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Handbags at concerts - The Apprentice - 06-17-2018
Just been listening to the latest show and the handbags at music and other shows are now under attack, so what is this all about folk.
I think its all about getting us use to carrying nothing when we go outdoors, maybe a mobile phone which has all our banking and other details on it and then the microchip and pin all in one, basically training society to accept a minimal outlook and reliance upon technology.
RE: Handbags at concerts - giancarlopagganinni - 06-17-2018
The NFL is the ones who I noticed changed the handbag policy. We all know the Yanks are fecked, but I was in the states in 2006 and had to visit a stadium there. We had to go through a load of rubbish to get in the stadium as we had a bag. It was over the score and unnecessary. A few years later the NFL started punting clear bags (some with the logo on them) for you to put your stuff in, so everyone could see what you were carrying. Again, unnecessary. As stated in previous posts here by members there a soft power play on here. Getting folk into a certain mindset that its got to be done.
Folk need to wake up.
RE: Handbags at concerts - awakened53 - 06-17-2018
It is something that we are now being programmed to accept as the norm' that is certain.
I worked in London during the terror campaign of the IRA, and bag checks were common but not too disruptive to the daily routine. The London Museums have done this for many years and done it very effectively without too much delay.
The whole concert security issue is a mess as it is private security companies involved and is very hit and miss. My friend went to both IOW and V Festival last year and said that the IOW was conducted thoroughly but very well organised, whereas the V was a shambles as people started shouting at the security due to massive delays getting in so they just stopped searching people and just let everyone in.
We are being programmed not to take any food or drink to these events and the clear plastic bag thing is just another way of demeaning people and authority flexing their muscles. The way travellers are lined up at the airport like cattle going to the slaughterhouse is a great example of this
RE: Handbags at concerts - The Apprentice - 06-17-2018
(06-17-2018, 06:39 PM)awakened53 Wrote: It is something that we are now being programmed to accept as the norm' that is certain.
I worked in London during the terror campaign of the IRA, and bag checks were common but not too disruptive to the daily routine. The London Museums have done this for many years and done it very effectively without too much delay.
The whole concert security issue is a mess as it is private security companies involved and is very hit and miss. My friend went to both IOW and V Festival last year and said that the IOW was conducted thoroughly but very well organised, whereas the V was a shambles as people started shouting at the security due to massive delays getting in so they just stopped searching people and just let everyone in.
We are being programmed not to take any food or drink to these events and the clear plastic bag thing is just another way of demeaning people and authority flexing their muscles. The way travellers are lined up at the airport like cattle going to the slaughterhouse is a great example of this
I worked in Northern Ireland during the 80's and the same programming was extant in Belfast, they called them "The Segments" which were a series of cordoned off areas with checkpoints where you were searched as you passed through each one.
However!, has anyone noticed the yellow tubular type metal arches that have sprung up in key parts of London, here is the same barriers bar the revolving gates which have yet to be fitted, I would say they might be in the future, something else is coming down the pipeline, something even bigger that we have seen in Northern Ireland.
They are manouvering towards something.