Vote with your feet, not a ballot paper. Or, do both. Or, do neither.

Petitions are all well and good, if that's your thing; but nothing beats good, old fashioned action.

Britain is currently being hammered by a storm, Storm Darragh.

The way it’s been reported and the hysteria the legacy media have whipped up because of it, you would would think its the end.

Warnings are being issued. It’s dangerous out there. Don't travel. Don't make any unnecessary journeys.

The government are sending fear porn spam messages to mobile phones. Those that dont have such notifications turned off, of course.

NATIONAL ALERT!

DANGER!

Screeching messages left out of the blue, will cause handsets to beep loudly and obnoxiously and flash until deactivated; if you don’t acknowledge it, the wailing and flashing will persist. Just confirm you have received it and understand the risk to life and it will cease. A message just to tell you that there's high winds and there's a chance that you may be injured if you travel unnecessarily. Information thats readily available simply by looking outside.

Also known as situational awareness coupled with common sense.

If trees are bending over and branches are breaking off and there's heavy, torrential rain, common sense would dictate that you really shouldn't be going out unless it's absolutely necessary.

Today I took my life in my hands and travelled. Not recklessly though. After applying a little common sense to my situational awareness (also known as looking out of the window). Once the wind died down, I deemed it to be safe to venture outside my house. I went into town, got myself a nice cup of coffee, in fact it was a beautiful cup of coffee. Perfectly made. I’d been looking forward to it all day. But my enjoyment was short lived, as the manager and staff started asking people to leave if they had finished their food and were lingering; not because of a lack of table space but rather because of the weather.

Even though the winds had died down, they were actually putting warning tape up outside the shop around trees. Small trees, mind you. Immature trees. Even if they did blow over completely they wouldn’t cause serious injury. But they were deemed to be dangerous. Stay away from these trees. Turning customers away. People that had actually ventured out wanted to get something to eat. They decided it was safe to travel. Elderly folk. Women with prams. Just looking for a place to sit, eat and get warm. To shelter from the elements maybe.

Instead, they were turning them away, telling them they were closing early because of the weather, that they had to travel home early, as it was dangerous.

Mollycoddling the public. Propagating fear. This climate of fear that we live in at the minute. The government are looking for any excuse to warn us about stuff, to discourage us from travelling, to encourage us to sit at home, to send us alerts, to spike fear responses within us. And of course, we saw that playing out to devastating effect in 2020 and beyond when the “Covid pandemic” was introduced to us by the powers that be as something that would potentially wipe us out, kill our granny (never grandad, always granny); stay at home, protect the NHS, save lives, don't take unnecessary journeys, only go out once a day for some exercise or to pick up some valuable prescriptions, medication, essential food supplies, don't visit people unnecessarily, don't visit people at Christmas, don't get married, don't attend funerals, don't visit loved ones in the hospital. Heaven forbid, you might spy a Do Not Resuscitate notice over someones bed and maybe keep them alive.

Just isolate yourself and live in a perpetual state of fear until we say that it's safe to go out and do something else. This is the climate of fear that people have become accustomed to living in over the last four, almost five years. And it’s conditioning that has happened and now people respond quicker to lower levels of fear at this point in time.

It's winter time. That means it's generally windier, it gets colder, there will be heavy rain, there will be snow, there will be traffic disruptions, there will be instances where it's dangerous to travel, but it happens every year. It's called winter.

But every winter seems to be put forth as something worse than the last. The hospitals are overflowing. There's massive strain in the health service. That happens every year. It's because the health service is mismanaged. It's not underfunded, it's mismanaged. People clogging up the hospitals with flu symptoms, we're told.

Well back in the day, if you had the flu, you stayed at home, you drank some Lemsip, took some honey, took some vitamin C, a bottle of Lucozade, a bottle of Ribena, you sweated it out, you felt rough for a short time, and then you got back up on your feet again. In my lifetime, I have never known anyone that was hospitalised because of the flu and yet we're told that our hospitals are bursting now with flu victims. Since when?

And of course the climate change fear porn is adding to the opportunities the government have to push their agendas even further down people's throats. The climate change scam is still being forced even though the wheels seem to be coming off that one. This years faltering COP29 conference and its lukewarm response by even hardened climate change cultists is testimony to that.

The addition of a feed additive, Bovaer, into selected dairy herds owned by Arla Food Groups in the UK has prompted a massive public backlash. People researching the effects of this additive, the side effects, the toxicity have published their findings and are encouraging mass boycotting of products and supermarkets that are participating in this “trial” and the results are speaking for themselves. They literally can’t give some of the products away for free at the time of writing.

But instead of the government acknowledging people's concerns, they double down. They can't be seen to be taking a step back. So they are doubling down on their approach and insisting or trying to push for this additive to be given to every cow in England by 2030. All tying in with their globalist Agenda 2030 initiatives.

One positive that has come from this Bovaer scandal is that people have voted with their feet and with their wallets. A lot of talk these days about democracy being dead, elections are rigged, there's no point in voting. Even if you don't believe in casting a paper ballot vote, or you don't believe in the current electoral system, you don't need to vote with a ballot.

You don't need to vote using a pencil and a piece of paper. You can vote with your feet and you can vote with your wallet. That's what people have done with the supermarket chains and with the suppliers of these products participating in this trial. Or let’s call it what it really is, this experiment.

They're hitting them where it hurts the most, which is in their wallets, or corporately, in their balance sheets. So a lesson can be learned from this, that to my knowledge at least, no petition was drawn up for boycotting these goods or supermarket chains.

People simply did it.

They spread the word quickly online and then acted on it, versus the recent petition to call for another general election following dissatisfaction with the current Labour regime that's been in force since the 4th of July 2024.

Millions of signatures and barely an acknowledgement from the government and of course, spin being on it to say that it's all the Tories fault, but we all know that nothing will be done. No election will be called. But yet, the supermarket boycotts, the product boycotts speak louder than any online petition ever will. People voting with their feet and voting with their wallets.

We still have power. We just need to know how to assemble and to use it wisely to bring about maximum effect.

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