Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "Godfrey Bloom Official" channel.

  1. Anyone who still persists in putting their trust in this or any possible UK government, needs to wake up.
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  2. ken The Great Taking.
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  3. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  4. Everyone I tell of this situation just gives me that glazed look - that 'everything will turn out fine' look. They are in for such a shock.
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  5. David Indeed. The same people who put it about that money does not bring happiness: those with money.
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  6.  @EnglishVeteran  Do you think it might be possible that said small committee could be in league with the famous bloodline?
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  7. Very informative, thank you.
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  8. Pull my finger!
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  9. By this time it is clear that the economy, our means of obtaining wealth, is viewed by all those in power and of whatever stripe, as the prey that must be brought down.
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  10. geo_neo Knowledge of how money works is empowerment. The lack of such is slavery. I'm with everything else you say; but young people's ignorance regarding money is very much, and issue.
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  11. Living in and looking at the economies of the West right now, I think the word 'Titanic' is used very aptly, maybe rather cheekily. Holed beneath the water line and irretrievably going down. Basically, we in the West had it so good for so long, that we got lazy, physically and psychologically. From the outset of this war our media and the chat in the street/pub (little that there is - and that's another indicator of our indolence) is that the armaments and technology of Russia cannot hope to compete with what we have got. As Mr Bloom points out, that is very far from today's reality.
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  12. He didn't fail. Johnson carried out his instructions successfully. He managed to fool the British public - making full use of psychological manipulation - into the belief that they were in mortal peril from a middle-ranking virus, such that it was accepted as necessary to shut down and damage the economy that feeds us all. He then presided over an Exchequer which used the situation as an excuse to print billions of pounds to increase the money supply, thereby decreasing the buying power of everyone's wages/pensions/savings - true inflation - now described as "Putins's price-hike". The WEF plan was initiated with great efficiency. If Johnson ever does actually leave office, it will be left to another of their accolytes to carry on the mission.
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  13. michelle I think that might be the plan.
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  14. That helps a lot, thank you. How easy - or not - is it to take coins with you when travelling abroad? What are the restrictions?
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  15.  @GodfreyBloomOfficial  Thank you.
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  16. Trump recently showed his true colours when he colluded with House of Representatives Speaker, Mike Johnson, in getting the latest batch of $$$billions of 'aid' to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
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  17. barry Stop voting. It doesn't work.
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  18.  @mjkittredge  In what specific respect? You're of the opinion that the Russians are lacking in technological resources?
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  19.  @gillps5130  Fewer than now, surely. Your point being?
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  20. I so want to do my own risk-assessment about going for a few pints at the New Inn tomorrow night. Some people have done that for me.
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  21. Anecdote. Wilsden, Nr Bingley, W. Yorks'. A couple near me, both early 70s, quite active, went for the jab on Monday morning. That same evening he was ambulanced to hospital in a bad way. She took ill next day, she too rushed to hospital. Both very ill for a few days. She was back home yesterday and looking dreadful apparently. When my mate came home from work (he lives next-door to the couple) she was stood looking out the window. He went to ask how things were, speaking through the window as best he could. She just gave the thumbs down signal and then held her hand up flat to signal 'five'. Turns out the husband died at five pm. Be aware. This is not fiction.
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  22. Basically, the world's bankers who actually run the show, judge this to be the time at which they can extend their power so that they own everything. Yes, they are already in possession of so much, but they are now coming for the middle classes or more specifically, for the businesses they own and run, and all the assets thereof. This of course would never be tolerated by said asset owners, and so it has to be taken from them. The politicians of the US, Europe and some other nations, have been recruited and have put lockdown in place, not to 'wage war on the virus' but to hold the small/medium business sector's head underwater until it stops its infernal twitching. At that point - and in the constructed mayhem and utter societal chaos and the destitution of the people - the bankers will offer their 'solution' to our problem: an offer we will be in no position to refuse. The offer? Accept your digital wallet, in which we will put enough funds each month to keep you fed, clothed and housed to the standard of our choosing based upon your habits and behaviour. Call me a 'conspiracy theorist' if you will; then come back in one year's time.
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