Here’s how they are forcing us to stay prisoners in our homes

February 14, 2024 by Doctor Vernon Coleman

They want to lock us in the twenty minute city prisons which they are preparing for us. They’re already making travel so miserable that most people just stay at home.

Every day comes new signs of how they’re going to stop us travelling.

1. Airport problems are now commonplace and airline travellers who aren’t accustomed to long delays probably haven’t travelled much recently. If the software for air traffic control isn’t down then the software for controlling tickets or baggage will be down. If there isn’t a strike of air crew then there will be a baggage handlers strike. In my book `They want your Money and your Life’ I warn that most smaller airports will probably be closed by 2030. The few remaining large airports will remain until 2050 and then they will go.

2. Roads have become a maze of hazards. Pointless and dangerous speed bumps are now recognised as being pointless and dangerous but they are still there – wrecking cars and breaking backs. Potholes are breeding. Stupid chicanes cause traffic hold ups and make life miserable (and actually increase the use of fuel and pollution). Crazy 20 mph speed limits increase accidents, increase fuel use and increase pollution.

3. Scientists have proved that introducing penalties for drivers who travel into town and city centres makes no difference to pollution. These penalties are all about raising money and stopping travel. Banning older cars from the centre of cities does a great deal of harm (especially to the poor who can’t afford sparkling new mayoral limousines) but does no good to air quality.

4. Car parks prices are soaring. In some towns in the UK it now costs over £30 a day to park a car for a day’s shopping or strolling. Car park spaces are so small that many cars won’t fit into them. The rules are so bent that motorists are often fined even when they can prove that they have a valid parking ticket (that’s happened to me twice, and the complaints procedures are so lengthy and complex that motorists tend to give in and pay up). Many car parks now only accept payment with an app (there are over 30 different apps and you have to have the correct one on your smart phone, if you have a smart phone). Electric cars are now so heavy that councils claim that multi storey car parks are no longer safe. They are knocking them down and selling them for big money (with planning permission, of course) to developers.

5. Train travel is impossible because of constant strikes. Ticket offices are being closed so the elderly, the disabled and the millions without smart phones won’t be able to go anywhere.

6. Bus services are being abandoned faster than you can say `Any more fares please?’ And travel without an app is becoming increasingly difficult.

7. Bicycles, of course, are now the only approved mode of transport. Absurd overtaking laws mean that narrow roads are turned into single lane highways where huge areas of tarmac are marked as reserved for bicycles. The law means that motorists must allow nearly 5 feet when overtaking a cyclist and this means that it is impossible for cars to go past bicycles on some smaller roads. The result is long queues of traffic – and a massive increase in the use of fuel and the resulting air pollution. Sneaky, sanctimonious cyclists with cameras on their helmets are applauded by the police and while criminals of all kinds are ignored, motorists are constantly targeted.

8. Hotels have become unbearable. Heating is turned down to protect the environment from non-existent climate change. The hot water is tepid to protect the environment from non-existent climate change. And towels and sheets are changed irregularly to protect the environment from non-existent climate change And that’s in five star hotels. Hotels now often have just half the number of staff members required to look after guests.

For more about how our future will be defined by the conspirators and the collaborators read `They want your money and your life’ by Vernon Coleman. You can buy a copy via the bookshop on www.vernoncoleman.com.