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Originally posted by Leapzig: ↑

With the sowing of division and growing authoritarian Government control around the western world (especially in Australia as we are the test subject of the WEF) I can guarantee that in 2070-

* living past 70 will be a feat in its own. with all those mandated vaccines etc... that will be in the air at that time, living past 65 will be an exception

* exposing your body in any public beach will most likely be prohibited. I can tell you now that there is a department looking at a beach in Australia that is frequented by a larger Islamic population and they will soon look to set aside a day and times where bikinis will be banned so as not to offend the Islamic population.

* by 2070 we will be fully subjected to a digital social identity system. Most people will simply not have the money or will to enjoy a beach.

* by 2070 to attend a beach in this country will be subject to indigenous owners, who will be owned by globalist puppeteers. Do not expect beaches to be accessible at your will.

* by 2070 no-one will be smiling. Children will look at old photos of their grandparents and great parents smiling and they will ask why their world is so different. Their parents will tell them that it was a different world back then. They will not criticise the Governmnet for fear of having their income frozen through their digital ID and facial recognition security systems everywhere including within your home.

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Deport them all instead.

If they don't like how we live here then simply do not come here.

Problem solved.
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