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WATCH: Creating Parallel Societies – #SolutionsWatch

From the depths of the scamdemic to the craziness of the trade wars, we’ve seen the economic destruction and disruption of our daily lives that can be caused by authoritarians who presume to rule over the world. But the society they are crafting is not the society we have to live in. Join James for this edition of #SolutionsWatch where he explores the concept of parallel societies and the steps that can be taken to create the building blocks for such societies to come about.

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ian bell
ian bell
Mar 16, 2025 3:42 PM

We are in a global war. All our “freedom fighter” accept this as fact. Here are two questions to ask every one of our “freedom fighters”.

1) Who is the enemy we must defeat and eliminate to win this global war? The response you will get from our “freedom fighters” is the deer-in-the-headlights-look.

2) What is our primary strategy for winning this global war? The response you will get from our “freedom fighters” is the deer-in-the-headlights-look.

How can we win this global war given we can’t even define our primary strategy for defeating our enemy? How can we win this global war given we can’t even identify the enemy we must eliminate to win this war? If we refuse to do even this two things then the answer is we can’t win.

The cabal has a global network that owns and/or controls most of the world. The last part of the control grid the cabal is constructing will have complete and total control over our bodies and minds.

We are in a global war. There is no future where we little people and the cabal coexists. Either we eliminate the cabal and it’s global network or the cabal eliminates us.

Today, parallel societies is a hare-brained idea! Where are these so called parallel socities created in the late 20th century? Those societies have disappeared, but the cabal is still here. The cabal plays a long game that spans decades and centuries.

To win this global war, we must defeat and eliminate the cabal. If can’t or don’t eliminate the cabal then we lose this global war. To eliminate the cabal, we little people must unite and fight as one with a common vision and direction. If we can’t or don’t unite then we lose this global war. Unite or die, it is that simple!

Ian
http://www.virusfraud.org

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Mar 17, 2025 2:23 AM
Reply to  ian bell

The cabal is ourselves. We end up in rationalising the same way as the Cabal does.

I thought I was looking for the devil himself and all this time it was my own brother.”
(D’esperado)

The Real Edwige
The Real Edwige
Mar 16, 2025 10:03 AM

Not so interesting in itself as the fact the Fraud has published it:
https://dumptheguardian.com/technology/2025/mar/16/sweden-cash-digital-payments-electronic-banking-security
It looked at first as if the Fraud was going to admit some legitimate concerns about cashlessness. Things like chubby Carstens saying it would give bankers “total control”. But no – their concern is…. national security! It’s those darned Rooskies again! Is there no end to that Putin’s evil? He’s now blocking our way into digital utopia!

It’s not the only apparently anti-cashless article they’ve published recently:
https://dumptheguardian.com/money/2025/mar/16/uk-high-street-chains-restaurants-cash-payments
A child can see what they’re doing here. Cashlessness is all down to “high street chains”. It’s all those private companies that are to blame – it’s not the UK state at all. Nothing to do with us, guv! What we clearly need is more of the state to protect us – and more PPPs in particular. (BTW they’ve never run an article on how much the Blair-Brown PPPs are now costing the country. Those chickens are now coming home to roost but of course they just ignore it).

Finally, anyone who wants a quick giggle should read Tisdall’s review of the Trump Presidency so far – it’s utterly hysterical in both senses. TBC I’m no fan of Trump and there are serious grounds for alarm (e.g. the Epstein release was wretched – it was all Hollywood and Congress, the expendables) but not what Tisdall obsesses about. The prospect of peace in Ukraine is a “calamity”!

Dafydd Saer
Dafydd Saer
Mar 16, 2025 9:36 AM

Not sure how to start parallel societies while property is stolen in the form of taxes. That’s not exactly freedom.

Rhys Jaggar
Rhys Jaggar
Mar 17, 2025 5:20 PM
Reply to  Dafydd Saer

Need land first of all. Enough to house, feed, clothe etc the people who join that society.

Easiest to then minimise contact with the rest of society, rather than try and declare Independence. There will be a transition when some goods need to be traded to bring on necessities.

The Amish have managed it to a considerable degree in the US.

There are abandoned villages in rural Spain which can be bought for a song.

Hard to imagine Hertfordshire suddenly going ‘parallel’.

More likely is starting somewhere that few wish to live right now.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Mar 14, 2025 11:36 PM

Trailer parks have a bad reputation. But why not? Worth a try and better than walking homeless.

Johnny
Johnny
Mar 15, 2025 4:04 AM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

They’re called caravan parks here in Australia, and for tens of thousands of Australians they are all they can afford.

The average price of a house in the suburbs of most major cities is between $800,000 to one million dollars.

Why? Because property investors have sucked the Life out of a competitive market. Middle class PARASITES, all of them.

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Mar 15, 2025 6:56 AM
Reply to  Johnny

Australia’s property crisis is made up of various factors.

Number one is the low interest policy of central banks globally and certainly in the West.

That caused a boom in prices in Oz, UK, US, Canada and some EU countries (not all EU). While savers were earning next to nothing on their savings they decided to invest in property using low interest rates to borrow to buy a second property. The ‘buy to let’ boom using property as an investment and as a future pension. Many people don’t have a private pension or some that do found their pension pots were not growing much while stock markets were weak during the early 2000s until 2010.

Then there are overseas investors, Chinese get mentioned in the case of Oz and Canada but really in the case of Oz their impact is limited since they tend to buy new builds and off-plan developments.

Next, family break-ups, more people living in single homes due to divorce.

The other major factor that has affected the Anglo countries is immigration.

From the following Aussie government official stats:

https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/australias-health/profile-of-australias-population

“Australia’s population was 26.6 million at 30 June 2023, having grown around 1.4% a year on average over the past 3 decades, from 17.6 million at 30 June 1993.”

In thirty years the population of Oz has increased by 9 million or grown by over 50 percent. Since, nearly 80 percent of Auusie residents live squashed into a handful of cities and most of the country is empty that is a lot of people to house in a limited space.

That immigration story is similar in all the countries I have mentioned above. Despite, the puppet politicos trying to play it down, it obviously has an effect on housing demand where land is limited or people only want to live in cities or already high density population zones.

Ireland is another example, empty countryside but a population that has grown from 3.5 million to 5.5 million in 30 years all wanting to live in Dublin!

Great Britain is a tiny overpopulated island where even the government Office for National Statistics can only ESTIMATE the population since it must be the only country in the world where passports are not checked when leaving. In other words, noboby knows how many people live there.

Therefore, rising property prices are a result of supply and demand. More people equals more demand regardless of the investment choices of those who fancy a bit of property speculation on the side.

YourPointBeing
YourPointBeing
Mar 15, 2025 8:41 AM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

The ever so reliable and believable
“Office of National Statistics”

The local population around me certainly seems more brown than it was.

A darker brown too.

Panjeets seek.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Mar 15, 2025 9:40 PM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

Statistics and old newspapers. Be careful with the fool.

Johnny
Johnny
Mar 16, 2025 12:03 AM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

You forgot to mention the REAL PANDEMIC.
GREED, and the incessant promotion of wealth as a cure all for unhappiness or ennui.

Hamish
Hamish
Mar 17, 2025 9:43 PM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

I agree with your points about the causes behind the property prices. I do get tired of the ‘tiny island’ nonsense. There are nearly a million islands and the UK is the 9th biggest. Smallish country, yes, but there are plenty of smaller ones particularly in Europe.

Paul Prichard
Paul Prichard
Mar 14, 2025 8:52 PM

Your alternative update on #COVID19 for 2025-03-12. Birth rates collapsed 9m after mass injections started in 2021. Excess mortality skyrocket same time (blog, gab, tweet, pic1, pic2, pic3, pic4).