It wouldn’t work, would it? Think!
One of us might inadvertently find ourselves stumbling into one of their climate change averting rewilding zones, or as we used to call it, the countryside.
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood shared her ultimate vision for the UK.
No, not at end to poverty, rising homelessness, unemployment, drug addiction, and knife crime, but that “the eyes of the state can be on you at all times”
Someone should tell Shabana that George Orwell’s 1984 was meant to be a work of fiction, not an instruction manual.
Although she’ll probably struggle to hear you over the two minutes of hate, routinely being broadcast from the party, to the peasants.
“The Labour Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.” – Ain’t that the truth.
What is happening here is not just reserved for us, and is being conducted in all countries using different excuses, different threats, and different sales pitches, to manufacture consent from their populations.
Global agendas of enslavement tend to be, well, y’know, global.
The UK it seems, is the poster boy to distract the world from what is also being implemented in their own back yard.
It also creates an apathy and a defeatist attitude, because if dystopia can come to Britain, a nation that has built it’s brand as one of democracy and justice, both a myth of course, but that was the perception, then dystopia can take hold anywhere.
As it currently stands, we have an establishment that cancels elections, bans under 16s from social media, meaning a defacto digital ID roll out to prove you are of age, facial recognition and mass AI surveillance infrastructure, the promotion of 15 minute cities and limits on travel, a banning of petrol and diesel cars, meaning only electric vehicles, where the computer is programmed to determine where you can and can’t go, including the ability for the state to physically turn off your car, something that has just been passed in the USA also, the deletion of cash and introduction of programmable CBDCs, meaning the state will be able to control where you spend your money, what you spend your money on, and how long you have to spend your money, meaning an end to personal savings, sweeping police reforms, including an expansion of censorship via the online harms bill, a removal of trial by jury, and the legalisation of state assisted dying.
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