Emergency warning system

[Organ Morgan.]

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I like it when you give us a set date for your predictions

It's common knowledge May 2024 is when they hope to adopt the changes.

I'd be unsurprised should Pandemic 2 be raging long before then in order to smooth its progress.

Here's an MP detailing what governments are on pins to endorse.

[Organ Morgan.]

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You know when Organ has nothing left in his cannons. That's when he starts talking about watching Come Dancing and Love Island - even though he's literally the only poster who ever mentions them.

Shame for the old duffer that he has to resort to it three or four times a week. In his slowing mind, he probably thinks it's a brand new doozy every time.

I'll forgive the old duffer remark given you were daft enough to repeatedly line up for a Pfizer graphene oxide-laden special delivery that have negatively impacted your cognitive abilities.

[Organ Morgan.]

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Gosh, 190+ countries have at least another year before they surrender the sovereignty to the WHO. Having been fed a diet from you of imminent impending planetary doom, I find the thought akin to a soothing destressing massage!

Cyril, with the greatest respect you have likely forgotten which ready meal Wiltshire Farm Foods delivered to your door earlier this afternoon.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

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Emergency warning system. Ref: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64999417

What do you make of this? Scarily reminiscent of the 1970's Protect and Survive broadcast I think:

https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/films/1964to1979/filmpage_warnings.htm

Forgive my cynicism but somehow I don't think I would need to be warned via my mobile phone in the event of local flooding or forest fires in my area - it should be pretty obvious well in advance! I can't help wondering if H.M. Gov. is preparing us for nuclear war in the event our friend Putin goes doolally?

As people have died from floods and forest fires I'm not sure that everyone has perfect knowledge of the conditions around us at all times of the day and every day. As for nuclear war, yes it is more likely now than it was two years ago.

[Canton Kev]

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It's common knowledge May 2024 is when they hope to adopt the changes.

I'd be unsurprised should Pandemic 2 be raging long before then in order to smooth its progress.

Here's an MP detailing what governments are on pins to endorse.

Why all the concern about nuclear war* if we know for a fact the new world order have plans to take control of everything in a year's time?

Or frequency waves, or pole shifts, or financial collapse, or poisonous vaccines, or Chinese bio weapons, or..... and so on.

[cyril evans awaydays]

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Cyril, with the greatest respect you have likely forgotten which ready meal Wiltshire Farm Foods delivered to your door earlier this afternoon.

Sauteed crickets in an Astra Zeneca sauce with a Bluetooth tuille.

[Organ Morgan.]

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Why all the concern about nuclear war* if we know for a fact the new world order have plans to take control of everything in a year's time?

Or frequency waves, or pole shifts, or financial collapse, or poisonous vaccines, or Chinese bio weapons, or..... and so on.

Have highlighted all them prior. I gave Lardy my idea of number one... not the top five, or ten.

As mentioned in a relatively recent message, in case you missed it, here's what's lurking on the Statute Book... the 'you will own nothing' enabler waiting for the right (fake) crisis to come along for the Fifth Column to enact.

Found under (3) of the Act's Emergency Powers (here: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2004/36/part/2):-

(b)provide for or enable the requisition or confiscation of property (with or without compensation);
(c)provide for or enable the destruction of property, animal life or plant life (with or without compensation);
(d)prohibit, or enable the prohibition of, movement to or from a specified place;
(e)require, or enable the requirement of, movement to or from a specified place;

[Taunton Blue Genie]

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Nuclear war will be a bitter pill to swallow for those who have avoided the clotshot and still end up perishing.

[Organ Morgan.]

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Nuclear war will be a bitter pill to swallow for those who have avoided the clotshot and still end up perishing.

I'd be obliged should you not refer to those CV19 injections as a clotshot.

You should know by know excess deaths are caused by taking cold showers, having too much coffee and indulging in excessive gardening.

[cyril evans awaydays]

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I'd be obliged should you not refer to those CV19 injections as a clotshot.

You should know by know excess deaths are caused by taking cold showers, having too much coffee and indulging in excessive gardening.

Had my Spring Booster at the weekend Morg. I am now on 6 Pfizers and one Moderna, making me one of the most vaccinated people on the planet. Just in case I want to check, how many Bluetooth MAC addresses should any bacofoil blessed fellow traveller be picking up if I wandered past them now?

[Organ Morgan.]

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Had my Spring Booster at the weekend Morg. I am now on 6 Pfizers and one Moderna, making me one of the most vaccinated people on the planet. Just in case I want to check, how many Bluetooth MAC addresses should any bacofoil blessed fellow traveller be picking up if I wandered past them now?

I advised someone here recently - Bobsy Wilson, I think - to spend some time looking upwards to spot LED street lights.

I've been doing lots of that of late and consequently kept bumping into things, mostly peed off citizenry, d'oh.

From what you've stated, your antenna must be emitting a helluva signal.

[cyril evans awaydays]

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I advised someone here recently - Bobsy Wilson, I think - to spend some time looking upwards to spot LED street lights.

I've been doing lots of that of late and consequently kept bumping into things, mostly peed off citizenry, d'oh.

From what you've stated, your antenna must be emitting a helluva signal.

Don't worry too much about bumping into people whilst staring aimlessly upwards, Morg. Anytime you spend above ground is likely to benefit your mental health!

[Canton Kev]

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I advised someone here recently - Bobsy Wilson, I think - to spend some time looking upwards to spot LED street lights.

I've been doing lots of that of late and consequently kept bumping into things, mostly peed off citizenry, d'oh.

From what you've stated, your antenna must be emitting a helluva signal.

LED streetlights are part of the global apocalyptic take over plan?

Someone warn Rob and Ryan, the Racecourse is getting new LED floodlights installed this week

[Organ Morgan.]

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Don't worry too much about bumping into people whilst staring aimlessly upwards, Morg. Anytime you spend above ground is likely to benefit your mental health!

It was just last week I linked you to an article that featured Charles Lieber, an extremely big wheel in the world of nanotechnology/nanoscience. Am unsure whether you read what he stated from over a decade ago. If you did then you have failed to comprehend how minuscule that technology is, though the article's title (virus size) should have given you an enormous clue.

You can find tons of stuff about Lieber on t'internet, including very long video presentations he has given on the subject.

[cyril evans awaydays]

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It was just last week I linked you to an article that featured Charles Lieber, an extremely big wheel in the world of nanotechnology/nanoscience. Am unsure whether you read what he stated from over a decade ago. If you did then you have failed to comprehend how minuscule that technology is, though the article's title (virus size) should have given you an enormous clue.

You can find tons of stuff about Lieber on t'internet, including very long video presentations he has given on the subject.

Yes saw the Charles Lieber bit. Seems an extremely big wheel in the world of nanotechnology/nanoscience. Not sure where he said anything about the scientific impossibility of injecting a 2mm bluetooth receiver into a human being via the aperture of a 0.5mm syringe though!