YOUR MOBILE PHONE IS THE KEY TO STEALING YOUR LIFE
In our ‘brave new world’, in addition to the risk of dying due to the illegal importation of COVID-19 into Australia, we now face the risk of having our life stolen by phone hackers.
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Clearly we need to be brave in order to survive in our increasingly more dangerous world.
According to an ABC report, Internet security expert Troy Hunt is warning people that scammers can steal you identify by gaining control of your phone.
If you do mobile phone transactions, the first indication that your life has been stolen may be when you discover that your bank account has been transferred to an almost untraceable bank account in the Azores or the Bahamas!
Anonymous banking of your money is still possible
Once your identity is hacked, nothing is safe, and if your money is stolen, you may find that it is very difficult to recover.
Okay, that’s my civic duty in regard to stealing your life. In my next posting, I shall focus on a very real world example of how the South Australian Parliament has (literally) stolen the Right to Life of over 1,500 people.
DID POLITICIANS KNOW THAT EXPOSING PEOPLE TO COVID-19 WAS DANGEROUS?
WHEN IT COMES TO PLANNED TERORIST ACTIVITY, THIS IS GROSS OVER-ACHIEVEMENT
Why did all of these people needlessly die, as in, why were they murdered?
For the answer to that question, you will have to read my next posting, which will shock you to the core. However, I shall leave you with this surreal clue:
THE ROADMAP MURDERS
(You get a copy of the South Australian ‘roadmap’ that underpins the serial murders of at least 1,513 people.)
HOW DO WE PREVENT THIS DISASTER?
By the way – every state has a similar plan, which is no surprise given the role of the (fake) ‘National Cabinet’ in orchestrating these murders?
WHY ARE THE PEOPLE WHO VIOLATED AUSTRALIA’S ANTI-TERRORISM LAWS TELLING HOW TO COPE WITH THEIR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY?
Take care, because the COVID-19 pandemic is still with us, despite what those who caused this disaster may say.
May the road rise to meet you,
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
The rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of his hand.
Ronald Medlicott. Citizen, teacher and Christian volunteer lay-advocate
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