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UK Tory MP Andrew Bridgen Calls on Government to Halt Rollout of mRNA Jabs

"Who's advising the government that we need to vaccinate babies down to 6 months who are at no risk from the virus itself when there is a clear risk from having the vaccine? This doesn't make scientific sense."
I just want to wish you all a very Happy New Year, whilst I have a few minutes and say to everyone out there,

All the best for 2023, whatever this new year may bring, let it be better than the last!!!

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What I'm expecting and preparing for in 2023

This post is not intended to be a pessimistic, doom-and-gloom view on the world, but realistically we can clearly see the agenda inevitably rolling forward, so here's some things to prepare for in 2023 and some solutions to evade the coming system.

1. Rising Fuel Prices -
We know that the unelected agenda pushers want all petrol and diesel cars to be obsolete by 2030 and they will use any excuse to make driving more difficult. The most obvious way is through making it unaffordable. Unfortunately we're quite limited in ways to fight this. One partial solution would be to stockpile fuel now before prices get ridiculous, you could at least save a few quid and delay the inevitable.
Other than that, you could think about alternative fuels. Bio-diesel is quite difficult to make but if you have the means and know how (or know someone), you're in a good position. You can convert your diesel engine to burn used chip oil or I've heard rumours of people able to run engines on water, but don't know if it's actually a thing!

2. Rising Food Prices -
You vil not eat ze bugz, but they'll keep trying! The main attack from the inbred class is on the meat industry, so expect meat prices in particular to skyrocket based on false, artificial scarcity. Solutions are, stockpile long-life food, things rich in nutrients and things that come from abroad like sugar and coffee. Grow your own food and keep your own animals! If this isn't an option, there are plenty of community ran farms popping up, go and volunteer. Also look for alternative water sources, natural springs, rainwater harvesting and ground water.

3. Rising Energy Prices and Rolling Blackouts -
We've already started to see this and it will continue. Solutions are to get off-grid as much as possible. Easier said than done but any steps taken are good ones. Solar panels on batteries, ground-source and air-source heat pumps, good insulation and efficient appliances. Also auditing your energy usage, do you need to run things as much as you do currently? Try and hold on to your hard earned money as much as possible.

4. Digital ID -
This is the big one for me, the line in the sand. Once the digital ID's are released, the choice is, are you in the system or out?
We know that once all of your financial, medical, shopping habits, internet browsing data, government data, energy usage, etc, is all in one place connected to your biometrics and facial recognition and people start using it (which they will), it will eventually become a social credit system. We know where it leads.
The solution is much like I've already mentioned, get off-grid, join or form communities, get to know and trust people locally and work together to help each other out.
The digital ID may be the point where you have to leave your job. Prepare for that eventuality.

5. CBDC's -
Again, another line in the sand. Do not accept this as money. Ask employers to pay you in alternative ways, even if it means receiving less.
Practice bartering in your local community and with local businesses, some might surprise you. Also work on clearing all debts as much as possible before this comes in.

6. Climate Lockdowns -
They are already trialing this in a number of cities worldwide, calling it "the 15 min city". We'll call a spade a spade and call it climate lockdowns.
Even if it fails completely, they'll still call it a success and keep rolling it out to other places.
Solution = do not comply! Easy!

I hope this helps people to get their priorities straight in preparing for what's coming. We can and will get through what's coming, chin up and let's go! 💪🏻

Let me know if you think I forgot anything.
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Inauguration lies by the Mainstream media.

Old photo being shared as new vs. someone with a helicopter on Jan 1st.

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🔥 BOMBSHELL REPORT: US Virgin
Islands AG Denise George
TERMINATED just days after filing suit against JPMorgan Chase claiming

Jeffrey Epstein used the bank to
FACILITATE SEX-TRAFFICKING
activities on Little St. James.

FYI: THE BIDEN'S SPENT THE HOLIDAYS IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS...
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Chatham House (Drop 1 of 3)

Seeing as we've previously looked at RAND in the past, I thought we'd have a look at their counterpart in the UK
'Chatham House'
In these drops we'll take a look at their research into:
Cyber security
Chinese foreign relations
US foreign relations
Terrorism
and more

1) Building global prosperity Research Paper US and the Americas Programme December 2022 Proposals for sustainable growth

2) Military drones in Europe Research Paper International Security Programme April 2021 Ensuring transparency and accountability

3) NATO and the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons

4) The Libyan Arab Armed Forces A network analysis of Haftar’s military alliance

5) Networks of power Research Paper Middle East and North Africa Programme February 2021 The Popular Mobilization Forces and the state in Iraq

6) IHL and the humanitarian impact of counterterrorism measures and sanctions Unintended ill effects of well-intended measures
2021_03_02_response_jihadist_groups_sahel_perouse_de_montclos.pdf
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Chatham House (Drop 2 of 3)

1) Rethinking the response to jihadist groups across the Sahel

2) Breaking the Cycle of Violence Transitional Justice for the Victims of ISIS in Syria

3) The militarization of Russian polar politics

4) The COVID-19 pandemic and trends in technology Transformations in governance and society

5) AI-driven Personalization in Digital Media Political and Societal Implications

6) Online Disinformation and Political Discourse Applying a Human Rights Framework

7) Strengthening public interest in Ukraine’s media sector

8) Regulating facial recognition in Latin America Policy lessons from police surveillance in Buenos Aires and São Paulo

9) Refugee protection in the artificial intelligence era A test case for rights

10) The response to debt distress in Africa and the role of China