So what's your Plan B?

Here’s where I’ve ended up – my plan B is to find a place where new alliances, beyond the reach of government and bureaucracy, small, nimble and local support ordinary people in living meaningful, fruitful, abundant lives. These alliances won’t be instantly recognisable as organs fighting back against tyranny (except by the tyrants) – but they will be important.

The farmers’ market, the church congregation, the service clubs, the men and women with trades and craft skills, the poets and musicians, the novelists, the writers. The book clubs in private homes, informal music recitals, the home brew beer tastings.

These and other groups are the ones in touch with reality, beauty, mystery, truth and love. Nothing that the government or the WEF or the WHO do comes remotely close to supporting free men and women and children in pursuit of the real aims of life – quite the opposite in fact. Nothing you watch on the 6 o’clock news or read in the legacy media will help you.

So what’s your Plan B? And how long are you going to stick with Plan A?