And if you take, someone will take from you.

When I ran my own companies, I always made it a mission to do any job I expected others to do. If I expect someone to work 8 hours inspecting engines at JCB, I had to be willing to do it also.
And I did.
There is always that temptation to just sit in the office, detached from others, surfing the internet, doing paperwork, but then you lose touch with the people that matter, those doing the daily grind to make you money.

I did it differently I suppose, I made only 1 GBP per hour off those that worked for me, to cover expenses for office needs, paper, printing ink etc. Anything left over in the kitty was spent on taking my staff for a meal on a Friday night, and bottles of wine for them for Christmas.

I had the most loyal staff ever, all were friends, all never took a day off. Sharing is caring.

Now what I see is people in politics taking away peoples freedoms and rights, take, take, take. By order of whom though???
Central bankers!

But will it work and end well, the take, take, take model? I think not, what you reap is what you sow.

As less and less people listen to politicians they seem to double down on stupidity, becoming increasingly incoherent in the process.

Peppa pig and Boris Johnson spring to mind.
I posted a video about that last week.

New rules week.

They have spouted some nonsensical rubbish here this week, nightclubs closed again until January 22nd. Restaurants have to limit customers, vaccine passports, but at least here, the court says no, it is not legal. And you do not have to follow the government diktats.
Hooray for courts not on the government payroll of bribes.

I do not know what it is like where you live.

But here doctors have become little Hitlers, smirking at people, refusing to see them unless they have a covid test, knowing full well people will give in 1 day and take the multiple jabs, each jab the doctor gets a bonus in Fiat paper money, one day though I can see them getting more than a bonus, that day may be sooner than they think, and I would not want to be in their shoes then.

Why do you care?

My mother is 80, her husband 90, my mother in law is 69 too, the older people are, the less it seems governments care about them, it is being thoroughly documented all the same.

One day we will all be old, hence why I care, first they came for, then they came for me, and all that jazz.

"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.

— Martin Niemöller"

We have a duty of care for our elders, be them your mother, or mine.
As a society we are nothing without them, fore we would not exist.

If someone is making money, bits of useless paper, backed by nothing to usher the elderly, weak or disabled out of our lives, I state as such, what goes around, comes around, mark my words!

It is only a matter of time, that moment when society pivots to the point when the majority have had enough of the few, if this were the doomsday clock regards politicians, bankers, the media, doctors, scientists et al, I would put the hands at 1 second to 12, when it strikes 12, well you get the idea.

Time will tell, but I doubt very much I am wrong.

Always trust your instincts, they tend to serve you better than anyone wanting to live off you for free like politicians.

Can we go back to one dictator in a royal now, to end the circus of ever expanding government, just a thought, maybe I could be king, but then again, maybe not hey.

It is after all, just a thought in time.

Have a superb week and weekend one and all.

P.S. facebook lost in court, good riddance fact biased checkers.