As a Polish national arriving to London, UK 10 years ago I found it really awkward that I couldn’t buy a knife in a DIY shop, because … it’s illegal.

I couldn’t understand why. How I can cut a piece of wood in my home? Am I supposed to use a kitchen knife, bread knife, cutlery?

You guys shouldn’t give up any of your rights even if it looks “ok for now” because otherwise you won’t even realise they take these rights off you until you will find yourself in the “UK” situation.

Actually: British didn’t realise at all. They allowed to make knifes illegal because the deep state organised a false flag (stabbing) and people thought: well, ok, it’s for our safety, we can use knives in the kitchen. I found it awkward just because I came from the other country.

Think about it this way:

• Them: Assault weapons are dangerous, let’s ban them. It’s for your safety.

• People: Ok, we still have guns.

• Them: Open carrying isn’t necessary. Others don’t feel safe. Let’s prohibit.

• People: Ok, we can still hide it and feel safe.

• Them: Concealed carrying isn’t necessary. Criminals hide their guns.

• People: Ok, we can still use them at home.

• Them: There are so many mass shooting. We can’t even arrest criminals at their homes because they kill our police officers. Let’s ban guns.

• People: Ok, still have knives.

Then you’ve got stabbings (false flags) and … you’re in the London/UK situation.

As you can see: Each step has an event (a trigger) and one step itself is acceptable. That’s how they do it. That’s why the US is their enemy because people have weapons to defend themselves and resist. Most of the countries have lost this right and it’s super hard to revert it.