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[@Rustymouse]

Alexa episode had me in stitches. 🤣

[@Rustymouse]

The government under K will then pass and sign the pandemic preparedness treaty without question , I can see that coming. More mandatory laws.

[@badcofan.]

I know some of what’s going on. I get what Adrian is telling us. I’ve just learned a lot from Terrywuckfit. So what do we do about it all. WHAT ??

[@andrewjames9996]

I missed the live Double A, Internet went out in the area. I love the points you made. Oasis and Taylor Swift are nothing but distractions and red herrings. We use pop culture and the Yanks use sports and aliens to distract the masses. I have no idea if the Vienna plotting was true or not, but why was Taylor's boyfriend in football gear when the season hasn't started? If he was practising I am sure he would could of time to change in the jet quickly. The photo seems a bit off to me. I like the point you said you about knife crime, the yobbos are doing the bidding and they are freeing up housing stock. The Daily Mail were a pro-Brexit paper but they threw Farage under the bus, he is our Trump the public love them but the elite hate him. Before Trump was a Republican the media loved him even Oprah and The View. There is good advice that the OAP's are giving, is sell some assets and block buy holidays on cruise ships and very cheap holidays's abroad. If kids are street's fighting and causing havoc then some finger pointing needs to point at the parents. Remember Millennials were more focus on their Facebook status and changing their relationship to "in a relationship" to "it's complicated" more times they went to MaccyD's. Not forgetting going on the rebound because they were bored and hormones took over.

[@Debbee75]

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[@danbruka]

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[@terrywuckfit3393]

Bit confused tonight. You talked about AI and government monitoring etc yet you have Alexa turned on, she is AI and monitors ostensibly waiting for her cue to interact with you. You do realise Amazon records and monitors totally through it. Switch it off when not in use, Use it when you need to as in playing music, compiling lists and researching some query, then switch it off. Will save you a lot of heartache in the long run. You realise they not only use your data in targeted advertising etc but sel it on to "trusted" third parties. Who in turn will use it for their own ends and sell it on to their "trusted" third parties. Then people wonder about identity theft etc. LMAO. You might want to take the time to actually read and digest their full terms and conditions, what they do with your info and who they pass it onto. I do laugh at those who make comments saying you have cued their own home spy (Alexa) when you mentions its name. Aethelstan was King of the Anglo Saxons in 924, then crowned King of the English in 927, not the 930s. Close but no cigar. Why did the government go for the Pensioners Fuel Allowance? You say you have it sussed but I dont think you do fully understand. Its an easy target and one they can partially explain saying a lot of pensioners dont really need it. Though a lot of pensioners do actually need it. Thats ok the government have said anyone receiving Pension Credits will still be entitled to claim the Heating Allowance.... lets look at that. Claiming pension credits is a long winded affair, they already know what a pensioners income is but now everything has to be declared in a 140 odd question form and proof of everything has to be provided. (So much for interlinking all govt computers eh?). Generally speaking most pensioners wont qualify for Pension Credits as a full state pension actually exceeds the limit of earnings for pension credit qualification. What next after the pensioners..... well how about all those on Disability and PIPs.... after all we all know of people who are abusing that system so that will seem fair to a lot of people. After that they will probably go for the unemployed again cutting the amount they are given. We all know workshy people who are better off on benefits dont we? LMAO They will also increase tax and national insurance to screw the workers too. Whats the purpose? Give me a couple of minutes of your time and I will let you know. The £22 Billion balck hole, where did that appear from, and why didnt Sunak actually fully explain where it did in fact come from? Easy, Sunak is a part of the same uniparty globalist team that Starmer works for. So while seeming to slate Starmer he wont actually go into the full details and explain with proof. The £22billion comes from Labours plans and changes is all. Military Assistance to Ukraine has been increased and committed to under Starmer that's very true but the windfall given to train drivers and public sector workers will secure Union support for Labour. Projected overspends on projects like the costs of SDS40 clearing out the prisons to fill them up with anyone who challenges Labour, all those far right wingers from Sunderland, Boro etc. Probation costs will rise enormously as the thousands of prisoners still have to comply with probation regulations, more staff to man those services too. Overspending on immigration, all those asylums seekers being pushed through currently ahead of schedule to clear the backlog, again additional costs but also projected increases in more illegals being encouraged to come here. In order to meet all those extra costs the Govt will have to borrow more and print more money in turn driving up inflation which is also part of the black hole costs. Cancelling the Rwanda "project" wrote off the total cost, we still paid Rwanda, no refunds and we do have to comply with some terms of the agreement still. Acceptance of some of their undesirables. LMAO> As for foreign aid, we are committed to pay out a lot, part of the independence agreements from the disbanding of the old empire garbage, however Starmer has agreed to fund green investments in a lot of third world countries. Back to Starmer and co screwing the populace, its a ramp up of the conservative policy to screw the country into the ground, they will hit people hard in their pockets over the next couple of years so when UBI is broached, it will be reluctantly accepted by a majority of people. They will be slightly better off at first, by then the move to central bank digital currency and a social credit system will either follow or have been just brought in.

[@andrewjames9996]

The government will cap benefits and be even more stricter with sanctions than the Tories were. The new application for PIP or UC will be more nothing more than long and drawn out application forms, and then new claimants would be thrown on a course or a work placement they must do to carry on claiming money. People who are on PIP for all the right reasons will need to be re-assessed time and time again. When it comes to housing, I wonder if the MOD who own masses of land in Wiltshire, Surrey and Essex will sell to building developers. The UK Army is shrinking unless they bring back National Service but they are probably the younger generation voting for them still. You are right CBCD they will target the youth and unemployed first. You even see kids using debit cards now and the banks encourage it. During the plandemic it was easy to get a jab but not serious appointments, GPs made it almost impossible to get seen and the receptionists were even more short-tempered, they told people to go to Boots.

[@Rustymouse]

@@andrewjames9996 So even more stress to those that need pips , re assessment I know one, it will cause more anxiousness and fear . Grinding them down on their interview . . A positive move on their part (the government ) they believe. How long will we be able to talk like this.

[@andrewjames9996]

@@Rustymouse My wife gets PIP has been when it was introduced, she was on the old disablity benefit, I can't remember the name of it, she was promised it indefinitely. We had to jump through hurdles for her to get PIP whilst people who don't need PIP got it easily. It boils my pi$$. Citizen's Advice was a God send but we had to wait for a month to get help with a form in the office, there was a lot Dr's notes, prescriptions to go through and I had to explain how I care for my wife. We got the home visit assesment that we needed but the lady from CAB advised us to have medications out on show. My wife is due for a assesment in about 6 years but she will never get better. I wonder if Labour will scrap C.A.B?