MK ULTRA - Britons went ahead and begun to blame me for fall of entire British industry - INDIFFERENTLY FROM OTHER EUROPEAN CAR MAKERS WHOSE BANKS MOVED CAR MANUFACTING INSTEAD TO MUCH CHEAPER CHINA

THE WAS THIS SCUM-BEGGARY WAS DONE BY THROWING ME THROUGH TORTURE SCENARIO ON PICTURE WHERE LONDON BRUTS WOULD PRIOR TO FACTORY'S TAKE DOWNS INSTALLED THEIR OWN PEOPLE INTO TOP FACTORY MANAGEMENT, AND CITY/REGION WHERE

MANUFACTURING PLANT TAKE DOWN WAS TO TAKE PLACE. AT PLANTS WHERE UNION SOMEHOW PERSISTED AND VOICES OF REASON BEGUN TO GATHER FOR THE SAKE OF EMPLOYMENT, ULTIMATE BLOW WOULD BE DELIVERED BY BRITISH BANKING INSTITUTIONS FROM LONDON WHICH WOULD UPON ARRIVAL DISCLOSE THEIR INTENTS TO CRUSH FINANCING OF ENTIRE REGION(from real estate to businesses) UNLESS THOSE QUIETLY COMPLY WITH FOREMOST REMOVAL OF TROUBLEMAKERS WHO REFUSED TO COOPERATE IN FACTORY CLOSURES. IF A REGIONAL POLITICIAN SOMEHOW SUPPORTED UNION "TROUBLE MAKER", ROYALS WHISTLED POLICE TO APPOINT SIDE POLITICIAN WHO ALWAYS WAS READY FOR TAKEOVER IN CASE OF EMERGENCY AND SO IT WENT ACROSS THE LAND FOR I ALL I WAS GUILTY IN EYES OF BRITONS WHO VIOLATED INTERNATIONAL STATUES/LAWS/ TREATIES WHICH APPLY TO TORTURE OF HUMAN BEINGS. IN SOME CASES ENTIRE TOWNS WERE TURNED INTO DUMPSTERS - SPECIALLY THOSE OF WHICH PEOPLE HAVE SEEN THEMSELVES IN ME.

THIS WAS MORE OR LESS STORY OF BRITISH ROVER WHICH ENDED OFFERING ITS REAR $$$$$ EVEN TO ITALIAN FIAT(NOT ONLY CHINESE WHOM THEY BLAME FOR DISAPPEARANCE OF ONE - LONDON BANKSTERS WAS TOLD DURING TOTAL TAKE-DOWN OF ROVER HAD A MUCH MUCH MORE LUCRATIVE WORK TO DO OVERSEAS IN CHINA WHERE PROFITS SKYROCKETED FOR THEM AND ROVER WAS JUST A DROP IN THE OCEAN OF BRITISH ECONOMY). Rover 35 (R30)/FIAT STILO EXAMPLE - USED AS A ROYAL GIFT TO FIAT/ROME FOR WHICH MONEY, HOWEVER, FIND ITS WAY BACK INTO THE LONDON POCKETS THROUGH OTHER CHANNELS.

NEW ELON MUSK'S HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY WHICH ESSENTIALLY WAS DEVELOPED BY TOYOTA/HONDA BUT OF WHICH TECHNOLOGY HYDROGEN PRODUCTION WISE AUSTRALIA WAS THE ONE WHICH GAINED EDGE, WAS A FREEBIE TO A WHITE SOUTH AFRICAN ELON MUSK BY ALSO NONE OTHER THAN BRITISH ROYALS. WHAT CAN I SAY @BRITISH - PERHAPS YOU SHOULD HAVE DIFFERENT ROYALS OR TRY "REAL ROYALS".

I HOPE TO HAVE CLARIFIED ENTIRE BRITISH AUTOMAKERS' HISTORY OF THE DOWNFALL WITH THOSE WHO RAN AND ADMINISTERED FORECLOSURES OF BRITISH AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY WITH NOTHING LEFT BUT TO SAY "YES - THIS IS THE WAY IT WAS AND IS".

WHATEVER IS GOOD FOR PEOPLE, NOT NECESSARY IS FOR ROYALS - BUT ROYALS GIVE NO FUCK ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE FEEL. LOST JOBS ARE REPLACED WITH LONG TERM UNEMPLOYMENT IN AND SOME CASES RED CROSS/HOMELESSNESS ETC. YES, Rover 35 (R30 was for Rover the last one indeed but only a gift for you to touch if purchasing yourself Fiat Stilo. EVERYTHING AS STATED ABOVE WAS RECORDED BY POLICE WHO PARTICIPATED EVENTS IN BRITAIN WHENEVER I WAS DELIVERED THERE FOR FORECLOSURE OPERATIONS TO TAKE PLACE - AT TIMES OR IN PARTS EVEN BY FOREIGN POLICE. ITS NOT PRODUCT OF IMAGINATION, BUT FACTS AND  MY ABILITY TO REGISTER IN HEAD THEM AS IT WAS.

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@JEREMY HUNT - REALLY, YOU PAID YOUR LONDON MASTERS COLLECTIVELY ENOUGH TO REDEEM YOURSELF FOR SINS YOU COMMITTED TO THEM !!????? HAHAHAHA....VERY NICE THEN EVEN THAT I BELIEVE YOU WILL NEVER FREE(REDEEM) YOURSELF FROM COLLECTIVE KINGDOM CONSCIOUS(LIES IS WHAT IT WAS AND IS), BUT OKAY :)))))) I STILL WISH YOU BEST OF LUCK EVEN THAT YOU DIDN'T DESERVE.

RELATED TO https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2024/01/here-is-how-slovenian-police-have-used.html

AND THIS WILL DO FOR BRITAIN 

Britain's 'dark days' are behind us, Jeremy Hunt tells nation

From https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1852803/britains-dark-days-are-behind-us

The Chancellor sought to restore the Tories' reputation as a tax-cutting party in a personal message to Sunday Express readers.

By DAVID WILLIAMSON

21:55, Sat, Jan 6, 2024 | UPDATED: 21:55, Sat, Jan 6, 2024

Jeremy Hunt (Image: Getty)

Britain's “dark days” are behind us and voters can expect more tax cuts in the spring Budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says.

As the battle for Number 10 begins in earnest, the Prime Minister will meet voters in the North West on Monday, with the Conservatives set to frame the coming election as a “stark choice” between Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer.

The Chancellor sought to restore the Tories’ reputation as a tax-cutting party in a personal message to Sunday Express readers.

Mr Hunt insisted the economy has “turned a corner” and the Government is now “changing gear”.

He said: “While we had to take some difficult decisions to help pay down the Covid-19 debt and the money we borrowed to help people through Putin’s energy shock, those dark days are thankfully fading into the distance.”

He promised that taxes will come down “as soon as we get the chance,” saying “that’s what I hope to at the upcoming Spring Budget if it is affordable and responsible to do so”.

Claiming there is a “stark choice in British politics today,” the Chancellor said the Government wanted to “get back to delivering our vision of a lower tax, entrepreneurial economy that rewards hard work”.

He said: “By kicking off the New Year with record tax cuts, we are changing gear and looking ahead to focus on just that, taking the long-term decisions required to drive growth in the decade ahead.”

Mr Hunt said the cut to National Insurance Contributions will “land in 27 million people’s pay packets at the end of this month” – and deliver a £450 saving for anyone earning the UK average salary of £35,400.

The economy is expected to be the top issue in an election which comes in the wake of a cost of living crisis. The Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned that workers earning less than £29,000 “will almost all lose out” as a result of frozen tax thresholds.

However, Tories insist they are on a mission to revive prosperity across the entire country.

A Government source said: “The PM is heading to the North West where we have invested £1.5billion across seven key levelling up funds as part of our mission to make the whole country an engine for growth and innovation.”

Sir Keir Starmer has sought to distance the party from the years when it was led by Jeremy Corbyn. But Tories will remind voters of Sir Keir’s role in Mr Corbyn’s cabinet as Shadow Brexit Secretary.

The source said: “While Sir Keir’s north London elite, with its strong ties to the radical left, continue to promise to go on a reckless £28billion spending spree without saying how they’d pay for it, we are investing responsibility in growth and job-creation, while giving millions of workers a tax cut worth £450 on the average wage this weekend."

“The choice at the next election will be between Sir Keir Starmer, who famously campaigned to overturn the democratic Brexit referendum result and won’t give the public any honest answers, and Rishi Sunak who believes in Britain and is determined to build a brighter future for our country.”

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The Labour leader is also seeking to give voters reason to believe that better times are ahead if they give him a mandate to lead the country.

He last week set out “project hope” and the “potential for national renewal” in a major speech.

Britain, he claims, is “crying out for change” and he promised a “politics of respect and service that shows zero tolerance towards the darker side of Westminster”.

The most recent polling by WeThink shows 20 per cent of people would vote Conservative if there was an election tomorrow but 37 per cent would back Labour, with eight per cent opting for Reform UK and seven per cent for the Liberal Democrats.

Richard Holden, the newly appointed Conservative Party chairman, took direct aim at Sir Keir.

He said that his speech offered “no plan” and not “even a real acknowledgement that illegal migration is an issue”.

“It’s almost as if Starmer’s scared of people knowing what Labour have got planned,” he said.

Mr Holden accused Sir Keir of delivering a “diatribe of doom and despair that makes Eeyore look bouncy,” adding: “Well ahead of a general election, the public have a right to know what Starmer would do in office and contrast it with Rishi’s record of delivery and clear Conservative future plans. If I were Sir Keir I’d be scared too and his New Year speech showed just how terrified he is."