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My reflections
I was listening to the radio on Tuesday in the car and a news item came up. Apparently the UK is short of workers, so there is a campaign to get retirees to come back into the workforce. Many people who haven't reached the official retirement age, whatever that might be, have looked at their finances and elected to take early retirement. Who can blame them. I retired at 60, my friend Carol who is two months older than me went on to work another five years. It was her choice. It all depends on the type of work you are doing, whether you are fit and able to do it, and whether you still enjoy it. I don't think many people who have made a new life for themselves will be persuaded to go backwards and start work again. Maybe some will, but I doubt it.
On the other hand our oversees guests continue to arrive on our shores, so maybe there will be enough there to fill the vacancies. The only problem is that they all have to be registered and processed, and the authorities are way behind. There is a massive backlog. In the meantime our guests languish in hotels with nothing to do except hang around waiting.
This situation is turning into a plan to replace our homegrown workforce into a multicultural one. To get this ball rolling Tony Blair has stepped in and said we must give everyone a digital identity. Those of us who are already residential here will be the first to have this foisted upon us. We are sitting ducks, most of us have records of who we are in many places, and we can be easily tracked.
Many of our guests from other countries come with no paperwork. Some of them have been seen tossing their personal belongings into the sea before they step on our beaches. They don't want to be identified. Don't you think they are the ones who should be checked out and given digital identities first. I pick out a few snippets of news on my screen this morning. Copy and paste because I need to get some breakfast.
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Asylum seekers will be fast tracked to get refugee status using only questionnaires in plans to clear the asylum backlog. Immigration lawyer Harjap Singh Bhangal: “This is an admission from Rishi Sunak that the system is broken and he hasn't got any solutions.”
IMMIGRATION APPLICATIONS TO BE FAST-TRACKED. The new scheme applies to Libyans, Syrians, Afghans, Eritreans & Yemenis. The system will see migrants granted refugee status just by filling out a 10-PAGE QUESTIONNAIRE. NO FACE 2 FACE INTERVIEW
TONY BLAIR - meddling in government and pushing the UN Agenda 30 policy for every citizen to be forced to carry digital ID in order to live their lives. Tracked, monitored & controlled from cradle to grave, granted permissions based on your status. You didn’t vote for this.
Sir Tony Blair and Lord Hague have called for everyone in the UK to get digital ID cards as part of a "technological revolution." 'It really puts people at risk of identity theft, hacking and changes the relationship between the city & the state.
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In a nutshell, we are being pushed into digital currency, digital identity, and digital health passports. You can see it happening from the way everyone is addicted to their mobile devices. They are using climate emergency, the war, cost of living crisis, food shortages, the decimation of the NHS, net zero emissions, etc etc, to manipulate each and every one of us. It has always been about control.
If anyone has questions/ comments about this topic please go to Cro's blog as he is covering something similar. You may not get published here.
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Toodle pip. ilona
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