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No sex, no alcohol, no books
No sex, no alcohol, no booksInternational Network - Jan 29, 2023
A look at the current agenda that seems to be slyly pushed by social engineers.
As the Big Break is in full swing, with the suspension of mRNA bioweapons seemingly imminent (and all the explosive fallout that will follow), one could be forgiven for overlooking the other, relatively subtle, social programming that is increasingly forcing its way through the military-grade psychological operation that is mainstream media.
On my apocalypse bingo card, I've long counted 'prohibition' – but not just for booze, for 'love' as well. Does that sound like a bit too much conspiracy to you? Well, let’s break down the building blocks of my definitely-not-clickbitch-because-I-am-slyly-shadow-banned headline…
First, my predictions regarding the alcohol ban:
I've talked about this before, and others have understandably objected, "but why would depopulation-obsessed overlords want to ban alcohol when alcohol abuse helps kill so many people?" ? ". I say it's because of the “alcohol paradox,” a phenomenon that causes heavy drinkers to live longer than teetotalers (yes, you read that right). Abuse of alcohol or any other substance is unquestionably bad, and there are obviously some problem drinkers who need to stop, but the fact remains that regular alcohol consumption is linked to longevity. increased. This seems to be because alcohol consumption is very often linked to increased socializing – it often takes place at pubs, parties, picnics, etc. – and because the protective effects of social connectedness on health are so powerful that they help counteract many of the health hazards associated with alcohol consumption – making alcohol consumption and socializing a statistically healthier activity than abstinence alone.
So, since the lords want us to be as lonely and isolated as possible (particularly because loneliness and isolation are strongly predictive of an early death), one of the main facilitators of regular and sustained socialization in Great -Brittany – alcohol – must disappear.
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Letter to Dmitri Medvedev, by Lotfi Hadjiat
Letter to Dmitri Medvedev, by Lotfi HadjiatThe Free Thinker - Dec 31, 2022
You are not unaware, dear Dmitri Medvedev, that your latest political and economic forecasts for the year 2023 have caused the astonishment of European and Western chancelleries.
It is true that this new year promises to be full of uncertainties and worries... some people fear not the end of History, not the end of civilization but downright the end of humanity... it would be very sad, because after centuries and millennia of philosophical, poetic, artistic quest..., men and women have still not elucidated what humanity could be, and it would be tragic if humanity disappeared without she was able to elucidate her nature and fulfill her destiny.
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Medvedev's predictions for 2023
International Network - Dec 31, 2022
Medvedev made 'futuristic assumptions' for 2023
Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia, made several futuristic assumptions about what could happen in the world in 2023. He wrote about it on his official Telegram channel.
According to Medvedev, next year the price of oil could rise to 150 dollars per barrel, and that of gas to 5000 dollars per thousand cubic meters. He also considered Britain returning to the European Union. However, such a scenario could lead to the dissolution of the organization and the abolition of the euro as the currency of the old EU.
“Possession by Poland and Hungary of the Western Regions of the Former Ukraine. Creation of a Fourth Reich from Germany and its satellites. War between France and the Fourth Reich. The partition of Europe, including a further division of Poland,” Medvedev added as part of his hypothesis.
It provided for the separation of Northern Ireland from Great Britain, as well as membership in the Republic of Ireland. The Deputy Prime Minister considered a possible civil war in the United States, the separation of California and Texas into independent countries and the victory of businessman Elon Musk in the next presidential elections.
Medvedev also mentioned the possible relocation of all major stock exchanges and financial activities from the United States and Europe to Asia, the fall of the Bretton Woods financial system, including the IMF and the World Bank. Furthermore, he suggested the abandonment of the euro and the dollar as world reserve currencies and a return to the gold standard.
