Hi Everyone,
I’m back with another Actifit Report and Update. I’ve been back 2 weeks from Orlando. In that time, I’ve managed to complete 2 economics posts. Both posts were a little bleak, but they needed to be written.
The first post I started before I went on the 2-week holiday. I wanted to complete it before I left, but it was a little more complicated and time-consuming than I initially thought.
In the first post, I discussed the possible link between the current wars and mass immigration into Europe/West. The population demographics of Europe are changing rapidly. This is by design. The Establishment are driving people out of third world countries and luring them into Europe.
This change is going to become much more dramatic in the coming years. Many African countries are heading towards famine in the coming months. This will lead to mass displacement of people. Many will head to Europe. This change could be compounded even further if there is war with Russia. War could devastate native populations in many ways. Read my post for an elaboration.
In the second post, I discuss racism. There is a huge taboo against racism in the West. Western Governments have exploited this taboo of racism to turn their country’s people against each other. It has become a weapon to turn native nationalist Europeans against ‘left-leaning’ Europeans and immigrants. The narrative of this provoked tension and conflict feeds into the agendas described in my previous post. This post also discusses how racism became such a taboo in Western culture even though it is not the case in many other cultures.
Back to the Vet
I reached over 20,000 steps yesterday. This is a high number for me. It still pales in comparison to one of my days on holiday from two weeks ago (39,000+).
Yesterday, I took our small dog Ducky to the vet for an x-ray. She broke her front leg around 6 weeks ago. She needed the x-ray to check the progress of her recovery. The x-ray takes a while because she needs to be sedated. The town where this vet was located was a fair distance from where I live. Since I didn’t have a mode of transport, I took the opportunity to explore the town. This led to several hours of walking. Hence, the high count.
On returning to the vet, I was informed that Ducky’s leg was recovering really well. I was confident this would be the case as she had not shown any signs of pain in over 3 weeks. Overall, a good outcome for her. She shouldn’t need to receive any further procedures on her leg.
That wraps this Actifit Report. I will continue my economics posts in the coming weeks. In my next post, I discuss the rising tax burden and declining services and infrastructure in European countries. It will be quite bleak.
I wish everyone a great week ahead.
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