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clipped from www.wfs.org Here are the editors’ top 10 forecasts from Outlook 2008: 1. The world willhave a billion millionaires by 2025. 2. Fashion will gowired as technologies and tastes converge to revolutionize the textile industry. 3. The threat of another cold war with China, Russia, or both could replace terrorism as the chief foreign-policy concern of the United States 4. Counterfeiting of currency will proliferate, driving the move toward a cashless society. 5. The earth is on the verge of a significant extinction event. 6. Water will be in the twenty-first century what oil was in the twentieth century. 7. World population by 2050 may grow larger than previously expected, due in part to healthier, longer-living people. 8. The number of Africans imperiled by floods will grow 70-fold by 2080 9. Rising prices for natural resources could lead to a full-scale rush to develop the Arctic 10. More decisions will be made by nonhuman entities.

Imagine the control over peoples lives if there was a cashless society? When you think about it we are not too far away from it now. The vast majority of people get paid directly into their bank account. When I started my last job I was told that they would pay me however I liked. Soon I realised that this was not true when I asked them for cash every week. It simply was not convenient enough. Man would sell his soul for convenience sake.

A cashless society is a very serious goal by world bankers and their handlers. I said above that we’re not far off it and this is very true. Since all currency trading is done electronically. No money actually changes hands.

It does not take a much to imagine a cashless society since the majority of us have credit cards already. When you use it no money is exchanged at the point of sale. So it would seem like a natural evolution to move all transactions in this direction since we’re used to it already and it has numerous benefits.

But like everything there are goods reasons and there is the real reason. If you follow my blog, you’ll know the point I am trying to make; nothing is this world is left unplanned. Everything is controlled to guide us all to an end point. Money is central to this control.

As humans we do not like change at all. Everybody has experienced some sort of shock as a result of a sudden change. Whereas if this change comes about very slowly it and what seems quite naturally, then it is more likely to be accepted rather than violently dismissed.

Money should be thought of in the exact same way. It has taken many hundreds of years to get nearly every person on the planet used to the monetary system. This could not have happened overnight as the con would have been spotted straight away and the bankers killed or run of the land.

The same applies to a cashless society. The current generation of people well used to the notes and coins would not be very happy with a sudden change. So in effect, the credit card is like a potty training. It only a build up to the real thing. Sure, there will be lots of people making a lot of money out of it. Its a good reason but not the real reason.

Our children and their children will the people living in a cashless society. The will have been trained subtly in school from an early age to think this is natural. The media they consume will reinforce this message. That is for certain. People need to realise that when this sort of training is going on that they are not in a free falling system - its meticulously planned in advance.

I am not going to finish this post off. I want to invite any person who stumbles upon this post to put the logical end to it by commenting on it. Feel free to let me know what you think. The main point being is to think.

I was one of the many who attended the opening night of the well know comedian Dara o’Briain last night in vicar street Dublin. It was an excellent show and I think there was some first night jitters - and this is to be totally expected!
All in all an excellent night.
Comedians have a great way of telling the truth. The observe with an untainted child-like frame of mind. They almost see things as they really are. Unconditional in a sense.

Reading a book recently (Brave New World Revisited) which lightly covers the topic of birth and death control. The author tells the reader that social control experts have awful trouble trying to reduce the population of organisms (the authors way of referring to us human beings). They are coming up with not only chemical ways (through sterilisation of both the sexes) but also sociological ways, mainly through cultural attitudes and behaviours.

Mr O’Briain made a remarkable observation about the sex lifes of the younger generation. All human beings get their behavour from an external source. Based on this, he went on to state that since pornography these days finishes in a different way to a few years ago. That is the man cums outside the woman. The younger generation now view this as the way sexual encounters end.

That got me thinking about population control through sociological means and it occurred to me that this is an ingenius way of teaching a younger generation a method of withdrawal since we mimic what we see!

A quick google search will uncover research that backs up this claim. Make of it what you may.

Does this sound familiar? Just goes to show that it is being done in almost every country. The countries of exception are more than likely at war.The usual “balanced” debate with a fixed outcome is now happening on our radios and t.v screens backed up by opinion polls to beat the band.

Ya gotta love uniformity! That and freedom…they don’t mix

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clipped from www.ireland.com New surveillance powers considered The plans were being considered jointly by officials at his department and senior Garda management because of the “immense” pressure now on the force from the “unprecedented number” of organised gangs in Dublin and other cities. Mr Conroy, who retires in three weeks and was speaking at his last passing-out ceremony, said while organised crime was attracting much media attention it was not a new phenomenon.