I haven't worn a mask since it was made mandatory last month. Up until now, I haven't been challenged once (I tell a lie, the local Post Office has a sandwich bar and the woman serving behind asked, I said I was exempt and everything was fine).
I went to a Bolton Car Parts place today for some brake calipers. I've been there several times during lockdown and after. I walked in. The counter space is divided by means of an office partition screen and the counter means the staff are at least 1.5m away, probably more.
ME: 'I need a price on a couple of brake calipers'
ASST: 'Where's your mask' (in a friendly enough, sort of apologetic voice)
ME: 'I don't need one'
ASST: (shocked that I'd said this)' Well I can't serve you then.(in an aggresive manner)
I started to turn and leave.
ASST: 'You'll have to stand outside the door'
ME: 'Fine'
He then gets on the computer and looks up the parts and gives me a price. While he's doing this, I think he's recognised how aggressive he must have sounded, because his manner now is much more 'sociable'.
He gives me a price and said he could get them in for Monday lunchtime. I already knew how much I could get them for online, but I'd rather pay a bit more and be able to see they're the right part, rather than have the faff of sending them back and starting again from scratch. I said I'd think about it. While he had been serving me I had formulated what I was going to ask before I left.
ME: Is this company privately owned or part of a multi-national?
ASST: 'It's privately owned, there's a few owners'.
ME: 'The reason I ask is because I need to speak to them. I need to inform them the whole COVID19 thing is a hoax. It's a hoax to bring in totalitarianism.'
I then went on to explain about Simon Dolan, Keep Britain Free, the judicial review, the Berlin March, the Trafalger Sq meet on the 29th August. I could tell all three of the staff didn't have a clue what I was talking about, apart from possibly affirming what they already felt....that something's not right.
I left and I hoped at least one of them Googled Keep Britain Free, if only to ridicule me as a 'nutter'. I don't really care as long as they see another side to this story which challenges the ridiculous official narrative.
As it is, I called them back an hour later to arrange ordering them. The guy who served me was nice as pie. I even got a little discount on the price.
I'm glad the WHO's psyop failed. Instead of accentuating the 'divide' between believers and deniers, I think I may have sown a few seeds. Who knows? But I'm glad I kept my cool and let the passion come through the message I delivered at the end.
Alan Butterworth - They think I'm a nutter too! I went round Sainsburys yesterday holding a copy of the Daily Telegraph front page which reported on the Government fiddling the virus figures. Most people scuttled away, but one little old dear said "yes it's terrible isn't it". I was happy if just one person saw it and began to question. I then proceeded to go round the car park saying "the Government are lying to you". Maybe I have lost the plot, but I don't care anymore. As Carl Vernon says 'Fear Nothing'.
It is quite amazing isn't it how clueless most people really are. I do wonder what they spend their times on their phones watching? It's obviously not any kind of research....yet the 'search' button is probably THE icon that is most recogniseable across browsers and platforms......mind you, you have to have a spark of curiosity to start with.
OHHHH..... I am definitely certifiable because I have the damn cheek to think for myself!
Well, if the new normal is being a programmed clone then I am happy to live in my little deluded world. A world where I CAN think and even make a decision for myself.