unshackled minds - inequality

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<center That is a small part of my motorcycle collection.</center

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I have a barn full, workshop full, double garage full, some in an old farm house too. It does prick my conscience when I see elderly people going through bins to find alloy cans to sell to make ends meet. I offset my motorbike hoarding by giving away nearly all the food we grow to the elderly or vulnerable.

Everything grown in the fields is given away, tonnes of it, we only keep what we grow in 4 gardens and the greenhouse, but even then sometimes there is more than we can eat, so that gets shared for free.

We gave up picking up and giving away walnuts at around 60kg. Left the rest for nature, squirrels etc. But still sometimes I look at the whole scene - the bigger picture and it does make me think, it does make me feel.

When is enough enough? For the likes of me I have all I need, 2 cars, large collection of motorbikes, a lot of space to ride around in private, any time I want, with only my rules in place.

2 medium size apartments in town, 1 is where my mother in law resides for free. She had a fall out with her ex, and he evicted her onto the street from said apartment. He has many apartments, so really there was no need to leave that one empty, but greed got the better of him, and anger plus jealousy, gone was his slave. So we bought the apartment off him and she moved back in.

I stopped wanting more when I had enough, but for some, it is never enough is it. Some will say but Bill Gates is a philanthropist, but then I look at his foundations portfolio, and it is for pure investment, the only institutions he gives to are one's that help him gain more money or power. I look at Bill Gates, Bezos, Musk, Klaus Schwab, Soros and co, and they all seemingly always want more.

The entire planet it seems divided up between them.

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If you pay attention it is there for all to see.

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We support the local orphans/foster home with donations each Christmas. It started with my daughters toys, she has way too many. But then they asked if it could be things they need instead like clothes. So clothes it is. That is giving, direct to the people that need it, no middle man, nobody to pay off, no directors, no CEO, just what do you need, here you go. We have an agreement still with my daughter that if she wants more presents, more toys, she has to give the same amount away to those that have less.

I digress.

The Steve Jackson game pictured is a great insight into the minds of the narcissistic ego maniacs that want it all, at any cost.

This card in particular is pretty telling as countries, central banks, the IMF/World bank and fed compete to be the first and only digital reserve currency. I know the plans as they have not been quiet about it, the head of the EU central bank is on video saying it gives them control over what we spend and when, as paper money does not and can be used without them knowing what we are buying, you know, privacy.

If you research the IMF articles, World bank, bank of England, non federal feral reserve etc, they all state the same, they want to be able to take our money at will, digital style. A digital wallet achieves said end game, so be prepared.

Anyway enough of the serious stuff, have a super Sunday, back tonight with Sundayfunday and on the spot prizes, any entries have to be a fun story about your life.

I have put aside 5100 blurt on hive engine to give away, so 3 competitions per week, and one big one for new years eve to start the new year with a bang.