13 Comments

1. Carl Jones on July 5, 2022 at 7:52 am

   This is bollox. For years, they’ve been pushing ID, chips, and digital ID. This, and those who promote this agenda, be it real, or more probably, fake, are fear mongers.

   All the sheeple out there, are chipped, they all have digital Ids, and they are are directly linked to your profiles and files.

   It’s called your fecking smart phone. It tracks you everywhere, it records everything you do or spend. The algorithms know more about you, than you you yourself.

   The majority of thicko sheeple use social media. They know all the sheeple you know or hang with. They know every stranger you meet. They know who you’re bonking on the side. They know your aspirations, & your deepest thoughts.

   So everything in this vid is a pile of poop.

   The purpose of extra hoops and hurdles, is purely conditioning. They ain’t doing it to find out more about you, cus they already know it.

   This is why you need to get a deGoogled phone, with no Gapps (Google apps). You must stop using social media.

   A deGoogled phone has NO LOGIN, so they have no idea who is using the phone. There’s no tracking, there’s no relationship mapping, and they can’t profile you.

   Hugo Talks misses the point by a country mile. You are already socially scored, its just that they’ve not rubbed your nose in it, but time will tell.

   So you’re ID’s, chipped, tracked, and profiled. Go anywhere, chances are that you’ll need to get your phone out to use a ticket.

   And remember, they can scan your phone remotely, even from a drone or chopper. They don’t want police state officers to use the master database resource. Far better to let the filth scan your phone and their prejudices will do the work.

2. Felix on July 5, 2022 at 9:07 am

   Good, who can afford to fly anyway? It is like the stock market will fail, who has money invested? Yes this will the affect the parasites who suck the rest of us dry. Like I care.

3. wendy on July 5, 2022 at 9:17 am

   I wonder what they do with all the bloaters on planes. I mean, look at the fat butted woman in that picture. When you book a ticket they don’t ask you for your weight right? So, what if a cart load of fatties turn up? Or can the planes carry more weight and it’s space that’s in short supply?

4. lewis jones on July 5, 2022 at 9:38 am

   Commies always hated having a mobile population because control-freaks don’t even want you alive. You should be a robot controlled only by him

5. Simon Smith on July 5, 2022 at 11:50 am

   The great annual wildebeest migration…

6. eye # 5 on July 5, 2022 at 2:16 pm

   I agree with most of what you said, but this:

   “A deGoogled phone has NO LOGIN, so they have no idea who is using the phone. There’s no tracking, there’s no relationship mapping, and they can’t profile you.”

   Such a phone couldn’t be used with anything that requires “proving” who you are — like banks, amazon, buying tickets, paying for food, etc. They know who you are the moment you “top it up” (unless you go through hoops to prevent it), and they’ll know anyway from the people and orgs that you call. Not to mention the auto monitoring of all phones — recorded, converted to text, searched for “bad” words, then stored against your “profile” forever.

7. knickerless Nickleby on July 5, 2022 at 2:35 pm

   At least these travellers should consider it was best to have flights cancelled in their own country now, rather than next week or the week after from where they can’t get home again. That’s happened before with plane companies who have suddenly suspended business and left their customers stranded abroad.

   There are many business failures coming our way in the days and weeks ahead. Those people will have lost money over their cancelled holidays but we’re all about to lose money anyway, so it was better to have a flight cancelled while near home and not be left stranded an ocean and a continent away.

8. O on July 5, 2022 at 2:43 pm

   @ wendy

   ‘a cartload of fatties…’ 😀

9. Carl Jones on July 5, 2022 at 7:03 pm

   eye # 5: that’s the fecking point. You never use your phone for the services that you’ve mentioned. When you go to use your debit card, you turn off your phone and put it into a Faraday bag, or better still, leave it in the car, or let another person hold your phone at distance, so the payment and your deGoogled phone can’t be linked.

   You can buy boxes of throw away sims. They’re disposable. You can’t avoid the three letter agencies. If they want into your phone, they can do it. But you can stop everything else.

   You lot need to get your acts together, because this is bigger than you realise.

10. Dayne on July 6, 2022 at 5:00 am

    This is every bit as predictable as the lovely article I saw yesterday about how nutritious mealworm, spiders, grasshoppers and many flowers are. Yum yum!

    The world changed for good in 2020. Those who still insist on having their summer hols in Costa del Sol will have to learn the hard way.

11. eye # 5 on July 6, 2022 at 9:45 am

    @ Carl Jones

    > eye # 5: that’s the fecking point. You never use your phone for the services that you’ve mentioned. When you go to use your debit card, you turn off your phone and put it into a Faraday bag, or better still, leave it in the car, or let another person hold your phone at distance, so the payment and your deGoogled phone can’t be linked.

    You seem to be obsessed with them tracking your phone. What on earth do you have in your phone?

    When you use your debit card they know where you were, what you bought, when you did it and who you are. They don’t need your phone to do that. I don’t know where you live, but in the uk, when you buy something, they send you a “code” to your phone, so they know which phone is yours from that, whether it’s “deGoogled” or not. And that phone uses the same network as the “Googled” phones, so it’s still being tracked wherever it goes, as all phones are constantly sending out signals to the nearest towers to check for incoming calls — whether or not you actually get calls — that’s how they work. As for your contacts, if you have any, then those contacts have you in theirs, so the fact that you don’t have them in yours is moot. The bank has you in theirs for example. This super secret phone of yours, what exactly do you use it for?

12. Anonymous on July 6, 2022 at 4:02 pm

    The howls of outrage and demands that big daddy government ‘do something’ from the great unwashed shows how entitled they have become. They believe they have a right to luxury holidays. The handout culture is now so deeply entrenched in Britain that they see airlines as some sort of state agency.

    British tourists pollute any country that lets them in. No Brit should be allowed to travel before taking intelligence and sobriety tests.

13. Pan on July 6, 2022 at 7:11 pm

    Notice @Carl the Jew says “don’t worry, you’re already chipped with your smartphone. So just accept it.”