The American people, at least the reader, has to start getting tough. Those in the government are not your enemies, because they don’t even give you the respect of being a human being. They consider you less than that and they’ve made that clear since 2008 when they threw the people under the bus so they could bail out the banks as if a total crash and reset wouldn’t have benefitted the people. It would have. We would now be climbing to new heights of prosperity.
You’re right about all of that. But none of the people in the District of Communism will do what’s necessary to save the Republic. If they tried, the oligarchs would get rid of them and put new willing servants in their positions. The states aren’t much different.
Not yet, just focus on who is to blame when the terrorist attacks start, start recognizing these derailments as terrorist attacks, we're not jus casual viewers to our own demise, push the narrative in the direction it has to go to get them to do what we demand. Things are about to be a lot different than they are today.
A lot different, America as we knew it has been deliberately murdered. With the acquiescence of half the population. Even if major terrorist attacks do happen and finally a large enough majority realize what has happened to demand mass deportations the ones behind it
Will continue to use lawfair obfuscation and violence. Why would they not?
Yes, they will not give it up, but we need to be a lot better at taking it from them. We don't use half of the effective tools, because most of our side has thrown in the towel already. Oh, they'll fight, but it will be when it will do the least good for the fewest people.
There is the possibility that dirty bombs have been brought across the border. I live in northern Wisconsin and we've been having planes (from the govt, evidently) flying over us for several weeks now. Usually, we get one every couple of weeks. These planes have been flying around the southern part of the state because there is a fear that these devices will be used down in the Madison or Milwaukee area. They are worried about other places in the country, too. I never thought, in my wildest imaginings that I would see this deliberate destruction of America.
Without any specific evidence, I'm pretty sure they are here already, as you suggest. Those planes are probably sniffers, looking for chemical or radiological traces.
At this point I really don't know what remains to save. Certainly not the government. The government is the root of our problem it would seem. A state, maybe? Half my state is already lost to the leftist/racist/globalistic goombas and thats not subject to change anytime soon. Maybe a few other states if the residents get off their asses and be quick about it. Saving a region may be doable if the residents of that particular region band together and simply refuse to comply with all the BS, expel the illegal intruders, and organize to become self-sufficient. It would have to be a large enough region that those leftist/racist/globalistic goombas mentioned earlier wouldn't feel comfortable in engaging in a direct confrontation and win like they would quickly do to much smaller, more local areas. Its truly a dilemma. I don't think people have just given up so much as having become frustrated to find that the normal means of confronting issues and making a change has been effectively closed off to them. I can't even get an editorial published in the local rag any longer. The editor claims my editorial "doesn't meet local standards". Hell, I'm local, not him, and I know damn well what the local standards are and I can tell the difference between them from outright censorship!
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He's just finding his stride. And this IS at the ISI! An institute worthy of support. They kept Russell Kirk's books in print (pre-internet days), when no one else would.
Tucker is growing and bringing back the practice of free inquiry, at great danger to himself. He managed to get his family and studio and security up to Maine before he provoked Fox enough to fire him.
The current view in my mind's eye of our future focuses on regional rather than National level organization, quite simply, what we will have left after secession. States with foresight and true concern for constituents will have few options left.
How those states respect and protect its' citizenry today will have a huge impact how they are viewed tomorrow, when the stakes may be even higher. The analysis of regulations and "mandates" and the rejection of those found objectionable, as you have pointed out, is one cornerstone of that protection of citizen's rights. Now is the time for those governors to set the standard of what they will and won't defy. It will "set the table" for what comes.
Thank you sincerely for your selfless efforts to restore our exceptionalism, Sir.
You’re right about all of that. But none of the people in the District of Communism will do what’s necessary to save the Republic. If they tried, the oligarchs would get rid of them and put new willing servants in their positions. The states aren’t much different.
Not yet, just focus on who is to blame when the terrorist attacks start, start recognizing these derailments as terrorist attacks, we're not jus casual viewers to our own demise, push the narrative in the direction it has to go to get them to do what we demand. Things are about to be a lot different than they are today.
A lot different, America as we knew it has been deliberately murdered. With the acquiescence of half the population. Even if major terrorist attacks do happen and finally a large enough majority realize what has happened to demand mass deportations the ones behind it
Will continue to use lawfair obfuscation and violence. Why would they not?
Yes, they will not give it up, but we need to be a lot better at taking it from them. We don't use half of the effective tools, because most of our side has thrown in the towel already. Oh, they'll fight, but it will be when it will do the least good for the fewest people.
There is the possibility that dirty bombs have been brought across the border. I live in northern Wisconsin and we've been having planes (from the govt, evidently) flying over us for several weeks now. Usually, we get one every couple of weeks. These planes have been flying around the southern part of the state because there is a fear that these devices will be used down in the Madison or Milwaukee area. They are worried about other places in the country, too. I never thought, in my wildest imaginings that I would see this deliberate destruction of America.
Without any specific evidence, I'm pretty sure they are here already, as you suggest. Those planes are probably sniffers, looking for chemical or radiological traces.
Madison was the birthplace, and is still a locus of, American-style Communism. If it gets a bomb, so be it.
Madison stinks, I agree, but NYC, was the focus:
Communist Party USA
Founder C. E. Ruthenberg
Founded September 1, 1919
Split from Socialist Party of America
Headquarters 235 W 23rd St, New York, NY 10011, Manhattan, New York
Yes, that's we figured.
At this point I really don't know what remains to save. Certainly not the government. The government is the root of our problem it would seem. A state, maybe? Half my state is already lost to the leftist/racist/globalistic goombas and thats not subject to change anytime soon. Maybe a few other states if the residents get off their asses and be quick about it. Saving a region may be doable if the residents of that particular region band together and simply refuse to comply with all the BS, expel the illegal intruders, and organize to become self-sufficient. It would have to be a large enough region that those leftist/racist/globalistic goombas mentioned earlier wouldn't feel comfortable in engaging in a direct confrontation and win like they would quickly do to much smaller, more local areas. Its truly a dilemma. I don't think people have just given up so much as having become frustrated to find that the normal means of confronting issues and making a change has been effectively closed off to them. I can't even get an editorial published in the local rag any longer. The editor claims my editorial "doesn't meet local standards". Hell, I'm local, not him, and I know damn well what the local standards are and I can tell the difference between them from outright censorship!
Interesting times, indeed!
Somewhat pertinent to the topic is a short talk by Tucker Carlson, of all people. I'm generally tepid on him, but this surprised me: https://www.bitchute.com/video/PMmP5L4Otgml/?list=subscriptions
Thank you for the link.
You're welcome.
He's just finding his stride. And this IS at the ISI! An institute worthy of support. They kept Russell Kirk's books in print (pre-internet days), when no one else would.
Tucker is growing and bringing back the practice of free inquiry, at great danger to himself. He managed to get his family and studio and security up to Maine before he provoked Fox enough to fire him.
I think that's a plus.
Hear here, T.L.
Very accurate and eloquent as to be expected.
The current view in my mind's eye of our future focuses on regional rather than National level organization, quite simply, what we will have left after secession. States with foresight and true concern for constituents will have few options left.
How those states respect and protect its' citizenry today will have a huge impact how they are viewed tomorrow, when the stakes may be even higher. The analysis of regulations and "mandates" and the rejection of those found objectionable, as you have pointed out, is one cornerstone of that protection of citizen's rights. Now is the time for those governors to set the standard of what they will and won't defy. It will "set the table" for what comes.
Thank you sincerely for your selfless efforts to restore our exceptionalism, Sir.
Onward, Christian soldiers......