Insurrection

by on February 17, 2025 at 12:01 am
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Some of us remember 2021 one way. Others another. Some remember a violent mob breaking into the capital on January 6. Others a peaceful protest that walked through doors held open for them by capital police, and followed police guides inside the capital. Many news agencies reported that violent rioters beat policemen to death with fire extinguishers and flagpoles. Others that only protestors died on January 6, one shot in the neck on camera and three more who “died of natural causes” during altercations with the capitol police that were not caught on camera.

Many Americans never saw the peaceful protest because the main stream news didn’t cover it. Those of us who watch more than just the mainstream news saw the peaceful protest at the same time as we saw the riot.

Four years of Hell followed that day. Impeachment. Lawyers stripped of their licenses. People banned from social media. Pro Life protestors sent to prison. January Sixers in prison. Most of them peaceful protestors. Some of them not even there. Businesses shut down. Americans kicked out of their jobs if they didn’t take an experimental injection.

A senile old man who couldn’t speak without a teleprompter sworn in as President. Abandoning Afghanistan to the Taliban. War in Ukraine. Hamas attacking Israel. Americans dead or captive in foreign lands. Boys beating up girls in girls sports. Children being cut up or drugged up and told they’re different genders. Wide open American borders with hundreds of thousands of women and children lost in the system. Illegal alien gang members killing Americans.

Trump shot on the campaign trail.

Presidential candidates from BOTH major parties joined Trump’s campaign because they couldn’t support what the government was doing. And then for the third general election in a row, the people came out and voted for the outsider again. And this time the polls stayed open. No 3AM vote dumps to flip the result like 2020.

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The Vote

by on February 16, 2025 at 12:01 am
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We all remember what happened. The election returns in 2020 showed Trump winning and America went to sleep. And then the poll counting stopped in certain districts. Water leaks in some cases. They had to evacuate the counting rooms. Sometimes they were just out of time and were going to bed. Different scenarios across the nation. And when the overly trusting Republican monitors went home, the vote counters came back, pulled new boxes out from under tables, and started counting again. This is what the cameras showed. And then we got the 3AM vote dumps and suddenly all the media was saying that Biden won in the most free and most fair election ever and anybody who questioned it was Un-American.

But there were questions. Reports of wide-spread voter fraud. Statistical anomalies that have always demanded an audit of the votes. Videos of people stuffing dozens or hundreds of ballots in unattended ballot boxes in the middle of the night. At least one county in Wisconsin had an actual court case that went before a judge that was absolutely fraudulent and had to be recounted by hand. And of course we all remember the calls to audit the digital voting booths for insecurity and fraud. When we see these kinds of things in Third World Nations we declare the elections fraudulent.

But the main stream media wouldn’t cover it. You only saw it if you went outside the major broadcast or cable networks. I’ve done that since my twenties so I saw the videos in as close to real time as could be. I knew it was fraud and I said it. I said that we HAD to audit this. We HAD to find out what happened and cut out any fraudulent votes we could show were fraudulent. And then I watched judge after judge dismiss cases brought to them before getting to the evidentiary stage.

Our vote MUST be secure. We must demand that. And I did. And once again people canceled me. Called me a liar. Crazy. Dangerous. Un-American. Even some family members.

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Total War

by on February 15, 2025 at 12:01 am
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Trump’s win in 2016 changed everything. And we all know what happened. Both the Democrat and Republican leaderships declared total war on him. The Hillary campaign paid for the creation of a report accusing Trump of being a Russian Agent, leaked it, and then the FBI used that leaked report to start an investigation against Trump and his appointees. Generals straight up refused to move troops when Trump ordered them, and bureaucrats and other appointees leaked both false and true things about him every day. They tried to break him. They DID break some of his appointees.

And when Trump succeeded against all that headwind and managed to improve all of our lives with a better economy, well then we had covid, and they decreed we had to shut down the economy to save lives. We couldn’t go to church or get together in large groups. It was unhealthy you see. But you could get together in large groups to riot and burn down the cities, like happened an hour away from where I live. The covid virus would recognize your moral good will and not infect you if you were rioting against the Orange Man Bad and the Racism Bad.

I knew going in that Trump winning in 2020 would be a heavy lift. Both political parties wanted him out. And the amount of censorship in the media and the unanimity of hatred of all things Trump was obvious to eyes that had long since learned not to trust any of those organizations. Mine. I haven’t trusted any of them since my twenties. But I still went out to vote. It is my duty as a citizen to do that. That’s the minimum we should do. Make our votes and voices heard so at least we have drawn a line and said that this is where we stand. So I voted for Trump on election day, went home, and waited to watch the unified powers of Washington and the media kick him out.

And then I saw the voice of the people in action. I watched the returns and I was amazed. The returns were clear. The voters had voted Trump and America went to sleep.

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I Believed

by on February 14, 2025 at 12:01 am
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There was a time when I believed the government looked out for us. I still believed when the Twin Towers came down. I still believed the government was good. Fundamentally. It wouldn’t lie to us.

It was during the long War on Terror that I really started to question. That was the forging point of many of my generation. That was when we really grew up and learned the truth. That the government was not on our side. It was on it’s side. It would always want more power and it would never give it up. And people should never trust it.

I’ve lost friends over the years because they decided I’d gone crazy. I’ve been cancelled multiple times because I refused to say what I know is wrong. I try not to preach at people when they don’t want to listen, you understand, but when they ask, I tell them what I know. And more than one has walked away and never come back. It’s one of the reasons I treasure those friends who stay.

But I’ve always known, deep in my heart, that things were not going to go well for us. Unless more people woke up and saw what was going on. That neither party leadership were on our side. That just going back and forth between Democrat and Republican Chosen Ones would never change things. Would never make things better.

And then a New York City Democrat businessman who knew the Democrats wouldn’t let him get the nomination decided to run on the Republican side. He wasn’t another Chosen One of the party leadership. They hated him in fact. And I thought he just might be the right kind of outsider to make a difference. I didn’t think he’d win, but I voted for him in the general election. I have never stopped trying, you see. I’ve never given up.

I’ll never forget returns coming in and seeing he won. That was the first time since my twenties that I believed we might just have a chance of getting out of this in one piece. That the long twilight struggle against a growing government blob might actually not be a twilight at all.

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They Will Punch Back

by on February 13, 2025 at 12:01 am
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They Impeached him. They tried to bankrupt him. To put him in jail. To get him killed. And they’ve done the same things to hundreds of Americans. We were all silenced from speaking against their agendas to the point that Trump had to build a new social media platform in order to be able to speak. Musk bought Twitter to get a semblance of free speech returned to that platform. They did all of this when he SAID he was against them.

But now Trump and Musk are ACTUALLY threatening their gravy train. The unlimited slush fund that is the American government. The departments they have spent decades taking over to support their agenda. They will not sit back and just let their control slip away. They will not take this quietly. They are already screaming about it. They’re already calling for violence. I do not expect this to end. I expect this to get worse. They will punch back, probably in new and interesting ways. Although I wouldn’t be surprised if we see some of the old favorites as well.

There are plenty of people out there who believe everything the Democrats and the mainstream media, but I repeat myself, say about both Trump and Musk, and all who support them. And we’re only three weeks in. We have four years to go. I expect this will be an interesting time ahead of us.

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