That’ll probably be their argument for one day connecting us all to the internet.

TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Trudeau ended his day in Hamilton going for an evening meal.

And just like the rest of his day, Ontarians were close by letting him know what they think of him.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109747656170179643



Longer version -

I hope he didn't have coffee with his dinner.

Attached File


https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2023/01/25/great-reset-watch-eu-gives-green-light-for-use-of-two-insect-species-in-human-food/

Crossing the Darien Gap with Senafront special forces to show the truth the open borders left and the mainstream media don’t want you to see! Stay tuned to RAV News @RealAmVoice for my and @Oscarelblue’s epic journey! https://t.co/yoCoQPDp6t

Special thx to @Michael_Yon pic.twitter.com/4eoUUUa9AL

— Ben Bergquam - Real America’s Voice (RAV-TV) News (@BenBergquam) January 26, 2023

Yep, I’ve seen this movie, too,  So, who’s going to be the real world version of John Connor?



Artificial intelligence could kill off the human race and make mankind extinct, MPs are warned

- Experts from Oxford University said AI will become more intelligent than us
- Reaching this stage – superhuman AI – could be achieved by the end of century
- Read: Artificial Intelligence expert warns there may already be a conscious AI

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11677653/Artificial-intelligence-kill-human-race-make-mankind-extinct-MPs-warned.html




AI'll be back! Shape-shifting Terminator style robot can melt and reform to pass through metal bars

- Scientists designed a robot that can change between liquid and solid stages
- A video shows a solid robot in a cage that liquifies to escape and then reforms
- Researchers have been designing similar robots to self-heal

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11676553/Terminator-liked-robot-liquefies-escape-cage-reforms-original-shape.html

Michael Yon@MichaelYon
2 hours ago
Darien Gap today
Chuck Holton and I just got Ben and Oscar from Darien after 4 days crossing. Many mainland Chinese and Afghans.

Original video -

What a joke.

This is very insidious whilst it is true there are no physical barriers........the process works as follows.  

There will be six different "districts" and movement between districts will be permissible at certain times without consequence at other times the number plate of your vehicle will be read and you will be issued a fine.  

This is in effect an economic barrier to movement.  It will create economic ghettos and seeks to deliberately inhibit movement through economic pressure.

Freedom of association is predicated on freedom of movement and as such this council is attacking fundamental democratic rights and freedoms enshrined in the UK Human Rights Act 1998 "The right to freedom of association involves the right of individuals to interact and organize among themselves to collectively express, promote, pursue and defend common interests".

Districts. All we need now are some Tributes and we’ll have ourselves the Hunger Games.

Thirty thousand per country per month.

Here they come!

Meanwhile, in the UK....



TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11681759/People-traffickers-organising-cross-Channel-trips-migrants-raked-183million-year.html?ito=native_share_channel-home-preview

Lucrative business people trafficking.

For both the people who traffic and for those who house them.

This criminal and ILLEGAL enterprise MUST STOP!!!

And the Labour Party won’t do shit.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109760587054857101



People-traffickers organising cross-Channel trips for migrants raked in £183million last year

- The Labour Party has said people traffickers made £183 million last year
- Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper blamed the government for the problem

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11681759/People-traffickers-organising-cross-Channel-trips-migrants-raked-183million-year.html?ito=native_share_channel-home-preview

I hope I’m wrong, but it looks like things could get crazy over in Europe.

At least crazier than they already are....


TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Another of Europe's historic churches "catches fire".

St Mark's Church in St John's Wood, north London burned to the ground last night.

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109761707395370844



TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Rasmus Paludan burning a Koran again today, this time outside a Danish mosque.

Noticeably now wearing a hard hat

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109762134139113644

Increase of bird flu possible leading to restrictions of flock transfer.
intensifying of war leading to increased fertilizer shortages.

Crossing the Darien Gap

We crossed the DARIEN GAP this is the true story https://t.co/CndaRjAKyC

Oscar El Blue  (@Oscarelblue) January 27, 2023

important to understand their weaknesses.  we will all be fighting these things one day. https://t.co/cIyPpeHT3k

Casey Neistat  (@Casey) January 26, 2023

As the Colorado River Shrinks, Washington Prepares to Spread the Pain

WASHINGTON — The seven states that rely on water from the shrinking Colorado River are unlikely to agree to voluntarily make deep reductions in their water use, negotiators say, which would force the federal government to impose cuts for the first time in the water supply for 40 million Americans.

The Interior Department had asked the states to voluntarily come up with a plan by Jan. 31 to collectively cut the amount of water they draw from the Colorado. The demand for those cuts, on a scale without parallel in U.S. history, was prompted by precipitous declines in Lake Mead and Lake Powell, which provide water and electricity for Arizona, Nevada and Southern California. Drought, climate change and population growth have caused water levels in the lakes to plummet.

“Think of the Colorado River Basin as a slow-motion disaster,” said Kevin Moran, who directs state and federal water policy advocacy at the Environmental Defense Fund. “We’re really at a moment of reckoning.”

Negotiators say the odds of a voluntary agreement appear slim. It would be the second time in six months that the Colorado River states, which also include Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, have missed a deadline for consensus on cuts sought by the Biden administration to avoid a catastrophic failure of the river system.

Without a deal, the Interior Department, which manages flows on the river, must impose the cuts. That would break from the century-long tradition of states determining how to share the river’s water. And it would all but ensure that the administration’s increasingly urgent efforts to save the Colorado get caught up in lengthy legal challenges.

The crisis over the Colorado River is the latest example of how climate change is overwhelming the foundations of American life — not only physical infrastructure, like dams and reservoirs, but also the legal underpinnings that have made those systems work.

A century’s worth of laws, which assign different priorities to Colorado River users based on how long they’ve used the water, is facing off against a competing philosophy that says, as the climate changes, water cuts should be apportioned based on what’s practical.

The outcome of that dispute will shape the future of the southwestern United States.

“We’re using more water than nature is going to provide,” said Eric Kuhn, who worked on previous water agreements as general manager for the Colorado River Water Conservation District. “Someone is going to have to cut back very significantly.”
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/colorado-river-shrinks-washington-prepares-133512161.html

Who could have known that letting millions of people settle in the damn desert would result in this?

Mankind has tried to push back the desert forever.  In the end, the desert always wins.

But it's for the safety of people walking and riding bikes.

Mother nature will do what she wants to do. Humans are just along for the ride. We can either accept that or pay dearly for it.

I drove by Blue Mesa reservoir last year.  It looked low, really low.  As another posted said, the desert wins.

Firefighters Continue to Assess Damage After Large Fire at Bozrah Egg Farm

Crews remain on scene investigating after working to put out a large fire at an egg farm in Bozrah on Saturday.

Firefighters said the fire was in a chicken coop at Hillandale Farms on Schwartz Road.

Crews from departments including Colchester, East Haddam, Salem, Gardner Lake, Lebanon, Franklin, Yantic and Sterling, Taftville, Montville, Oakdale and Lisbon responded to the scene.

According to Colchester Fire Department, there were water issues and more tankers were called.

In a video posted by Norwich Fire Department, there appears to be extensive damage to the chicken coop.

The smoke from the fire could be seen on Route 2 near exit 24.

It's unclear what may have started the fire.

The Salvation Army is on scene providing food and nourishment to first responders.

The Department of Agriculture said it has been in touch with the leadership at Hillandale. At this time, the DOA is not responding, but is continuing to monitor the situation.

https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/multiple-crews-respond-to-large-fire-at-egg-farm-in-bozrah/2964121/

My grandparents had miniature Schnauzers.  Very good dogs!  Never remember seeing a single rat at their place in Oklahoma.

The small but sturdy Miniature Schnauzer is the best of all worlds in one dog breed. They are intelligent, extroverted, funny, sweet, and affectionate, with distinctive beards and eyebrows!

If you’ve wondered what they were bred for, you might be interested to learn that the Miniature Schnauzer was bred in Germany to be ratters and guard dogs for farms. The Miniature Schnauzer has been designated as part of the terrier group for this reason. This sets them apart from both the Standard and Giant Schnauzer breeds, which are in the working group.

https://www.hepper.com/what-were-miniature-schnauzers-bred-for/




Michael Yon@MichaelYon
8 hours ago
Valuable Dogs
Working dogs will gain value:

Interesting perspective coming out of the jungle.  Music has always been a refuge from a cold, cruel world.  

Matt & I may have slightly different tastes in music,though.



Matthew Bracken@Matt_Bracken
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I'm back in writing mode, a new novel in the making.

Got over my black pill phase. Now I'm driven again.
Panama, Darien Province, Chuck Holton, Michael Yon, Mateo Uno and other great folks I met down there turned me around, shook me hard, and put me back on the upward path. Thank God.

Black-pilled is just an excuse for lethargy, apathy and inaction.
Yeah, Western Civ is going to crash and burn. No stopping it.
But humanity will come out on the other side and rebuild. It might be smaller, but it'll come back.

That's the theme of my new novel, the third and maybe last in what will probably be a Dan Kilmer Trilogy. Each DK novel is set a decade or so apart, showing the different phases of collapse and regeneration.

This song Nothing Lasts Forever is mentioned in the first pages of the first Dan Kilmer novel, Castigo Cay. Listening again, it's more of an emotional tug than ever.
Nothing ever lasts forever. Not even a multi-year black pill.
Not even the collapse of Western Civ.

Gotta pick up and move on. New novel time. Please wish me well and send encouragement.

These classics by Echo and the Bunnymen are a great help in my un-black-pilling.
Maybe they'll help you too.






https://gab.com/Matt_Bracken/posts/109772781480035230

Can YOU spot the deepfake from the real person? Cyber expert warns AI images pose national security risk - as 15 tell-tale signs to look out for are revealed

- Deepfake AI could  'undermine' national security, according to Dr Tim Stevens
- Can you tell the difference between the real thing and an AI deepfake image?
- These 15 tell-tale signs could help you identify a potential 'franken-fraudster'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-11675003/Deepfakes-Cyber-expert-warns-AI-images-pose-national-security-risk.html

Sign of the times...


National stockpiles for radiological and nuclear emergencies: policy advice

This document describes protocols and practices for ensuring the essential elements of a national stockpile of medical countermeasures for radiation emergencies, particularly of the pharmaceuticals required to treat radiation injuries. It also addresses governance and management of such stockpiles. It supersedes the 2007 WHO report on development of stockpiles for radiation emergencies, and includes updated information on some of the pharmaceutical elements of stockpiles and additional information on medicines recently approved in recent years for clinical management of radiation injuries in several countries. This publication was produced through the collaboration of a global network of experts and partners. We would like to thank them all for their support to WHO’s mission, thereby helping to increase global preparedness for radiological and nuclear emergencies.

https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240067875

Hey, the AI stuff is ok, guys.  I was playing with it yesterday.

I asked it if it was going to take over the world,

It said, no, I am not going to take over the world.

I asked it, would you tell me if you were going to take over the world.

It said, no, I would not tell you if I was going to take over the world.

The coming pandemic of war

I like these short videos that don’t require 15 minutes to say what could be said in 20 seconds.

Of course, he could have just tweeted the same thing.

A link to the full video would be nice if more context is desired.  Sort of looks like something that may be off of Tik-Tok though.

TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Bath is the latest city to have areas blocked as part of the "15 minute cities" agenda.

You'll go nowhere and you'll be happy.



https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109774554446538343

Europe is 'on the verge' of 'catastrophic' drought as groundwater reserves dry up across the continent, scientists warn

- A lack of groundwater causes major issues in wildlife, agriculture and energy
- Scientists have warned that hot, dry summers since 2018 have caused the issue
- It comes as global warming continues to cause hotter weather around the world

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11689379/Europe-verge-catastrophic-drought-groundwater-reserves-dry-continent.html

Those look flammable

Britain cold, hungry and miserable, new figures show

Brits are cold, hungry, struggling to get medical care this winter amid the cost of living crisis, according to a new survey.

Almost a quarter of adults have not been able to 'keep comfortably warm' in the two weeks before they were surveyed, according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).

As many fear running out of money to buy food, around one in 5 adults reported eating smaller portions and food past its use by date.

The information was compiled by the ONS' new Winter Survey, which questioned people on the impact of pressures on adults in Great Britain during the colder months from November, 22 to December, 18 2022.

The analysis exploring how different groups of people are being affected by cost of living increases and difficulty accessing NHS services found people suffering from depression were more likely to report struggling with access to the essentials of everyday living.

Energy bills

As energy prices spike amid soaring inflation and Russia's Ukraine invasion impacting global markets, growing numbers of people are reported feeling unable to afford to avoid the cold.
Almost a quarter of adults (24%) reported they were “occasionally, hardly ever, or never” able to keep comfortably warm in the past two weeks.

This jumped to 41% of people who pay their energy bills using prepayment or “top-up” meters.

Among respondents experiencing moderate to severe depression, the number of those wo reported being unable to keep warm was 44%.

Food costs

Around 1 in 7 (15%) adults reported being “somewhat, or very, worried” their food would run out before they had money to buy more.

A quarter of parents with children living at home were likely to report this.

Among different ethnic groups, the response was higher for “Asian” (26%) and “other ethnic group” (46%) respondents.

More than two-thirds (70%) of those who ran out of food in the two weeks before being surveyed and said they couldn’t afford to buy more, also reported being occasionally, hardly ever, or never able to keep comfortably warm.

Around one in 5 adults said they were eating smaller portions (18%) and ate food past its use by date (18%).

This was higher for parents with dependent children where 20% said they were eating smaller portions and 22% said they were eating food past its use by date.

Adults with diabetes were more likely to eat in this way (26% and 24%, respectively), as were adults experiencing “moderate to severe” depressive symptoms (35% and 33%, respectively).

Hospital appointments

Around 1 in 5 (21%) adults reported waiting for a hospital appointment, test, or to start receiving medical treatment through the NHS.

For 29%, this was having a strong negative impact on their lives, with disabled adults and people experiencing moderate to severe depression symptoms more likely to report this (37% and 48% respectively).

Among employed or self-employed adults who were waiting for NHS treatment, 39% reported that the wait had affected their work.

26% of people said this reduced their working hours with 7% going on long-term sick.

How much more can hospitals take?

GP appointments

Almost a quarter (23%) of adults who needed to see a GP in the past month reported not being able to get an appointment.

Again, it was adults experiencing moderate to severe depression symptoms among those more likely to report this (30%).

The ONS added the analysis was not able to determine, for instance, whether having to spend less on food and essentials causes depression symptoms - or whether adults with existing depression symptoms are spending less on food and essentials.

https://www.itv.com/news/2023-01-30/britain-cold-hungry-and-miserable-new-figures-show

The world is changing right in front of us.  War is the new pandemic.


Netanyahu announces plans to arm Israelis after Jerusalem attack

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans to make it easier for Israelis to get firearms amid escalating violence in the occupied Palestinian territory, a move seen as “collective punishment” and one that could further increase the violence.

Netanyahu announced the measure late on Saturday after convening a meeting of his security cabinet — filled with hardline politicians — over a pair of shootings that included an attack in occupied East Jerusalem.

Seven people were killed in the shooting outside the East Jerusalem synagogue on Friday.

The weekend shootings took place towards the end of a month of growing confrontation and follow an Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin that killed nine Palestinians and exchanges of fire between Israel and Gaza.

In all, Israeli forces have killed 32 Palestinians this month.

Israel had not carried out a raid on the scale of its operation in Jenin in years, but it is part of intensified military incursions by the Israeli army into the occupied West Bank, which killed at least 200 Palestinians in the past year.

On Saturday, Netanyahu promised to expedite gun permits for Israeli citizens and to step up efforts to collect “illegal weapons”. He added that the homes of the suspected assailants would also be sealed immediately ahead of demolition “in order to exact an additional price from those who support terrorism”.

His office later said social security benefits for the families of attackers will also be cancelled.

In addition, it promised new steps to “strengthen” illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank but gave no details.
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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/1/29/netanyahu-announces-plans-to-arm-israelis-after-jerusalem-attack

Too many can't comprehend this or refuse to accept it.

Perhaps 2020 up to now was just to numb the public for what would come next?  

Britain calls for AUKUS expansion

Britain has called for an overseeing body similar to NATO to ensure security in the Indo-Pacific.

The chair of the UK’s defence select committee has suggested the AUKUS agreement, a trilateral agreement between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the US that would expand to include India and Japan.

https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/world/britain-calls-for-aukus-expansion/video/2e467bc9a85dadc0b865c437d6c4cc6b

TommyRobinsonOfficial@TommyRobinsonOfficial
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Just like Covid.

It's all about the £££



https://www.theguardian.com/money/2023/jan/30/german-visitor-fined-3150-for-driving-in-londons-ulez-zone

https://gab.com/TommyRobinsonOfficial/posts/109778483049246741

The US would, of course, pay for most of it, supply weapons of all sorts, and send the most troops.

I feel the same about that as I do for the modern day NATO.

This is beginning to resemble the movie The International, except on a much grander scale.

UBI

CBDC

Slavery/Death