ELECTRICITY ETHER GRID
FREE ELECTRICITY WE GET TO PAY FOR
the National Grid

OK, I supposes they got to maintain the grid and supply system.

Wonder who originally built it.

Now I get to see why Electro Magnetic Pulse surges can be such a problem – they’d then to upset the ether and might take out the ‘system’ for a while.

And why they build sports stadiums and other places masses of people congregate, where people generate energy, are often built by the side of rivers or railway lines – they conduct the energy the humans generate to wherever it goes to.

How many cities are built by rivers that are not used for navigation or trade?

Most of them, probably, when you start thinking about it.

Loosh conductors, for the awake.

Free energy
provided electricity
150 years ago

You don’t pay for electricity
you pay for the
rental of the meter

HISTORY OF WHY
METERS WERE INSTALLED

After the Napoleonic wars of 1815, the Rothschilds bankrupted the United Kingdom by selling all their stocks and shares.

They knew that because of their status within the financial world as the main player, everyone would copy and do the same (which they did!). When the value was at rock bottom they came back in and bought everything.

To this day, they (Blackrock and Vanguard) still own every industry in the world including oil and pharmaceutical companies, all mainstream media organisations, education (large universities, schools) and more – all of these seemingly disparate systems are connected and funded by the same hand.

This is very important to understand.

The Rothschilds are just one faction of the Black Nobility bloodline who rule above them (a more complex topic for another conversation).

After this orchestrated bankruptcy, people were ordered to hand in their gold and silver in exchange for promissory notes (the cash system we have today) and the gold standard was officially removed in 1931 (UK) and 1933 (US) meaning money is backed by nothing and so was the birth of a new control system.

Since people were essentially forced to hand over their wealth and were now being used as collateral for the central bank loans, a deal was struck that every man and woman would have a share of the natural resources (i.e. energy, water etc) which basically meant free access to energy!

This was part of the deal.

The main resource at the time was coal and this was given freely to everyone.

Soon the use of coal advanced in to the production of electricity & gas – which again, was free for the people based on this original exchange deal. It wasn’t long before the Rothschild empire + the elitist bankers wanted to expand business and gain monopoly over these new energy sources.

At the time there were strikes from the coal miners who weren’t being paid fairly & demanded better working conditions.

Governments were instructed to orchestrate power cuts so the public would be frustrated thinking it was due to the coal miner strikes.

Using propaganda and PR trickery, the idea was sold that in order to solve these problems in the mines and stop power cuts, energy distribution would need to be monitored in order to keep track of how much power was being used in each household.

This vague, almost nonsensical reason
was promoted heavily using
psychologically manipulative
slogans/techniques and media campaigns
to convince people to allow the
installation of a meter in their home for
‘just a very small cost’
per month.

Using quotes such as ‘to make it fair for everyone!’ and ‘to keep you and your neighbours safe!’ this new, fraudulent system was accepted by the masses without any questioning or understanding that this went against the initial deal and was essentially a giant scam by the bankers to expand business.

The public were desperate to have running electricity again.

What reason did they have to disbelieve what they were being told?

They just wanted to heat and light their home without issues!

It is important to understand that
the monthly charge was NOT
and still to this day is not for the
usage of electricity like we are told,
but rather for the rental of the meter.