Comments by "" (@billyandrew) on "Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen" channel.

  1. They are not UK riots! Nothing of the sort is taking place in Scotland. I'll let your Irish and Welsh viewers speak for themselves.
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  2. We make plans, then life interferes and destroys them. Right now you and your's are alive and have options. Life is not going to leave you alone to quietly get on with things. It is going to smother you or you will fight back. It's going to keep throwing things at you and the more you dig in your heels, trying to maintain the status quo, the more rapid and more numerous will be the events that occur. Life is fluid and stagnancy is it's opposite. It's time to relearn how to adapt, to face whatever crops up head on. In my sixties, I'm bloodyminded enough to just trample over whatever is put in my path to slow me down, make my life more difficult, less pleasant or even unpleasant. I won't be beaten, it's that simple. I will adapt, therefore I will succeed. This period of self doubt you are undergoing is temporary. Nothing, ourselves included, as you pointed out, stays the same. Time to pick yourself up and do what you have to do...adapt.
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  3. @carmichael moritz Obey? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  4. One hundred and twenty-seven cases. We were warned, over two years ago, that we were about to be overwhelmed. One hundred and twenty-seven cases, worldwide...in two years. The WHO were publicly called out by the Mexican govt, in June, for lying and attributing the death of a man, in Mexico, to Mpox. Less than a week later a CDC spokesperson falsely claimed every case of Mpox results in death. It's an old policy, usually employed commercially. I call it the What will the market bear? principle. You put the price up on a product or service. If folk still pay, fine. If not, you drop the price, wait awhile, then raise it again. I've observed it happening for decades. This market is different, but they're applying the same principle - How many lies will the market bear, before the people stop buying them? Eight billion folk and one hundred and twenty-seven cases. Can you say SCAM demic?!
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  5. Confined to your home, they will control your domestic fuel supply. They will control your food supply. They will control your water supply. You will be designated a social score. You will be designated a carbon score. Your electronic communication devices phone, tablet, laptop, computer) will be controlled (time spent on them) and more openly monitored, rather than employing questionable and illegal methods, as they currently do. What exciting lives we won't lead, eh? I live in a city. I get out, whenever I can and have been bushcrafting for over half a decade now. There are hills, nearby, with mountains further afield, both within walking distance, if I camp out. I get the mindset of those that wish to comply, but it's not for me. The same ones that turned on me for breaking lockdowns, for refusing the vax, for living freely, basically, but mostly for applying critical thinking. The ones that still make no apology for calling me reckless, irresponsible, selfish, uncaring, a granny or baby killer, that excuse themselves for their blind obedience, cowardice, herd/crowd mentality. I still anger them, because they are now suffering the health consequences, now recognise their own weaknesses, now wish they'd been stronger, that feel guilt, but cannot express it, because they are unable to accept they were wrong, preferring to gaslight me instead. A part of me pities them, but most of me doesn't. Do I forgive them? Not really. Do I think I am better than them? No, I'm different to them, physically stronger, that's for sure, but more mentally stronger, too, which was evident before, but which strengthened, as a result of being ostracised, verbally abused. If I ever thought I was better than them I'd be lowering my own standards. I have an unshakeable sense of self worth and have never felt the need for affirmation from others. I give praise and credit where it's due, but have never seen the value of fawning and feeding the ego of others. I have few friends, those who I have are of a similar mindset to my own. I'm happy to chat on subjects that interest me or sit in companionable or solitary silence without the need to fill it. I'm not an emotionless robot, I feel things deeply, but see the humour in a lot of things, sometimes to an irreverent degree that most folk don't understand and I'm a practical joker. I decided, long ago, that it's okay to be different. You need to be different to be a survivor. Thanks for uploading the vid!
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