Unusual sightings relating to lockdown. Control of the masses

[HAARPING_On]

All links in nicely with the Government drifting out information that they want to turn the "SMART" motorways into toll roads and everyone will be charged by the mileage they do... expect to see massive roll-out on ANPR cameras over the next couple of years to facilitate this.

Edited November 18, 2020 by HAARPING_On
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[suspicioustimes]

22 hours ago, Grumpy Owl said:

 

Interesting you mention that. West Midlands Police recently put up a link on their Facebook page to a survey asking for peoples' opinions.

 

 

 

 

Can't even spell 'ageing' correctly...

 

 

 

its ok its to keep us "safe"

[Grumpy Owl]

9 hours ago, HAARPING_On said:

All links in nicely with the Government drifting out information that they want to turn the "SMART" motorways into toll roads and everyone will be charged by the mileage they do... expect to see massive roll-out on ANPR cameras over the next couple of years to facilitate this.

 

Well yes, there's that as well. After all, if they're pushing for us all to switch to electric vehicles, they need a way to recover the 'loss' of fuel duty (tax).

 

Far from being cheaper to run, in the long term electric vehicles will have no cost benefit, especially when the cost of electricity starts to go up too - remember those EVs still need to be charged from mains electricity.

[DarianF]

A new species has been discovered. https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/covid-marshals

[itsnotallrightjack]

On 11/16/2020 at 5:18 PM, QuestionEverything20 said:

Recently in my town they have been replacing the street lamps. I could be over thinking it but I thought fuck it I’m going to ask them what they are doing. Apparently they are converting them to energy saving bulbs, I questioned as to why they need to replace the whole top of the light and why it’s now got an aerial on top they couldn't come up with any reasonable answer. I’m convinced it’s do with the 5g rollout which is coming soon 

 

Every time I see old footage from the twentieth century with those old gas street lamps, I sigh. They looked so beautiful. The lights we have today are so fugly.

 

Amazingly there were some Victorian ones still working in London in 2015. I wonder if they are still there?

 

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2015/dec/25/londons-last-gas-street-lamps

 

I bet the eco nutters want to get rid of them. 

[itsnotallrightjack]

On 11/18/2020 at 7:23 PM, Grumpy Owl said:

 

Well yes, there's that as well. After all, if they're pushing for us all to switch to electric vehicles, they need a way to recover the 'loss' of fuel duty (tax).

 

Far from being cheaper to run, in the long term electric vehicles will have no cost benefit, especially when the cost of electricity starts to go up too - remember those EVs still need to be charged from mains electricity.

 

Boris is living in cloud cuckoo land if he thinks wind farms can power all our island's electricity and run all transport on electric "vehicles." 

 

Electric vehicles are not fit for purpose;  they need to be  charged after a few miles, meaning people who have to drive long distances for work would have to stop and sit for a few hours a day while they charge up. 

 

And how are people who live in flats going to charge them near their home? I expect they would have to find a point in the street and find queues of cars parked waiting to charge theirs.

 

Absolutely useless for those who live in very rural areas too- I don't even need to go into why.

 

Not that it affects me per se, as I can't drive and ride a bicycle but I feel sorry for drivers.

[itsnotallrightjack]

On 11/21/2020 at 8:56 PM, DarianF said:

A new species has been discovered. https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/covid-marshals

 

 

[k_j_evans]

The only way electric vehicles can work is if you hire them and swap for a freshly charged one at each post inn/garage (like changing the horses). No useif you have a van full of goods or tools, of course, but we'll own nothing and be happy. Pfft!

[Grumpy Owl]

On 11/28/2020 at 8:29 AM, itsnotallrightjack said:

Electric vehicles are not fit for purpose;  they need to be  charged after a few miles, meaning people who have to drive long distances for work would have to stop and sit for a few hours a day while they charge up. 

 

And how are people who live in flats going to charge them near their home? I expect they would have to find a point in the street and find queues of cars parked waiting to charge theirs.

 

The 'range' of electric vehicles is admittedly improving, meaning they can go further before needing recharging, certainly more than a 'few miles'. Here in the West Midlands, we have a number of electric buses now, which can do a whole day's service on a single charge, before being recharged overnight.

 

But the ultimate aim is that only a 'select few' will be able to afford to own and operate their own 'private' electric vehicles, while the rest of us have to make do with using public transport within the cities in order to commute to/from work. One only has to look at recent development plans to see a distinct lack of parking provision.

[itsnotallrightjack]

7 hours ago, Grumpy Owl said:

 

The 'range' of electric vehicles is admittedly improving, meaning they can go further before needing recharging, certainly more than a 'few miles'. Here in the West Midlands, we have a number of electric buses now, which can do a whole day's service on a single charge, before being recharged overnight.

 

But the ultimate aim is that only a 'select few' will be able to afford to own and operate their own 'private' electric vehicles, while the rest of us have to make do with using public transport within the cities in order to commute to/from work. One only has to look at recent development plans to see a distinct lack of parking provision.

 

They do not go that far compared with normal cars. Journeys in them going from say Manchester to the Midlands would require at least a couple of half hours stops whilst charging the battery. I've a friend who drives long distances ( self employed photographer) and he told me an electric car would be of no use to him. Bus drivers in my city hate the electric buses- they told me they take ages to start up in the morning and they break down a lot.

 

Yes, the aim is to force all the plebs onto stinky public transport, crammed in like sardines.

 

I avoid using public transport as much as possible. If I  can cycle I usually do.

 

If I had the money and wasn't afraid of driving I'd have got a car years ago. Must be great to never have to get on a stinky crowded bus.

 

 

[zArk]

12 hours ago, Grumpy Owl said:

 

 

But the ultimate aim is that only a 'select few' will be able to afford to own and operate their own 'private' electric vehicles, while the rest of us have to make do with using public transport within the cities in order to commute to/from work. One only has to look at recent development plans to see a distinct lack of parking provision.

manchester had a vote 12 years back regarding pay-by-mile and reducing cars in city centre (congestion charge) 2008

80% said NO

fastward --- ahhh i see the swing to 90% acquiescing to electric cars (remote controllable, trackable and instantly chargable)

[Yasmina]

On 11/13/2020 at 10:55 PM, CitizenX said:

One thing I have noticed over the past 2 weeks are what I can only describe as Fake Roadworks.

 

There are various road closures or temporary traffic lights in place on stretches of roads where sections are barricaded off but with no obvious work being done.

 

Some of the areas affected have had nothing done for at least 5 days, and it is baffling why this has happened simultaneously across the area I live in (West Yorkshire).

 

Anybody else notice the same thing? 

Myself and my family have noticed exactly the same thing. Fake roadworks and a lot of road closures too where no cars are allowed through, bicycles only. 

[rideforever]

I don't know if this counts, but in Brighton there has been a large increase in c***-behaviour all around.  From people moving in, moving out, neighbours, people in the streets ... abuse and nastiness of all sorts.  Many people I follow around the world experiencing the same.

The shitness in people is magnified by the insanity going on.

[Traveller]

29 minutes ago, rideforever said:

I don't know if this counts, but in Brighton there has been a large increase in c***-behaviour all around.  From people moving in, moving out, neighbours, people in the streets ... abuse and nastiness of all sorts.  Many people I follow around the world experiencing the same.

The shitness in people is magnified by the insanity going on.

 

I was down in Brighton a few months ago. Got targeted alot down there.

 

I think the nastiness is pretty much global. I saw an interesting meme once stating, in a much better way, that folk everywhere had become more aggressive and put it down to the advent of wifi. I've noticed a change in folk generally since wifi landed in the mid 2000s. I would hazard that it was, in some ways, a precursor to the current situation. 

 

I've noted that wifi directly affects the chest region. Likely due to this being the most powerful electromagnetic centre in the human biofield that must now work much harder as it's the primary motor that's been weakened. This has a direct affect on folks ability to be compassionate. This and that together...not good.

Edited December 1, 2020 by Traveller

[rideforever]

@Traveller

wifi does do something ... I also think that the violent shit they have on Netflix Amazon Prime is also programming people to be dark c***ts.  That's what they watch, conspiracy, tattoos, violence, darkness victory.  They are programming themselves.  And the world is turning black.  They love it.

And not to mention the porn ... women also have porn and 50 shades of grey ... this is also damaging to the vitality of people, makes them vulnerable to the dark attacks.

Don't think society was ever like this, Christian ethos prevented widescale indulgence in evil .. up to now.

I expect that the result with be a satanic world and an evil society, where strange things happening are the norm.

And dealing with Amazon returns and the c888tish behaviour of these vicious corporation also is damaging.

And so it goes

Edited December 1, 2020 by rideforever

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

On 11/18/2020 at 2:23 PM, Grumpy Owl said:

 

Well yes, there's that as well. After all, if they're pushing for us all to switch to electric vehicles, they need a way to recover the 'loss' of fuel duty (tax).

 

Far from being cheaper to run, in the long term electric vehicles will have no cost benefit, especially when the cost of electricity starts to go up too - remember those EVs still need to be charged from mains electricity.

All powered by Boris's wind turbines no doubt. HAARP better get busy whipping up a few cyclones off the North Sea coast.

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

On 11/29/2020 at 9:48 PM, itsnotallrightjack said:

 

They do not go that far compared with normal cars. Journeys in them going from say Manchester to the Midlands would require at least a couple of half hours stops whilst charging the battery. I've a friend who drives long distances ( self employed photographer) and he told me an electric car would be of no use to him. Bus drivers in my city hate the electric buses- they told me they take ages to start up in the morning and they break down a lot.

 

Yes, the aim is to force all the plebs onto stinky public transport, crammed in like sardines.

 

I avoid using public transport as much as possible. If I  can cycle I usually do.

 

If I had the money and wasn't afraid of driving I'd have got a car years ago. Must be great to never have to get on a stinky crowded bus.

 

 

It's amazing how we've regressed as a society. In the 60s and 70s, I used public transport all the time if I couldn't bike it. Buses were regular and British Rail - despite all the jokes about them - were pretty decent and would get you from A to B for a reasonable fare. Manchester had its own corporation buses, and so did Salford. We had several mainline stations then too. Mind you, the colour of Manchester's buildings was like the inside of a coal mine but I don't think that was down to buses and trains.

[Liam3880]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-55056570

[Nemuri Kyoshiro]

On 11/28/2020 at 3:20 AM, itsnotallrightjack said:

 

Every time I see old footage from the twentieth century with those old gas street lamps, I sigh. They looked so beautiful. The lights we have today are so fugly.

 

Amazingly there were some Victorian ones still working in London in 2015. I wonder if they are still there?

 

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2015/dec/25/londons-last-gas-street-lamps

 

I bet the eco nutters want to get rid of them. 

 

In the early 1960s, when I was about 9 or 10,  there was a back lane near our house that was still lit with gas lamps. There was even a lamplighter that would do his rounds in the evenings. I used to be in the church choir and we would walk along that path for choir practice. It was great in the winter when the snow was coming down because you could slide most of the way down on the way home. I expect the lamps have long gone.

 

As for London, watch this gem narrated by James Mason. It's enough to make you weep.

 

 

[itsnotallrightjack]

On 12/5/2020 at 4:26 PM, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

 

In the early 1960s, when I was about 9 or 10,  there was a back lane near our house that was still lit with gas lamps. There was even a lamplighter that would do his rounds in the evenings. I used to be in the church choir and we would walk along that path for choir practice. It was great in the winter when the snow was coming down because you could slide most of the way down on the way home. I expect the lamps have long gone.

 

As for London, watch this gem narrated by James Mason. It's enough to make you weep.

 

 

 

 

I bet that lane looked lovely! My mother remembers a gas lamp outside her house in the early 1950s when she was a small girl. She used to get given a jam sandwich for supper and she liked to eat it standing under the gas lamp. Sadly, the gas lamp is long gone as suspect the ones down that alley you knew are too.

 

I will watch that vid properly sometime. I saw a couple of mins of it. Those tower blocks sure are fugly, although at the time they were an "improvement" to the Victorian slums that some people in the early 20th century were living in; in the sense that they had running hot water, gas fires, bathrooms and indoor toilets for each household ( unlike before).

 

 

[itsnotallrightjack]

On 12/2/2020 at 1:29 PM, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

It's amazing how we've regressed as a society. In the 60s and 70s, I used public transport all the time if I couldn't bike it. Buses were regular and British Rail - despite all the jokes about them - were pretty decent and would get you from A to B for a reasonable fare. Manchester had its own corporation buses, and so did Salford. We had several mainline stations then too. Mind you, the colour of Manchester's buildings was like the inside of a coal mine but I don't think that was down to buses and trains.

 

Buses and trains were I live are usually reliable and fairly  regular  but although I don't mind trains, buses tend to be very packed and smelly ( although they are not packed at the moment due to the pandemic). 

[itsnotallrightjack]

On 12/2/2020 at 1:22 PM, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

All powered by Boris's wind turbines no doubt. HAARP better get busy whipping up a few cyclones off the North Sea coast.

 

Boris is living in cloud cuckoo land if he thinks wind turbines can provide all the electricity we need.

[Chazza]

On 12/1/2020 at 6:57 PM, rideforever said:

I don't know if this counts, but in Brighton there has been a large increase in c***-behaviour all around.  From people moving in, moving out, neighbours, people in the streets ... abuse and nastiness of all sorts.  Many people I follow around the world experiencing the same.

The shitness in people is magnified by the insanity going on.

Where I live now the same thing is happening. I was moved through no choice of my own 4 times in the pandemic. It’s used as a form of control and isolation. Then people locally where I am who have all been relocated have all slowly been going insane. Armed police.... insane people jumping fences with no shoes. Nieghbours reporting in nieghbours to housing. Housing officers and police trying to trick information out of people. Police sending out letters in the post encouraging people to report drug dealers, and prostitutes. Diabolical. 

[bamboozooka]

 

UK allowed mysterious 3-hour COVID-19 aerosol “test flight” over nation

 

https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-12-11-uk-mysterious-covid19-aerosol-test-flight.html

[Morpheus]

24 minutes ago, bamboozooka said:

 

UK allowed mysterious 3-hour COVID-19 aerosol “test flight” over nation

 

https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-12-11-uk-mysterious-covid19-aerosol-test-flight.html

Wtf is a covid aerosol?