Casualties of the Replacement

It’s Monday and the world has changed. Those not paying close attention may have missed it. The assassination attempt on Trump marked the death spiral of their lost regime. Now, it’s a wounded monster thrashing about against the masses who’ve rejected it, not just now, but eight years ago. Trump is not the evil they think he is, just one of the most resilient of their many, many targets. His crime? Listening to the people who have, since 2001 and the Patriot Act, been begging the Republican party to put someone up with some guts, some backbone, and in the end, they didn’t even do that. Like Reagan, Trump fought his way on stage, snatched the microphone from their hands and spoke for the people, rejecting their communism.

It started a long time ago. From the very beginning of the republic, in some ways. There will always be resistance by a free people to the rule of government, any government, because we don’t need it. But the hallmark of a healthy government is the trust people place in it to follow its own laws. Over the past several decades, this government has proven itself incapable of that one simple requirement and therefore has lost the trust of the people. In response, it has grown increasingly authoritarian and draconian. It’s become fearful of the people, where they go, who they talk to, what they say, especially what they say to each other. Now that the average American can express themselves instantly to thousands, even millions, of their fellow citizens, it has become paranoid. So fearful are they that they have now determined to replace them with foreigners who don’t understand the social contract Americans have with this government and certainly don’t know that the contract has been violated. They don’t know that they have been brought here as human shields for the deep state against the American people. They are not valued, they are the elite’s militia, nothing else and to be cast against the American citizens as throwaway lives.

The kinetic offensive against the American people probably started with East Palestine, Ohio and the train derailment. I think it was a sort of demonstration of the ability of the federally-managed immigrant organization, the cohesiveness of the command and control aspects of it, the viability of the method. Since then, it has been used several times, though no one knows for sure and I can only speculate on how and when. Certainly the oddity and circumstances of the barge plowing into the Francis Scott Key bridge indicates that it was one. I think the name is significant, just as all of the planes on 9/11 were either American or United Airlines flights. I don’t think the target of East Palestine was a fluke, either. I think these are attacks on the homeland, by the government.

It’s important to understand that not every attack is from a government source. They’ve imported, God knows how many, criminals and foreign military and not all of them are going to act on orders, but sometimes, just out of boredom or a sense of establishing their own command and control, the way Tren d’Aragua sought to take over whole compounds and provide their own security, where they can stockpile weapons and plan attacks without interference from nosy citizens, the same way they operated in Venezuela.

It doesn’t matter if I’m right or wrong in this theory, where it started or what’s included or excluded. I’m just working through the information that I’ve been able to glean from what I hear. What does matter is the ability of others to understand the nature of the war being waged on us, that many of these rapes and murders are actually casualties of the war waged against the people. Blood has already been spilled and will increasingly be spilled against us.

The part that law enforcement doesn’t seem to grasp is that they are in the most extreme danger, not us. A clue to that was a shooting that occurred between Denver and Boulder, CO on highway 36. A state trooper was sitting in his car in the median, probably trying to catch speeders. A car passed the trooper, stopped and a man got out, shooting at the trooper, who exchanged several shots and finally killed the assailant. The trooper suffered superficial wounds. This wasn’t in connection with a crime, this was a purposeful message sent by someone, probably an illegal with gang affiliation. No one else would do such a thing in broad daylight on a public, highly traveled highway. Not even the mob was this brazen.

This is why it changed over the weekend. This is a new phase, an evolution in the attempted conquest of the United States. Whole revolutions are made up of small battles that indicate the general direction of the war. The unmistakable loss of control of their illegal pets is just one small indication that they hold a slim leash on them. Having been brought in, paid and allowed to establish their gangs here with some future promise of orders, they might not care about those orders, who they come from or what they’re expected to do. This was quite foreseeable, inevitable, and to some degree the parents of this chaos, the DOJ and DHS, aren’t bothered by it. It’s incidental to what they’ve proposed for either directly before or after the election. The fact that they have not one care about the safety or security of the people is astounding in itself and condemns all who have allowed the outlaw regime to continue to a charge of treason.

The other incident that occurred over the weekend was a shooter firing on Interstate 75 south of Lexington, KY. This was done by a lone shooter of undetermined purpose, who is still on the run, as of this writing. He was not an illegal and one can only speculate as to his motives, but likely frustrated by the lawlessness of the government in some respect. This is the citizen reaction. It’s certainly not an advisable reaction, not by me or anyone else, as it generally serves the purposes of that same government. More of this is likely, though, as a safety valve, from the internal pressures of a rogue and lawless regime offering the people no expectation of justice.

Both of them shut down major highways for hours and hours. This is significant. This shows the ease with which one person acting alone and with purpose can disrupt the fragile infrastructure of major cities. Even though they might not have been planned as such, having much different objectives, nonetheless they prove the Dorner Principle.

The larger purpose, as society descends into factions, becomes Balkanized, the call and orchestrated need for gun control is the purpose, but it refutes the call at the same time, justifying the need for civilians with weapons. My belief is that this is where the fissures break along state lines. Those most dedicated to the principles of freedom will be forced by their citizens to either break free of the authoritarian dictators or face the wrath of their people. It will appear that the people are losing for a long time, in this case, maybe months, but what happens after that, is in the hands of God.

What we know is that we’re besieged by an unscrupulous government pitting foreign agents and criminals against us. These are their militias, supported by local law enforcement, released again onto our streets by regime judges and DAs. The obvious design is to force us to fight and produce a cause to rid them of us, with violence. We’re smarter than that, though. The genius of the American citizen is not to go out brazenly against the government, to do half of their work for them, but to be much more effective and efficient.

They started the war against us, but are too cowardly to admit it. Even while they kill us, with blood on their hands, they ask for us to look past it and to absolve them of blame. I will not.

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