Financial Corruption and Censorship

When I arrived home around 9 p.m. last evening from the two-mile or so round trip hike to deposit a $202 (and change) cheque in my financial institution's ATM and then to do a little shopping at the Save-On-Foods outlet (Google Map) almost adjacent to that institution, I found that my brother was newly home.

We were to watch T.V. together via our Android TV Box until something like 12:20 a.m.

Since I cannot trust that my casino-addicted wife is going to leave my money alone ─ for I believe that she is working a full day today at the Thai restaurant located very nearby the casino she frequents ─ early this evening I will take another similar walk and withdraw the bulk of that deposit I made which only brought my sad account up to $210 (and change).

I will withdraw $150 and risk the remainder ... although this past Friday she did take $60 of the $68 (and change) that was in the account at that time. 

It is unavoidable that I have to leave at least some figure of quantity to cover whatever relatively small automated charges may get applied to the account.

And just now on something of a whim, going online I have opened up a private ─ i.e., non-joint with my wife ─ chequing account at that financial institution; an account that my wife will be unable to access. Once it is activated, I can then simply transfer whatever amount of money I want from the chequing account that she has access to, and that transferred money will thence only be available to me ─ no more of these nighttime emergency hikes to that ATM to try and withdraw any money such as my pension income that she has in the past begun gambling away within a couple of hours of its automated deposit.

Whew!

Incidentally, when I was out last evening, it was basically just sprinkling rain. But by the end of the evening, it was raining hard. Thus far today, we have had a little very light rain betimes, but naught of consequence. Note that I am typing these words barely into the second half of the afternoon.

Something else ─ my brother and I rose this morning to find that neither of my stepsons were home. That is still holding.

He and I were to watch a couple of interesting videos this morning. I found the first to be most unsettling in view of my relative penuriousness that leaves me chronically unable to defend myself in the tiniest from what is coming.

The video was a little more than 1½ hours long (1:34:37), and posted to Rumble on January 12 by Action4Canada: Solutions to Financial Corruption and Censorship with Tiago Henriques.

Tiago Henriques, Died Suddenly News and Artificial Intelligence Expert, joins Tanya to discuss the government and Bank of Canada’s role in orchestrating a massive wealth transfer to destroy Canada’s economy in order to implement a Digital ID system to control citizen’s lives and every future transaction. They also discuss steps you can take to protect yourself.

Evidently Tiago's new website has not yet been operational, but he is very current with his Gab account ─ just scroll past the first two posts that are merely "pinned" and thus older.

The second video got extremely interesting well into the second half, and my brother watched it all the way through to 12:45 p.m. This one was posted to Rumble on January 13 by Vaccine Choice Canada, and was just slightly longer (1:37:59) than the first video: Donald Lee - WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON? 

Donald Lee is a writer, historian, spiritualist and strategist who talks about his new book, ‘What the Hell is Going on?’ The Web of Fraud that is Enslaving Everyone and How We Can Escape to Freedom.’ This is going to be an influential book. Donald’s research is incredible as is his ability to explain it in simple, captivating terms. Listen to learn how can each ‘escape to freedom’.

Donald Lee: https://www.cominghomespirit.com/

Completely paraphrasing him, I found it fascinating that if Satanic forces are truly behind what is occurring in the world, then possibly it might have truth that the mRNA jab has the capacity to modify a human being to make him or her easier to possess ─ or at least inhabit ─ by daemonic entities.

But that is a long topic ─ I have not the time for it today.

By the way, this morning when my brother went to pick up his girlfriend Bev at 10 a.m. to drive her to work, I did go with him in order for him to stop at the government liquor store that is something like two miles from here ─ and I restocked my strong (8% alcohol) malt supply with a further 48 cans. With the deposit and taxes, the bill came to $78.31.

Notwithstanding, since I paid in cash, and pennies are no longer in circulation, I only had to pay $78.30.

Yay!

I ought to take advantage of my stepsons' absence and have a bath, so I am going to call it quits on blogging for today. After all, I have that ATM hike still ahead, as well.