tram car passes the Federal Coffee Palace at the south-west corner of Collins and King Streets, circa 1890.

Why are there hardly any people?
Why are the buildings so big?
Why does the ground level not match with the building?
NOTICE the odd looking telegraph pole.
AND NO WIRES ???
And what exactly is making the tram operate when there are no visible wires?

Take a look at this short clip NOTE WELL THE "TELEGRAPH POLES" and the size of those buildings in Melbourne all built with horse and cart ... bloody astounding that!~
in setting slow down the speed to .25 make sure you really take in the view.

https://youtu.be/Pd2M5qm_5lM

Government House Macquarie Street Sydney Constructed between 1837 and 1843.

Gees all these buildings all that sandstone and all built with horse cart and chisled by hand ... with such a small population too

GPO Building Melbourne cnr Elizabeth and Bourke
We are told construction began 1861 🤔🤔🤔
With a population at that time of 37,000 people ... 🤔

Some them must have been farmers,
Some of them must have women,
Some of them must have children ... such a small population and the construction of this building along with many others was the priority something don’t add up here folks.

37 000 people in 1861

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Stanley Johnson, Depopulation Compilation Spectacular 👇👊

Huge stored food provider, Auguson Farms, ceasing operations for 90 days. The food supply chain is in shambles. This is a major red flag, and is about as clear a warning as you can get.

Strangely, the company even refers to this as a "RESET” …
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Storable food mega-supplier Augason Farms has ceased operations for 90 days, citing, “global raw-material shortages” and “substantial delays” in procurement and production.

“Regrettably, we cannot fulfill your orders on time; therefore, this letter communicates our decision to suspend business for the next 90 days, effective immediately,” says an October 7th, 2021 letter issued by Augason's President.

“During these 90 days, we will secure and stockpile raw materials and take measures to accelerate our round-the-clock production output,” the letter continues. “We are confident that this reset period will help us better serve you with on-time, complete shipments in the future,” the letter adds.

Are you ready for the food crisis?

#SupplyChain

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