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Anyone else finding themselves always stopping to look at all the old buildings since finding out about the big lie? ⚡️

Not just happening in the US, all banks are linked to each other & the economy!

Please 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇦🇺 If you see this video please WATCH!!
The Uk 🇬🇧 threat is similar but most likely not the Chinese that have infiltrated us…
Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to work out what is gonna go down.
Prepare!! follow Jesus and pray

Warn your family! Even if they haven’t listened before. Try again! Love GodBless to all that reads this 🙏❤️

Source: Unknown but love to you brother 🙏

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Tomorrow We Fight - Tommee Profit

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Source: Earth Warriors

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This monster seems like it came out straight from a black mass ceremony. Why was HE hired in the first place?
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Nothing to see here. Just Anna Brees normalising child abuse & pedophilia! 🤡🤦‍♂️

Thames Water customers cannot refuse water meters, expert says


A consumer watchdog has said customers cannot refuse the installation of water meters at their homes.
Compulsory smart water meters are set to be fitted in homes by Thames Water due to "high water stress" and the need to protect resources.
Karen Gibbs, from the Consumer Council for Water, said people have "no right to refuse to have a meter installed".
The move has been announced in Oxford and Thames Water said engineers are currently surveying the Berkshire area.
'No right to refuse'
Ms Gibbs said there were "lots of pressures on our available water supplies" as a result of a growing population and climate change.
As a result, she said water firms have "been given permission by the government to roll out these meters across their customer base".

"Because the companies have had these plans approved, there is no right to refuse to have a meter installed," she added.
"But the company will write to people ahead of the work beginning in their area to explain the process."
A spokesperson for Thames Water said: "We're in the very early stages of our smart meter rollout in Berkshire with engineers currently surveying the area.
"Some preliminary construction work will take place in Reading during April and early May, before expanding out to surrounding towns and villages."
They said the aims will be to install smart meters in Reading around December and the wider Berkshire rollout would not start until the beginning of 2024.