When I say government I don't mean labour party or Keir Starmer, I mean all of them. Labour, Conservatives, Reform they are all under the same people.

    Conservatives crashed the economy, privatised British industries and caused the housing crisis. Let's not even go there with brexit and covid.

    All of this is what was supposed to happened, but they needed to get deeper, they needed to add more layers to our control. Keir Starmer the saviour was pushed in are faces through media and had a landslide majority because of this. People were so sick of the Tories they were begging for new leadership.

    Now look, more layers have been added; no more freedom of speech, verification for online use and digital ID inbound.

    The next big one is to take away our human rights, but they need us to want that. That's easy though, create a problem (immigration), post it in media everywhere to get the public angry and wait for them to beg for change.

    Oh but we probably need a new actor to take the helm of the country for this one. Who's that guy that got the public onside to get the brexit result we wanted? Nigel Farage. Yeah that was the one. Right we need him to be the new leader and it will have to be under a new party name to really promote the illusion of change. We can even call it Reform. Genuis!

    Everything you see, hear and feel is manufactured. There is no saviour. There is a planned in place for complete total control and there is nothing we can do about it. It looks as if the UK has come together waving our flag with pride but that's just what they want you to see, it's all part of the plan.

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    1. library_thinkcap on

      SS: The UK is absolutely screwed. There is no saviour. We are going to be under complete control

    2. HumanWithInternet on

      Indeed, the illusion of democracy. That being said, not everything is manufactured that you experience, just the stuff that you see in the media and from politicians, however there are genuine problems that people experience on a daily basis.

    3. It’s been a very slow growth, over generations in fact. It isn’t just in the UK, it’s in America, Australia, everywhere in the world.

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