More of the Same

Have people noticed that recently, just how many failures we have had with internet based systems and that it always affects us and nearly every week we hear of a banking app going down and people going shopping get to the checkout and find their card wont work, or that they cannot shop online for something as the payment system is down due to a system failure and these failures are happening with alarming regularity.
People go to the petrol station and fill up with diesel or petrol and find they cannot pay for it and you cannot ask to have them remove it from your tank as this would be illegal and dangerous and if they call the police they merely say get people to pay upfront and for many this is not possible as they don’t know how much fuel they need and how much fuel their vehicle will take; if they pay £30 upfront and it takes £40 how do they pay? Similarly they do the weekly shop and get to the checkout to be told cash only, and here is toe moral, always use cash, if a shop or business refuses to take cash then go elsewhere, it’s that simple. Tesco tried making their stores card only and they removed many tills and installed self scan units and staff were refusing to check peoples shopping out at the tills and trying to force them to self scan, the irony of this is that these self same stupid staff were so stupid they didn’t realise it was them doing themselves out of a job as the manned tills removal meant they had no job or they were moved to shelf stacking on nights. People spoke and Tesco took a huge financial hit and spent £millions more to reinstate the tills they had removed at huge costs so spent a fortune twice and nobody was dismissed for this mass waste of money and in any other company they would have gone; and yet again they are trying to turn checkouts to self scan, do they never learn. What they did learn is that they had competition and Morrison, Asda and Sainsburys were their major rivals and they all had regular price cuts to attract customers and they all did other things such as petrol and diesel; they also had competition from Costco for larger purchases or bulk purchases and competition from Lidl and Aldi and they realised the customer was always right and what the customer demanded the customer got or they went elsewhere and your profits dipped.

Only today we find the latest escapade was that people couldn’t spend anything but cash in many places and those who refused cash lost a lot of takings and everything from your doctors booking systems to getting on a train to airport checking in systems were affected.

Is this simply a lot of coincidences or is it pre meditated?

You’d be forgiven for thinking this is yet another fake crisis designed to disrupt everyday life and normalise these types of restrictions. A cyber and /or EMF false attack have been on the table for several years now and yesterday's event could be a means of instlling mass predictive programming for an event later this year. Taking down the grid in winter could be potentially fatal for many people. Real or not, contrived or not – this should bring home to everyone, once again, the importance of cash, hard copies and self-reliance; so we all need a store of supplies and cash.

When i was in the UK a couple of years ago there was a failure of the card payments in Aldi , They announced that they could only take cash at the moment until fixed.
Of all the customers in lines there were only 3 of using cash.
Those who continue to act like sheep deserve what they get, its not like they have not been warned.