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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 21 5.11pm
In many ways the traditional financial system finally died in 2008 and all that's happened has been life support and a denial of reality since then. However, this pandemic, in my view, has hastened the termination of the life support and we are entering a new system and relationship between state and individual. Those who spent a long term calling this reset a conspiracy theory in reality they just have their heads in the sand. They want to get lost in the weeds over motives and terminology but really all that matters is what actually happens. The value of our currencies has been inflated away over decades and they will move to a completely controlled digital system where the state will give themselves far more power over your financial independence. Technology is allowing for far more control over people's lives and that's going to be slowly inched towards and enforced with the normie being the frog in the heated water. Anyone else have thoughts over how things will change. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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31 Mar 21 5.11pm

In many ways the traditional financial system finally died in 2008 and all that's happened has been life support and a denial of reality since then.

However, this pandemic, in my view, has hastened the termination of the life support and we are entering a new system and relationship between state and individual.

Those who spent a long term calling this reset a conspiracy theory in reality they just have their heads in the sand. They want to get lost in the weeds over motives and terminology but really all that matters is what actually happens.

The value of our currencies has been inflated away over decades and they will move to a completely controlled digital system where the state will give themselves far more power over your financial independence. Technology is allowing for far more control over people's lives and that's going to be slowly inched towards and enforced with the normie being the frog in the heated water.

Anyone else have thoughts over how things will change.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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martin2412 Living The Dream 31 Mar 21 7.02pm
I had enough trouble trying to reset the clock on my oven when the clocks went forward last Sunday.
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Living The Dream 31 Mar 21 7.02pm

I had enough trouble trying to reset the clock on my oven when the clocks went forward last Sunday.

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Badger11 Beckenham 31 Mar 21 7.05pm
Originally posted by martin2412 I had enough trouble trying to reset the clock on my oven when the clocks went forward last Sunday. Agreed all these kitchen appliances with clocks I have to dig out the user manuals. One more point
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Beckenham 31 Mar 21 7.05pm

Originally posted by martin2412

I had enough trouble trying to reset the clock on my oven when the clocks went forward last Sunday.

Agreed all these kitchen appliances with clocks I have to dig out the user manuals.

One more point

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 31 Mar 21 7.06pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays In many ways the traditional financial system finally died in 2008 and all that's happened has been life support and a denial of reality since then. However, this pandemic, in my view, has hastened the termination of the life support and we are entering a new system and relationship between state and individual. Those who spent a long term calling this reset a conspiracy theory in reality they just have their heads in the sand. They want to get lost in the weeds over motives and terminology but really all that matters is what actually happens. The value of our currencies has been inflated away over decades and they will move to a completely controlled digital system where the state will give themselves far more power over your financial independence. Technology is allowing for far more control over people's lives and that's going to be slowly inched towards and enforced with the normie being the frog in the heated water. Anyone else have thoughts over how things will change. Agreed, life has been getting more complicated over the past five years for sure, you try applying for a job, you get passed around cloud to some other link, add your photo it don"t work, need a digital one, get your dbs certificate, pay �70, pass it, then get told by a gov agency you need to do it again, and pay again, as one thing didnt match, although dbs certified you, grrrrrrrrrrrr
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Any european country i fancy! 31 Mar 21 7.06pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

In many ways the traditional financial system finally died in 2008 and all that's happened has been life support and a denial of reality since then.

However, this pandemic, in my view, has hastened the termination of the life support and we are entering a new system and relationship between state and individual.

Anyone else have thoughts over how things will change.

Agreed, life has been getting more complicated over the past five years for sure, you try applying for a job, you get passed around cloud to some other link, add your photo it don"t work, need a digital one, get your dbs certificate, pay �70, pass it, then get told by a gov agency you need to do it again, and pay again, as one thing didnt match, although dbs certified you, grrrrrrrrrrrr

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cryrst The garden of England 31 Mar 21 7.07pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays In many ways the traditional financial system finally died in 2008 and all that's happened has been life support and a denial of reality since then. However, this pandemic, in my view, has hastened the termination of the life support and we are entering a new system and relationship between state and individual. Those who spent a long term calling this reset a conspiracy theory in reality they just have their heads in the sand. They want to get lost in the weeds over motives and terminology but really all that matters is what actually happens. The value of our currencies has been inflated away over decades and they will move to a completely controlled digital system where the state will give themselves far more power over your financial independence. Technology is allowing for far more control over people's lives and that's going to be slowly inched towards and enforced with the normie being the frog in the heated water. Anyone else have thoughts over how things will change. Do you mean responsibility for ones own existence instead of relying on the state to look after you. Basically the reset is going to affect the lazy feckless I want I deserve.
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The garden of England 31 Mar 21 7.07pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

In many ways the traditional financial system finally died in 2008 and all that's happened has been life support and a denial of reality since then.

However, this pandemic, in my view, has hastened the termination of the life support and we are entering a new system and relationship between state and individual.

Anyone else have thoughts over how things will change.

Do you mean responsibility for ones own existence instead of relying on the state to look after you.
Basically the reset is going to affect the lazy feckless I want I deserve.

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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 21 7.16pm
Originally posted by cryrst Do you mean responsibility for ones own existence instead of relying on the state to look after you. Basically the reset is going to affect the lazy feckless I want I deserve. I think the state is looking to edge towards essentially controlling as much of your life as possible not the other way around. So it isn't about self reliance....actually self reliance is what I'd advise for everyone personally. Not that it's that possible for most. Economic and social surveillance and control....The western form of the Chinese credit system slowly inched in. Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2021 7.17pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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31 Mar 21 7.16pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Do you mean responsibility for ones own existence instead of relying on the state to look after you.
Basically the reset is going to affect the lazy feckless I want I deserve.

I think the state is looking to edge towards essentially controlling as much of your life as possible not the other way around.

So it isn't about self reliance....actually self reliance is what I'd advise for everyone personally. Not that it's that possible for most.

Economic and social surveillance and control....The western form of the Chinese credit system slowly inched in.

Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2021 7.17pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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cryrst The garden of England 31 Mar 21 7.23pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays I think the state is looking to edge towards essentially controlling as much of your life as possible not the other way around. So it isn't about self reliance....actually self reliance is what I'd advise for everyone personally. Not that it's that possible for most. Economic and social surveillance and control....The western form of the Chinese credit system slowly inched in. Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2021 7.17pm) If c19 hadn't happened I would think that but finance is the key.
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The garden of England 31 Mar 21 7.23pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I think the state is looking to edge towards essentially controlling as much of your life as possible not the other way around.

So it isn't about self reliance....actually self reliance is what I'd advise for everyone personally. Not that it's that possible for most.

Economic and social surveillance and control....The western form of the Chinese credit system slowly inched in.

Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2021 7.17pm)

If c19 hadn't happened I would think that but finance is the key.

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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 21 7.27pm
Originally posted by cryrst If c19 hadn't happened I would think that but finance is the key. It might have sped things up but I agree, this direction is far more influenced by economics and opportunities provided by new technologies. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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31 Mar 21 7.27pm

Originally posted by cryrst

If c19 hadn't happened I would think that but finance is the key.

It might have sped things up but I agree, this direction is far more influenced by economics and opportunities provided by new technologies.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 31 Mar 21 7.29pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays I think the state is looking to edge towards essentially controlling as much of your life as possible not the other way around. So it isn't about self reliance....actually self reliance is what I'd advise for everyone personally. Not that it's that possible for most. Economic and social surveillance and control....The western form of the Chinese credit system slowly inched in. Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2021 7.17pm) And in turn you will have no choice but to be dependent on the state as there will only be jobs for the well educated and well off. Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.
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Addiscombe West 31 Mar 21 7.29pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I think the state is looking to edge towards essentially controlling as much of your life as possible not the other way around.

So it isn't about self reliance....actually self reliance is what I'd advise for everyone personally. Not that it's that possible for most.

Economic and social surveillance and control....The western form of the Chinese credit system slowly inched in.

Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2021 7.17pm)

And in turn you will have no choice but to be dependent on the state as there will only be jobs for the well educated and well off.

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 21 7.32pm
Originally posted by SW19 CPFC And in turn you will have no choice but to be dependent on the state as there will only be jobs for the well educated and well off. Yep and everyone has to be a good little boy and girl or you don't get your annual holiday or whatever. And god forbid you oppose the system. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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31 Mar 21 7.32pm

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

And in turn you will have no choice but to be dependent on the state as there will only be jobs for the well educated and well off.

Yep and everyone has to be a good little boy and girl or you don't get your annual holiday or whatever.

And god forbid you oppose the system.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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cryrst The garden of England 31 Mar 21 7.42pm
Originally posted by SW19 CPFC And in turn you will have no choice but to be dependent on the state as there will only be jobs for the well educated and well off. Nah I don't think that's true. The issues are that 'jobs' have to be valued in any knowledge or ability level. Its all about being non reliant on the state during our working age lives. Be proud to have a job and thats important for self respect and should not be devalued to how clever or well off you are. Sadly kids being forced to school till 18 hasn't helped as some and I would say a big some are not academic at all and that's blatantly obvious by exam results from 6th form. They dont care and just want to work and earn a shilling. Who are hmg to say otherwise and thats all colours and im virtually a brum Just thinking has gang culture been exacerbated since this rule was brought in. Interesting to look at the figures.
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The garden of England 31 Mar 21 7.42pm

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

And in turn you will have no choice but to be dependent on the state as there will only be jobs for the well educated and well off.

Nah I don't think that's true. The issues are that 'jobs' have to be valued in any knowledge or ability level. Its all about being non reliant on the state during our working age lives. Be proud to have a job and thats important for self respect and should not be devalued to how clever or well off you are. Sadly kids being forced to school till 18 hasn't helped as some and I would say a big some are not academic at all and that's blatantly obvious by exam results from 6th form. They dont care and just want to work and earn a shilling.
Who are hmg to say otherwise and thats all colours and im virtually a brum
Just thinking has gang culture been exacerbated since this rule was brought in. Interesting to look at the figures.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 Mar 21 7.49pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays I think the state is looking to edge towards essentially controlling as much of your life as possible not the other way around. So it isn't about self reliance....actually self reliance is what I'd advise for everyone personally. Not that it's that possible for most. Economic and social surveillance and control....The western form of the Chinese credit system slowly inched in. Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2021 7.17pm) I think it�s going to happen with automation. More and more people will be made effectively useless and worthless in what they�re worth to society. I don�t see a great reset or an immediate one, but I can see a gradual squeezing of wealth and opportunities to make wealth or just a decent life, while the elites and huge businesses dominate. The only way to beat that is to go more and more local. And the way for big businesses to beat that is to financially damage those demanding local products and services. So what will they do with government assistance? Amazon etc avoiding almost any tax is quite unbelievable. Unfortunately too many see these changes positively, while forgetting, or ignoring, people who tell them it won�t be what they thought, or it was intended to be so many years and generations in the future, when their families suffer, because that�s what will happen. Removing incentives is doomed. There�s too many stupid people who will accept this or want it so I have no hope for any objections to it. America might be even more tempting to escape the way this country and Europe could be going than I thought. A country that can sustain itself, has all climates the world has to offer, and might just have enough rejection to this evaporation of freedom, choice, opportunity and incentive. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 31 Mar 21 7.49pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I think the state is looking to edge towards essentially controlling as much of your life as possible not the other way around.

So it isn't about self reliance....actually self reliance is what I'd advise for everyone personally. Not that it's that possible for most.

Economic and social surveillance and control....The western form of the Chinese credit system slowly inched in.

Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2021 7.17pm)

I think it�s going to happen with automation. More and more people will be made effectively useless and worthless in what they�re worth to society. I don�t see a great reset or an immediate one, but I can see a gradual squeezing of wealth and opportunities to make wealth or just a decent life, while the elites and huge businesses dominate. The only way to beat that is to go more and more local. And the way for big businesses to beat that is to financially damage those demanding local products and services. So what will they do with government assistance? Amazon etc avoiding almost any tax is quite unbelievable.

Unfortunately too many see these changes positively, while forgetting, or ignoring, people who tell them it won�t be what they thought, or it was intended to be so many years and generations in the future, when their families suffer, because that�s what will happen. Removing incentives is doomed. There�s too many stupid people who will accept this or want it so I have no hope for any objections to it.

America might be even more tempting to escape the way this country and Europe could be going than I thought. A country that can sustain itself, has all climates the world has to offer, and might just have enough rejection to this evaporation of freedom, choice, opportunity and incentive.

COYP

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