DEEP STATE WEF Says Fashion Will Be Abolished by 2030: “Humans Will All Wear a Uniform”
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Wildweasel
F-4 Phantoms Phorever
How the population look in their snazzy uniforms.
(one minute)
mzkitty
I give up.
Wildweasel
F-4 Phantoms Phorever
Rice with beetles was a great way to add protein to the diet of Viet Cong fighters. Coming soon to a hooch near you.
You are definitely on to something.
The truth can always be known and found but you may have to dig for it, something many will not be bothered to do.
It all goes back to the literal beginning. Literally, Genesis 3:1. The first fake news from the original liar and faker himself, Satan.
“Did God really say…”.
Which, if you dig a bit, you will see that Satan was twisting and embellishing what God REALLY said and turning it into a seemingly reasonable and believable lie that Eve wanted to believe.
And humanity continues to fall for fake news and believable lies because most will not dig for the truth and discern “is that really what was said?” because they WANT to believe the lie, because, like Eve, the lie appeals to their pre-conceived notions and biases.
firefly2021
Member
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northern watch
TB Fanatic
By 2030, a more likely bet, is the WEF will not exist
energy_wave
Has No Life - Lives on TB
The new WEF approved clothing line.
For the men...
For the women...
For those who aren't sure...
For the men...
For the women...
For those who aren't sure...
Broken Arrow
Heathen Pagan Witch
Bluebird flour is sold in cloth bags, but they are white, not patterned anymore
nomifyle
TB Fanatic
While it may be click bate, I didn't really look farther than the article, There would have to be some serious changes in the next 6+ years to accomplish something like this. These people do not understand the mind of Americans and how we cow boy/girl the f up.
raven
TB Fanatic
Here is the original study from ARUP.
This report by C40, Arup and the University of Leeds assesses the impact of urban consumption on climate breakdown and explores the type and scale of changes needed to ensure that C40 cities reduce their GHG emissions in line with internationally agreed, climate-safe limits.
You can download the PDF and gain a full understanding.
The origin of the article is
The Future of Urban Consumption in a 1.5°C World
The Future of Urban Consumption in a 1.5C World - Arup
New ways of measuring cities’ climate footprints show that C40 cities consumption-based emissions contribute to 10% of global greenhouse gases. This report explores how cities consumption-based emissions need to reduce to avoid a climate breakdown and focuses on six sectors – food, construction...www.arup.com
It is a download link.
You can get the PDF report from
Its a PDF. It is long.
However on page 82, there is an interesting chart. And, lo, there it is "3 new clothing items per person per year. Go figure.
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sleepyeddie
Senior Member
When do we get our uniform vouchers?
Barry Natchitoches
Has No Life - Lives on TB
That would be two items more than I buy in a typical year.
seriously.
I have all the clothes I need, unless I were to drastically gain or lose weight.
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bracketquant
Veteran Member
Psst, everyone... Barry has gone over to the dark side.
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pauldingbabe
The Great Cat
Even clickbait makes for an interesting thread. For example, we've found out maybe more than we wanted about certain members . . . .
"The More You Know...."
Meemur
Voice on the Prairie / FJB!
On the three item thing . . . not going to happen!
I buy 5 - 6 inexpensive tops (blouses / polo shirts) for work and generally replace those about every other year, sometimes sooner if I'm working on a printer ink cartridge and the ink gets all over me. Ink may or may not come out of inexpensive fabric!
When I "retire," I may sew or spend more money on several nice blouses and better polo shirts for wearing in public and keep them for 5+ years. At home, it's cheap, plain tee shirts and jeans.
At least I no longer have to buy dresses and pantyhose for work.
I buy 5 - 6 inexpensive tops (blouses / polo shirts) for work and generally replace those about every other year, sometimes sooner if I'm working on a printer ink cartridge and the ink gets all over me. Ink may or may not come out of inexpensive fabric!
When I "retire," I may sew or spend more money on several nice blouses and better polo shirts for wearing in public and keep them for 5+ years. At home, it's cheap, plain tee shirts and jeans.
At least I no longer have to buy dresses and pantyhose for work.
pauldingbabe
The Great Cat
Meemur
Voice on the Prairie / FJB!
That's for sure! It was $80 for a decent dress, and I was ready to break out the sewing machine. However, I switched to buying modest skirts and blouses at Sears before their clothes became crappy club wear and then our "dress code" (such as it was) at work became "business casual," which meant dress trousers for women were fine. I think we all ditched the pantyhose immediately. I've never looked back!That's like getting a raise!
RememberGoliad
Veteran Member
Well then, you're what we call a 'clothes horse' around here!
If it wasn't for Tractor Supply and Walmart's store brands, @Sambert's mama and I would have our own nudist colony going, population 2!
vector7
Dot Collector
TheSearcher
Are you sure about that?
In September 2024, the UN Summit of the Future is scheduled to take place. That's real enough, and it lays the groundwork for stuff like this.
I'm bringing this up here because it strikes me in a way I can't yet quite define that the Summit is the beginning point for a bunch of nonsense like this. We need to be ready.
TheSearcher
Are you sure about that?
Thank you, Raven.The origin of the article is
The Future of Urban Consumption in a 1.5°C WorldThe Future of Urban Consumption in a 1.5C World - Arup
New ways of measuring cities’ climate footprints show that C40 cities consumption-based emissions contribute to 10% of global greenhouse gases. This report explores how cities consumption-based emissions need to reduce to avoid a climate breakdown and focuses on six sectors – food, construction...
It is a download link.
You can get the PDF report from
Its a PDF. It is long.
However on page 82, there is an interesting chart. And, lo, there it is "3 new clothing items per person per year. Go figure.
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As was mentioned, it is important for YOU to search the references of any aritcle personally.
Melodi
Disaster Cat
This is prefect for formal wear, though many prefer the great kilt for field operations as it can double as a blanket. Put all those yards of fabric to duel uses!Here’s my clothing choice.
Still a lot of my people around. And they aren’t real fond if compliance.
CaryC
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Being Truthful and real for a moment:
Mostly I have the carpenter, and tactical pants, Henley shirts, and hats. And some pocket T's. Winter and Summer. Along with a bomber type Carhartt jacket. An Artic coverall, that is way to hot to work outside in even at 9-11 degrees but not to hot to sit in a deer stand, watch tree leaves move around. And because those Artic Coverall's are so hot (I'm very cold natured so go above and beyond on winter clothes) I did get a pair of bib overalls which are flannel lined, zipper on the side and all that, so I could wear a coat over them. But have gained some weight since I bought them and now need to leave the side buttons unbuttoned.
And now for the fun part: (and hence not true)
Onesies for the underwear, and no socks, just brogan shoes with bare feet and unlaced.
True again:
My grandfather wore that get up. Onesies with the flap on the back, all his life. Which was for work around the farm during the summer, if he didn't have his khakied long sleeve shirt on except his bib overalls were Oshkosh By' gosh. And with a Stetson straw hat in the summer, and felt in the winter.
Part of the reason for no socks in the summer, so barefoot in the brogans was, the dew was so heavy, and fields so dry, that the dust on his shoes would end up turning to mud. And he took them off when going inside. There was no such thing as "house shoes" and if there was, he couldn't afford it anyway.
Wore his best bib's to town with a white shirt. And black pants with a white shirt to church on Sunday. Since they drove a couple of mules to town pulling a wagon, wearing a tight woven bib shed dirt and dust better, as do the Carhartts.
Never will forget he kept his wallet in the bib part, and it snapped shut.
Do wear brogans for shoes though in the form of Merrell's. My doctor wears Keen's with wool socks in the office, and he's about to fling a craven on me. Already got some for SB. She was the Guiney Pig.
Kind of like when I pulled some Persimmons to check for the winter weather, and got home and told my son to try one of these. He plopped it in his mouth, and that was the end of that conversation. It does draw your mouth up. I'll have to remember not to eat one of those. Thanks.
There is too much money in the fashion industry for it to be disbanded.
Dobbin
Faithful Steed
raven
TB Fanatic
If you look up Mao Suit, it points to the Zhongshan suit which was counter-culture to traditional Chinese fashion.
It became the fashion industry - it was popular because it was counter to the culture. It was not a symbol of communism.
Here is both Chiang Kai-shek and Mao wearing the latest fashion.
blueinterceptor
Veteran Member
Cowboys and commies will be the new game. With woodland camo making a comeback
Charmer153
Contributing Member
Somehow I doubt this is going to happen. None of thier other plans have worked the way they wanted, so why should they expect this one to work?
raven
TB Fanatic
None of their plans have worked out?
Gay Marriage
Baking a cake for a gay marriage.
Transgender begin appointed to very important government positions.
They are teaching gender transition in elementary school.
Affirmative Action
Abortion on Demand
Their plans are working out all the time.
Because over time people get worn down and just accept them as normal
You did.