought they were safe. They're coming for your savings, Europe. You will own nothing and be happy.

David Rogers Webb

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JUST IN - EU President Ursula von der Leyen says that people's savings accounts are a problem and that she must put this money "to the service of European companies" says her plan to "securitize them" and "supervise them" They're coming for your savings, Europe.

David Rogers Webb

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We're arriving at that precise moment. The money in your account will be gone. If you still keep cash in the bank, you will rue the day the engineered crash hits. That money was never yours to keep; it was lent to you by a system. You will own nothing and be happy.

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Listen very attentively. Your bank account balance is a promise they never intended to keep. When the engineered crash arrives, the numbers will blink to zero and your calm will shatter. If you still trust the bank with your cash, you haven't learned anything from previous cycles

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