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For the people who vote NO……….Why not?
No. Voting for some sack of garbage to rule over you and your neighbor is a sham and it is immoral. You think someone who wants that job is going to do anything to help shrink bureaucracy? I think not. How about we do an audit on all things covid psyop and see some actual “covid” death numbers as well as the All Cause Mortality data on the DOH. Go have a look. They haven’t updated it since 2020. Forget voting for politicians. You think you are going to vote your way out tyrrany? If you think that, you’re lost in the forest buddy.
As much as I agree with what you say needs to happen, I believe you have to start somewhere. Maybe, just maybe, exposing the fraud in the elections will lead to exposing the fraudulent politicians, which might lead to exposing their sham policies and unconstitutional laws they pass in spite of us. If not this direction, how would you go about doing what you say in your post “buddy”. As much as I agree our government needs to be reeled back in quite a bit, I’m not sure an all out overthrow is the right answer.
Dave: What did I say needs to happen? BTW, My comment was a stand-alone in response to this article and not in response to your comment or directed at you in any way. I’m sorry, but did not even read your comment. I’m not sure where you got “overthrow” from. Those are your words not mine. I didn’t say anything like that. Your response reminds me of, for example, when you tell someone that the IRS is a private for profit entity and that the fed is not federal or a reserve in any way and that income tax is illegal and they go cross-eyed and their head almost explodes and they start shaking their head and clamoring on about roads and schools. Funny stuff. They can’t handle the thought that everything they have been taught about their government and history over the past 130 years is complete BS, so they have a mental melt down.
I was saying that voting in elections is already fraudulent to begin with. The notion of voting for some politician to use the power of the state to enact and enforce laws that lead to actions having negative effects on others is immoral and completely ridiculous.
How do you go about doing what? Not voting and not complying with mandates? You just don’t do it. There was absolutely nothing in my comment that was a call to action, so I’m not sure what you are talking about. I’m just saying that we cannot vote our way out of tyrrany and thinking that somehow there is going to be a top down solution to our problems is insane and irrational thinking. Government is completely bought and is a circus sideshow. ESPECIALLY at the national level and at this point likely the state level. This country and it’s government is owned by corporations and foreign entities. Besides, with elections you’re just going to swap one authoritarian nutcase for another. When was the last time we had an election that resulted in us having more civil librrties and less intrusion?
NEVER. It has never happened in 120 years. Trump is a great example. Good rhetoric in the beginning telling people what they wanted to hear. Gets in office and then we see he’s a treasonous globalist useless puppet scumbag who continued the selloff of America. You are non-essential he says. Ha! Yeah we need an audit to tell us Trump won so we can get him back in. That’s what I think of when I hear election integrity and audits. Good luck with the audit. Turn off the Fox corporate news. It’s no better than CNN. They’re all gatekeepers. Also, I probably don’t need to mention this but, stay away from the mRNA boosters, they’re not looking too great. Cheers.
Amen, Gavin. Actually it is longer than 130 years. The United States of America ceased to be the United States of America when Alexander Hamilton convinced George Washington to institute the First National Bank. Thomas Jefferson fought this, but Washington caved to the NYC bankers (Hamilton was married to one of the biggest money lending/money grubbing NYC families at that time). Arron Burr did this Country a SOLID by offing Hamilton, but unfortunately not soon enough. The USA was not made whole again until Andrew Jackson drove a stake through the black heart of the First National Bank. The USA remained the USA until the majority of the House and Senate sold their souls and the Country again to the NYC money lenders/money grubbers in 1844. The Country was at the mercy of the NYC money lenders/money grubbers ever since. It got even worse between 1864 and 1875 with the House and Senate demonetizing silver coinage at the behest of the Bank of England. The total corruption of the House, Senate, and the government continued to screw the American people until 1913 when the Bank of Englan got what they wanted all along: a central bank and a income tax. We have been debt slaves ever since and, as Gavin points out, voting is a total sham. ALL of what I have posted here can be validated in a record of these facts called “The Coming Battle”, all of what is reported is from The Congressional Record and the newspapers of the time.
100 percent nailed it Nike! I’m getting ready to read Hamilton’s Curse by Thomas DiLorenzo. Should be good. We’ve had false history shoved our throats to oppress us and keep us locked into this corrupt system. It’s time we realized that. Some folks won’t and we’ll have to be okay with that. You catch more with honey, but sometimes I forget that with the spicy comments. It wasn’t an attack on Dave, just venting my frustration over this whole voting nonsense and much more. Thanks for the comment and very informative! Cheers.
Yes, we have had a FALSE history shoved down our thoats. The British, who are totally different from the English, have NEVER been our friends or allies. They swore, at the end of the Revolution, to destroy us no matter how long it took and by whatever means it took. The so-called “Civil War” was NEVER about slavery. It WAS a manipulated war at the instigation of the British via The Bank of England through their agents and cat’s paws in the New York banking/money lending “fraternity”. In simple terms, it was the New York bankers and their indebted slaves, the northern mill owners trying to screw the southern plantation owners and cotton producers into submission. The NYC bankers had the corrupt House and Sentate pass an onerous Tarriff law that totally screwed the entire South (disclaimer: I am NOT a Southern Sympathizer!), at the behest of the Bank of England. THAT was what the “Civil War” was all about, and as usual, the British played BOTH sides. Just remember, New York City totally controlled the House of Representatives until 1962, when California became the most populous State. NYC could NOT have this, so the sent their Barbara Boxers to California and the result is what you see now in what’s left of California.