The usual way for a country to operate is to keep the people under control, the ways that have been creeping in are to increasingly blind-side the masses, by creeping in new ways to reduce the so called 'freedom' of that people.
Initiatives to increase martial law, on the pretext of protecting us from terrorism, have been snowballing in recent years, and are only a part of the bigger plot that have been years in design and scheming.
Slavery through Taxes and inequality of money, are all silent killers of the masses, so that we have become distracted away from living an enhanced and vibrant LIFE, instead we are shackled to stress and therefore very easily manipulated.
The latest creeping in of initiatives to keep the masses dis-empowered is withdrawal of cash. This will work to exclude those, already marginalised, who have no cash-cards or bank facilities from being in the MARKET, by not being able to earn a few pounds to buy some food or pay for some shelter, in this extremely and increasingly unequal MARKET that we call LIFE. Also Globals own most of the food distribution centres in the shape of supermarkets and hypermarkets, and have actively worked to put small shop owners and independent traders out of business.
By corralling food distributions into their own camps, they have total power in that MARKET.
Those that have toed-the-line will have their liberty removed, bit by bit.
So discreet is the planning, by design, that people cannot see what is coming.
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The sinister threat of “convenience”
NICK O'CONNOR
Dear Reader,
In March 2016, food chain Tossed became the first British shop to only accept payment by card.
Its founder, Vincent McKevitt, said at the time:
“This unique solution allows our team to focus their energy on our speed of production.”
Well, good for Tossed.
Most people will have thought nothing of it. It’s just another technological step forward. Not having to carry cash around will be more convenient, if anything.
No doubt it will be. But this “convenience” works both ways...
Imagine the following situation.
The stock market crashes. Talks of a recession ensue. The government desperately needs to get money flowing into the economy, so the Bank of England lower rates to negative -5%.
What are you going to do?
Withdraw your cash, of course...
Except you can’t. Because it doesn’t exist.
Faced with seeing your hard-earned money slowly confiscated at a rate of 5% a year, you have no choice. Better go out and spend it, right? Buy shares. Buy another house, a car, a set of steak knives. Just buy something!
This is Financial Martial Law.
And fund manager Tim Price believes it’s coming to Britain – unwittingly supported by business owners like McKevitt, who can’t see beyond commercial ramifications.
Britain is an increasingly cash-free society. And the trend is only going one way.
Make no mistake, this is going to have enormous consequences for financial markets – starting with the sterling in your bank account.
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