When you realise the 1% want you to stay in your position you will wake up to the reality of Multinational corporations and zionist controlled entities wanting to keep you in that position no matter how hard you try to get out. I take simple steps to live a happier life. 1) Always have food in the smaller cafes and restaurants so your contributing to the local economy. 2) Stay away from lab grown meat, processed meats and vegetables. They do more harm than good. 3) Try and pay cash where possible so the money isn't depleted by banks taking their 2% at every transaction.
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