‘Kill Zones’ For Global Depopulation and Control
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Non compliance is the only answer. They will continue to move forward until we stop them. It is that simple, and at the same time, that difficult. The shot mandates proved how many will capitulate to maintain their slavery. Americans must decide what is actually the most important thing at stake - their lifestyles or the future of humanity. Once they decide that our children and their futures are the most important, the answer is simple. If they vacillate between knowing the truth and attempts to maintain their illusion of freedom, the answer will be difficult. As long as we continue to participate in building the digital cage they will imprison us in, there is no one else to blame but ourselves. You cannot have your cake and eat it too. No one gets to ride on the fence any longer. You either opt out, or you are part of the problem.
Two ways to opt out are to use cash and stop allowing them to track you using a smart phone. People are addicted to those damn phones - by design. Their system cannot work without the digital system to track you. It will be difficult to conduct your life without them, but it can be done - if you really want to. Stop making excuses to justify why you can't change. Humans are very good at making excuses. Gee, I grew up in a time where there were no smart phones and I survived. In fact, I would say my head is screwed on a hell of a lot better than those that have grown up exposed to all the digital BS. People my age know how to get by without the digital crutch. Why do you think they are so desperate to kill us off and to write us out of society's picture. When we go, we take our knowledge with us.
Start by getting a dumb phone just to have emergency numbers when you go out since there are no more payphones. Keep it turned off and in a faraday bag. The phone is for emergency calls only. Start small and increase your time. It is an addiction and going cold turkey is too hard. Children are always the biggest excuse people have. I know many people who's children do not have phones. Don't get them started and there won't be the problems down the road. Get your children a dumb phone if you need a way to contact them. But ditch the damn smart phones. Where there is a will there is a way. But as long as we are going to continue to buy in to the digital enslavement, they will enslave us. The decision is ours to make. Choose wisely.
In November, I decided to drop off my ballot without my cell phone. The drive is about 15 minutes each way. Felt VERY uncomfortable. I remember growing up without that "safety blanket". (pay phones if needed)
I agree about cash and non-compliance.
I'm still not social distancing... I'm just distancing.
I have a simple Tracfone that I take with me when I go out. Like you said, when there are no pay phones, it can be unsettling. The phone is turned off and in a bag. Only if I am gone for some time do I turn it on to check to see if there are any messages. I have all my emergency and contact numbers in that phone just in case I need them. For example, the number of my car insurance claim information, a tow truck service that I know won't gouge me, and the number of a local repair shop that I trust. Just the kind of things you wish you had when you get into an accident and don't have the time to hunt it all down. I don't need directions in real time because if I am uncertain about a location, I look it up on my computer at home before I leave. I still know how to read a map. Our smart phones make us stupid.
One of the other problems that people have to deal with when titrating themselves off their smart phone is the need to be instantaneously connected. There are very few things in life that require our absolute immediate attention. Everything else - leave a message. I refuse to jump when my electronics tell me to jump. This is a huge hurdle for people to overcome because we have been trained to immediately answer anything that beeps, buzzes, vibrates, or makes noises. The other thing I have done is to keep all business interactions on a land land that I can use to screen the calls. The number for my smart phone is only given to people that are personal contacts. I do not do any financial transactions, social media, or email on the smart phone. There is also a VPN on the device. My privacy is worth more to me than any convenience they can offer.
The moral to the story here is that we are building the very cage they plan on using to enslave us. We give up our freedoms for what we perceive as convenience. There is a very high price to pay for that so called convenience.