AND WHERE ARE THE JOBS?

Love the photo but it highlights the issue I dwell on, what is to become of Professor Yuval Harari's upcoming ''useless people''? No one anywhere is game enough to even broach the question, while Elon Musk saying it will all be OK, where in the same breath posturing, we need a multi-planet existence starting on Mars in the likely event Earth blows itself up. The two options here for the global planners have to be that we keep these useless - meaning non-contributing people - alive in some way or work out an acceptable method by which to get rid of them. The second option is to proceed the way we seem to be heading into a global world war, get the ''useless'' conscripted and have the wealthy plan their bunkers so that group would survive, given they would not all have time to emigrate to Mars. So what are we not being told?

This issue seems too important to let sit idle. It seems impossible that those at the top are not considering possibilities to prevent the termination of their own existence. Was the COVID scare a precursor to experiments aiming to kill off large portions of the coming useless population, one part of trials that just got away? Or are humans overall so stupid that they have this built-in death wish that they cannot take seriously what the Muslim Brotherhood is espousing openly? The Brotherhood publicly state that they intend to take over the globe and will, as seen, populate on a motorbike beyond what the rich can carry in their Teslas. It will be done by sheer weight of numbers. It is not with secret handshakes; they are there out in the open, this is not a conspiracy, not some clandestine masonic collection of secret deep state acolytes with secret handshakes while people in the West remain entrenched in their ''love thy neighbour and be kind to your enemy''. Perhaps some of these people should as applies to the two other monotheist religions under the same God, start also wearing hats. Perhaps that's the difference? In the meantime, it can only be supposed that Europe, led by Britain, is aiming for the top Darwin Award...