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There are no parties, there never have been. There is a vulture with two wings (left & right) standing on and picking at the carcass of the constitution and the people under it. Politics are mind control, and the sooner people wake up to this fact the sooner we can kick these loathsome parasites to the curb and start salvaging a future worth living in:

The globablists’ have successfully utilized the Red vs Blue, East vs West, Vaxxed vs Unvaxxed, Boy vs Girl, Gay vs Straight, Skin Color, Nationalistic, Religious, Social Class, and Culture dichotomies to exploit our innate tribal nature, and in doing so are dividing and conquering us. This ‘us-vs-them’ separation makes us easy to control and direct with simple angry thoughts about “the enemy” who isn’t really our enemy – while blinding us to the actual enemy behind the curtain pulling the puppet strings. If we could collectively recognize this for what it is the NWO wouldn’t stand a chance.

Most people will not act to secure their future, so long as they feel they have an advocate fighting for them in the public or political arenas. This is why Republican vs Democrat equals divide and conquer. The human mind is binary. Our thought process can often be boiled down into terms (often ultimatums) of – this or that – and our adversaries understand - very well - the art of this war.

They know that politicization is so effective at manipulating us because most emotionally connect their personal belief system to the belief system of their political party, and so then any attack on their party – legitimate or otherwise – is interpreted by their brain as an attack on themselves. Reason and logic then jump out the nearest window as raw emotion takes the helm, thus making them even more susceptible to the predatory controlling influences.

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"While we often complain about Democrats having lost their minds, we ignore the conspicuous fact that many (though not all) Republicans do little to oppose their madness and often seem to play along with it."

Way too nice. These Republicans are not just "enablers". Many of these Republicans are working on the same team as the Democrats.

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Appreciate you John! But yes this is the way it’s been done for many years in my opinion. Most Republicans are either bought and paid for, or are blackmailed by the same people that run the Dems. It is actually a brilliant strategy to placate the populace that is rooting for one side or the other, but in actuality the “crazy train” keeps going down the same track. Although it may speed up or slow down as needed, but the destination is the same.

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John, what did the lady say in response?

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While Democrats appear to contribute to many of society's problems, Republicans often seem content with merely pointing them out without taking substantial action. However, it now seems that they may be exacerbating these issues themselves. For instance, take Republican Greg Abbott, the Governor of Texas, who claims to be "owning the libs" by sending migrants who illegally crossed the border to Democratic strongholds like New York City.

Shouldn't Abbott be more focused on preventing these migrants from entering the country in the first place? Doesn't he realize that there are Republican supporters living in New York and other liberal-dominated areas who might not find it amusing to have these migrants sent there?

It appears that some Republicans are going along with the decline of America, and some of their supporters are inadvertently encouraging it due to the divisive nature of identity politics. They mistakenly believe that this is somehow harming individuals with opposing political views when, in reality, it's detrimental to the entire country and everyone within it.

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Different wing. Same bird.

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We the people, need to stop referring to them as "democrats" and 'republicans" and just describe them as "corrupt and ignorant politicians". Out of the roughly 600 members of congress, less than 1% have a clue about the constitution and an actual care for the population. Year after year they just keep cranking out MORE garbage legislation.

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I like your analogy with the train. I came to the realization a few years ago that both sides aren't really sides at all, they're just pretending to be on different sides. They are ONE. Some call it the 'uniparty'.

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The attacks on those trying to right the good ship America are increasing. Unless there is a penalty for their malicious legal attacks the good ship America will sink sooner rather than later.

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The feminization of western culture snaps me. We *feel* instead of *think*. It’s in our everyday vernacular, even from the mouths of men: “I feel like that’s wrong/right/ etc...”. It’s great because no one can argue with someone’s subjective emotions. This woman at your dinner demonstrates the absurdity of the heart and the Devouring Mother as described by JBP (That movie poster SO perfectly demonstrates the ever maternal times we live in).

When will we get back to thinking and making decisions based on reason, facts and objective truth?

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I’ve thought a lot about what is our descriptive terminology in the evident battle ongoing. It seems to me we no longer are in a political battle, but worse, an existential battle of good versus evil. Our words need to change.

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Your coining of the French Revolution is quite appropriate. We appear to be headed to a time devoid of reason and restraint, but not on a French national level, but a world wide stage (assuming we aren’t there already and it is unequally dispersed).

The way the uUS government is portrayed to be run with two parties primarily vying for control is always subject to being scrutinized as a Hegelian dialectic where the thesis and antithesis rubbing against each other will result in the desired outcome (synthesis). In this case, both sides are enablers.

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In my own recent (off-line) conversations, I've noticed, attitudes towards AG Paxton, for those who have him on their radar, appear to align with having willingly taken, or not, the performative virtue mystery cooties juice. Pro or con, not many seem interested in calmly looking at and considering the nature and details of AG Paxton's troubles, but rather what they have already been inclined to decide, based on the feeelz. (That was not a typo.)

PS On my substack I just posted a transcript with my notes of Dr. McCullough's recent European Parliament speech (with a link to the source video, of course). It comes with my profoundest thanks to Dr. McCullough for this, and for all that he has done these past 3 years. It might seem I've taken a liberty to do it (usually I would only transcribe a brief excerpt of such a long piece), but as these things are getting transcribed by AI now (it's automatic on YT), and the AI transcriptions are generally crap, I felt it was important to do one to share with those who don't do video. May it be of some help in spreading the word.

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I heard Paxton say of the 9 State criminal court of appeals lawyers, 8 of them stopped him from investigating voter fraud. They said it violated the constitution. Ta dah! Brilliant stupidity.

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"The suppression of unbearable fact transforms the conservative tendency to preserve into the authoritarian tendency to crush; transforms the liberal wish to transform into the decadent desire to subvert. Confusing evil with the unbearable fact, rather than with the tendency to deny the fact, is like equating the good with the static product of heroism, rather than with the dynamic act of heroism itself. Confusion of evil with the fact--the act of blaming the messenger---merely provides rationale for the act of denial, justification for savage repression, and mask of morality for decadence and authoritarianism.

...Repression of fact--of truth---ensures deterioration of personality, assures transformation of subjective experience into endless meaningless sterility and misery. Acceptance--by contrast--in the spirit of ignorant humility, courage disguised---provides the necessary precondition for change."

page 359, Maps of Meaning, Jordan Peterson, chapter on Cain and Abel, the Hostile Brothers

We live under a sarcophagus of repression, in the belly of the robotic whale, when the only thing that should be on anyone's lips is the ravages of the last three years, and the continuing insane machinations, but instead there is utter silence and Kabuki theater and trivial distraction. Thank goodness for all of those standing and speaking, no doubt weary and utterly weighed down ("too long a sacrifice can make a stone of the heart"), losing battles but standing and refusing to be silent. You all may indeed save us. As Creon Levit said to Bret Weinstein, this is "holy work" So deep gratitude to you and to Dr. McCullough and to the thousands of others still standing and refusing.

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Just had this thought that I’ll share in comments on all the SUBSTACKS I subscribe to…

Howzabout a daytime rally of the jab-injured in baseball/football stadiums across the nation. There are enough ambulatory jab-injured in the various cities to fill the stadiums, and they need visibility and a voice. A millionaire or 2 (perhaps jab-injured themselves) would be needed for the rentals, or perhaps a crowd-sourcing campaign.

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