Topic: Wanted - 'old-normal' nation (Read 596 times)

As the old is phased out, the people doing the phasing will have to make advantages for the new, or nobody will accept it.

Unfortunately all old technologies will be phased out with regards connectivity and only machines or equipment using "latest" protocols will be allowed communicate.These machines and equipment will of course be automatically updated with such mandatory updates for the "common greater good" to keep the population "safe and healthy"While many countries boast of internet speeds of an average 21 megabits per second some shadow networks can transfer 91 gigabits per second, or 91,000 megabits per second.6G is proposed to integrate 5G with GPS/Glonass/ or whatever satellite networks each grid will use for global coverage and 7G/7-8G ref will integrate satellite mirroring and mesh technology for a whole new  new integrated world.Welcome to the singularity.Surely yall know by know that tyranny comes in the form of safety and security.All it takes is the pretext and the following hashtag outcry for MOAR rules and regulations.Funnily enough not many are asking about the effects on the atmosphere,eco system and biological life on earth from these "new"...to the masses technologies."In generations beyond 5G, network operators will be connected to one single core—a nanocore. Combined with artificial intelligence, this nanocore will transform the mobile and wireless service that we know today.


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I thought they were going into Poland now.

Time for Germany to step up their own military expenditures again?

Trump is quietly calling some troops home... 9500 from German NATO.

Thanks God I still have my 1999-2010 cellphones somewhere in the house - and the older smartphones that allowed manual battery removal without having to open up the phone.

For now, you can still do the "trick" of installing a custom ROM without Google on it on Android. That saves you from those crappy, mandatory, sneaky updates.

But bad news: 2G and 3G networks are most likely gonna down at some point with the "nobody uses them anymore!" excuse, making older phones just useless. And there goes my smartphone straight into the trash can. Same thing will happen with physical fiat.

"Don't use banknotes, you're spreading the virus!"
"We recommend paying with credit card only to protect yourself from the virus"
"We have removed cash payments from our shop to help with COVID-19"
blah blah blah ==> "We decided to remove physical money as the circulation of it has gone down magically within the last year"

It's too obvious it'll happen at one point. The strategy US cops used to surround protesters & arrest them, but it's used virtually. Our options shrinked down to the point where you can't do anything but comply to the new shit.

There will be no "old normal". Never waste a good crisis but look on the bright side.All phones are getting free mandatory updates 

We absolutely DO have the old, normal nation. The government people are still trying to screw people. The medical is trying to make money off people. The fear of the people is causing them to do all kinds of ridiculous things like, wearing masks, going to the doctor for a simple cold or flu, social distancing, etc.


Almost technical, nutritional protection included:


HOW A COLD COULD PROTECT YOU FROM COVID

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft4bVtcQcGM

You have just about hit the nail right on its head here.While todays useful idiots are still trained to see racial and gender "inequalities" (false assumption due to the fact white straight males are the most oppressed minority) as modern day forms of slavery in line with historical reference points,it disguises the fact perfectly that DEBT is today's actual form of bondage and slavery and those who issue it are humanity's slave masters and today's governments and their agents are the enforcers while the corporate media churns out the narrative and spin.Governments who are outside the "cartel"'s control do not last long in business.It's a means to a very bad end 

~True story

Many apocalyptic works of fiction allow for 'break-away' populations, and in some cases they are the focus of the storyline.  Fiction has it's place in my calculations about the future for a few reasons which I won't go into.

Probably the biggest reason I suspect that 'break-aways' could be in the cards are that the social engineers have zero interest in 'eating their own dogfood.'  Bunkers and doomsday yachts are good for a while, but would get old after a few years.  Any system they design for the planet probably will contain some 'back doors.'

I now no longer believe it very practical to expect any of the current nation states to evolve into a break-away.  It's more likely that regions of certain of the current nation-states will evolve into some variation of a break-away.  Some combination of limited resources to capture and difficulty/cost in capturing the region (geographical, cultural/linguistic, etc) could be factors in the formation of such regions.

I do expect the possibility that some of the break-aways might evolve into 'new Silicon Valley' type affairs as they could attract interest in the tiny minority of people who have the basic aptitude to appreciate the significance of the revolution which just took place and do not wish to be involved in it (either as an exploiter or an exploited.)  I expect a pretty strong correlation between people who fit the above criteria and those who have technical skills, money, connections, etc.

Anyway, if anyone has theories about or observations of such break-away regions forming up, it would be interesting to know.

Uruguay and especially Montevideo is a beautiful country.
However, I prefer Brazil as I love the people there.
Totally is going to be my choice if I had to make a decision.

If they maintain appropriate nutrition and good hygiene, they won't need poison from the medical. There is enough poison from pollution to keep their immune systems active.

But please, don't you try it... staying away from the doctor. Why not? Because, just like the ill people, you will be poisoned (sooner or later) by the medical, and you will get ill. The medical will say you are ill from a virus, as usual, and they will treat you with more poison. Then you will die, and we will be down one poisoner. Better for the rest of us.

You should start doing some independent research... research like on George Naessens  and his Somatoscope. What's a Somatoscope? It's a microscope that can view live cells and tissues at 30,000 times.

Why should you do this independent research? Because you just might find out that viruses are part of cells that repair damage to cells. The damage comes from toxins... like the ones found in vaccines.

Why don't doctors generally understand this? Because their microscopes only go to 3,000 times. So they can't see what is really going on in cells.

But, but, but... electron microscopes see far greater magnification than 30,000 times. Yep, but it is all dead in an electron microscope. So, you can't see what it is doing via an electron microscope.

Quit being so retarded, and get some real research done.

if they stay away from medical. they wont get treated or tested.
so they still get ill. and still die. they just dont become a statistic.
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as for tvbcof
seems that idiot just wants to be a trump ass kisser.
trump says he wants old normal and suddenly tvbcof repeats
trump says idiot stuff about WHO and suddenly tvbcof repeats.

but tvbcof doesnt even do any independant research to know what WHO actually does do and what WHO can and cant do

Uruguay and Chile where two which I looked into, but in both cases it seemed that the government went pretty hard-core on lockdowns as was every other country in South America.

It is worth noting that most of my 'information' about the lockdowns comes by way of wikipedia and that is not necessarily the most reliable source.  I suppose it is probably right insofar as what policy is, but what I would really like to know is a boots-on-the-ground idea of how many of the average peeps are buying the scamdemic bullshit and with how much rigor what elements of the governments are operating.

I can see here in the country I am in (and English speaking SE Asian island nation) that a fair number of people are tolerating things but not terribly happily it seems.  At least not in my area.  The political leaders have done their duty of assigning to Globalists factions (foreign and domestic) the task of formulating 'the new normal' plans and now are playing with their dictatorial power (liquor ban lifted/liquor ban re-imposed, etc.)  Such things tend to work themselves out eventually...and often enough in a violent manner which is a concern of mine.  I'm heartened to note that the police and security forces just sort of seem to me as though they are more on the side of the peeps than they are on the side of the chicken-little scamdemic nonesense of their 0.001% employer classes.  It's just the 'vibe' I get.  Certainly I could be wrong.

As I said in the opening, I have a strong sense that the more impoverished a country is and the more they owe in interest payments to the likes of the IMF, WorldBank, and other global monetary cartels, the less flexibility they have.  If Gates (effective owner of the W.H.O.) tells a country to do something, or reports something some way, or put a certain someone in charge if implementation of something, that's what said country does.  The big question is how much resentment the political apparatus of the country itself has.  If the political classes know they are being led around by the nose, and the Globalists cannot make things work out well for a well chosen segment of the ruling elite, then there is more of a chance that the plans will fail.  And as a consequence that said country will eventually achieve a level of 'self-determination'.

Most of middle america or south america is so poor you would get killed for 1 BTC

I would personally choose a country like Sweden where you can have a safe base and social security,  while being able to travel to warm countries in the winter half year.

If you are looking at the carribean, St Barts is by far the safest choice, and since its a French territory you can work and life as easy as in EU (if you have an EU passport that is)

And believe me, I didnt google this, its a first hand experience.

As long as they maintain good nutrition, good hygiene, and stay away from the medical, they just might never get hit.

media is prolongated sense, unfortunately...

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icelanders also will get pissed of, about foreigners exploiting their isolation from the madness of the broken third world.

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just remember. uruguay hasnt really been hit by covid 'yet'
once brazilians in the north start to bring it down. uruguay will get hit.

I haven't looked at specifically how they have responded to COVID, but Uruguay was on the top of my short list if I were to leave.

Switzerland seems nice on paper, but in the end you are still in the middle of Europe. They are tying to be something else but in the end just the very similar to the EU.

Iceland is very wealthy, and very remote. I think it's a good place to step back from the craziness in the world. No wonder Bobby Fisher choose that country to chill out   Depends if you are into a cold place or prefer the sun. Also on how much money you have, which languages to speak.

In the end if the developed nations keep failling, I would prefer an island in the middle America or South America. You definitely get more for your money, but with a higher security reason.

St. Helena would be perfectly remote and a much better climate.

This post honestly got me a bit emotional. I have been thinking of emigrating too, to be honest. It's getting too far and I still had a little hope this is all just in my "conspiracy" mind and everything'll get back to normal. Apparently, it only gets worse and you know what sucks even more? The fact that I watch what happens in the US and know the same things will come here in the EU soon enough..

I don't think there are many options out there - and I fear that, post my emigration, the remaining non-compliant countries will have to kneel to those draconian crappy measures too so it'll all be for nothing really. At least here I can sit with next to my family as long as we still are allowed to.

Switzerland doesn't look to me like a good option. Go here, press CTRL+F and search for "Switzerland". They only seem like the good ones, or at least used to seem, but they aren't what they used to be anymore. I don't know much about Iceland, but there's something you have to keep in mind which is... the things you know about the corruption and everything that you know is wrong in the US may be nothing compared to another country and the only way you'll find that out is if you personally live there for long enough. You could ask somebody on Reddit to give you an insight but maybe you have another perspective, another vision so their insight becomes worthless.

It honestly looks like the COVID-19 administration we (Romania) had in the past few months, which is literally but unofficially a non-elected temporary government, is trying every now and then to take it to another level: dictatorship. They planned to take everyone >45 years old to COVID quarantine centers, and that was a legit plan but citizens started some internet revolt so they said they postponed it, so I do expect the plan to continue soon.

Our President has turned from a seemingly good guy to a semi-Nazi in a matter of weeks. If that wasn't worse enough... He has earned the Kalergi European Award which is damn scary (give Kalergi a quick look to see what it's all about). So the thought of moving to a country that I never knew is slowly getting to communism/dictatorship and finding that out when it's too late is scary AF.

The economies in those non-compliant countries will thrive until they won't anymore. This is a literal domino, they'll be hit too (or at least I personally think so). Wouldn't be a surprise if US declares some kind of war on them to do the same thing they've done to Syria and all the other countries they've destroyed. Biological warfare or real combat, who the fuck knows anymore.. everything is too uncertain right now.

Cashless... oh well, Romania now has an authority called "Authority for Romanian Digitalization" which promotes cashless society. Some shops here are starting to impose taxes if you want to pay by cash (for now it's $1 on some shops; so you have to pay products + $5 delivery + $1 cash tax). It's driving me crazy, because they will strip money off us until we finally decide to stop using cash so they could say "oh well, nobody's using cash anymore so we're going full digital!".

When I go to a supermarket, every 2-3 minutes a voice alert telling us to keep distance from others and pay with card is repeated. It honestly got printed inside my fucking brain like some damn MK Ultra programme. Every shop I go to, I hear that every 2-3 minutes. If I don't, I see everywhere these alerts printed and scotched on walls, windows, everywhere.

The number of people fighting against these things is very low in most countries. Very, very low and once you start crying out loud, you'll become the enemy of compliant citizens. One country I know the President has had a strong opposition to COVID and draconian measures is Belarus, but tbh I never studied it in-depth to know if it's worth it to move there or not.

Gates and his f'ed up plans would make me feel threatened too though if I lived in the USA. I mean, I already feel the threat from thousands of miles away because I know this will go worldwide.

I compared your fears to what I feel from here to let you know that it's not just the US - here it's just as bad, maybe even worse. At least.. in the USA you can buy weapons easily AFAIK compared to Romania and most of you own weapons. If a riot begins here and someone wants to loot my house, I'll have to fight using either some bat, glass bottle, knife, machete or bare-handed. That's it.

Just take time to properly think about every pro and con because you don't want to move to a country that could put you into an even worse situation - especially if you don't know their culture, history, politics etc. Never even thought of the "second wave" as a wave of riots. That one did make me think.