We are constantly being sold this idea, that convenience makes our lives better. Makes them easier. But at what cost? Most of the time when you opt for the convenient option, you end up losing a little more control over your life.
Suddenly, lots of things are no longer in your hands and yes that may seem like a positive thing at first. But it is none the less, disempowering. We become so comfortable, with having things sorted out for us, that we no longer react when some other intervention is announced.
All because they very cleverly use the words, "for our convenience".
But really when you begin to dig deep, you realize that the only people who benefit, are those who are calling the shots. Because all this convenience, lulls us into a false sense of security. Handing our power over and becoming more detached, from our own lives.
From what we actually need to survive.
How many people know they source of their water and if it has been treated in any way, before it reaches them. How many people eat food without checking where it has come from and how it has been produced or cooked.
How many care about the many different ingredients ( or poisons) that go into processed food and the long term effects it has on their body.
What about the air we breathe, how many people are ready to confront the fact that our skies are being sprayed with toxic chemicals. As well as our soil.
One thing I have noticed, is if you really want to live a convenient life, then you better not start asking questions. It is better to just go along with what plan or agenda is already in place.
We have heard talk of a digital I.D's / passports, something that is very much being sold, for our convenience. These I.D's, will hold every last bit of our personal information and yes it may make travelling easier for some. But it is just another way to track us and even control our movement.
If we allow this to come in globally, we are handing the last of our freedoms away. But coat it as being convenient and no one bats an eyelid.
I recently watched a video on Telegram from GB news in the U.K, where Mark Steyn was interviewing a woman about Digital I.D's. I wish I could share it, but as of yet I haven't found a way. The woman mentioned how The CEO of one of Holland's largest banks, had come out and said, live on a Radio Show, 'how about we start with personal Carbon Credit or a Carbon Wallet'
If everyone was to receive one, then the people who can't afford to travel and who have a low carbon footprint, could then sell their Carbon credit, to those who have a larger Carbon footprint.
In effect selling their carbon allowance, so that the rich can continue to live as they do and hold onto their freedoms. Which will do nothing to lower our overall carbon footprint and instead create an even bigger divide, between those who are rich and those who are not.
The CEO, then went on to mention that so far it is just a 'Thought Experiemnt', all the while familiarising people with this idea so that it will be easier to implement.
All of this, is being sold to the people as being a convenient way for them and those in power to help lower our overall carbon foot print. But what it really means is that the government can monitor all of your movements and restrict them if they wish, by reducing your allowance.
I know many people may not share my opinion about this, but we should be very careful about how much power we hand over.
If the government, were really concerned about the environment, then why are they not calling out Large corporations that use Incinerators or Nuclear Plants that on top of creating a huge amount of waste, also use millions of litres of water daily, to cool down their reactors?
It is time to really think about, what world you want to live in. Because if they bring in Digital I.D's then there is no going back!
