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Amanda R's avatar

Kamala is a joke. Keir Starmtrooper and the entire set of ministers behind him are a joke - have you seen the slug they have put out as Foreign Minister? He is literally stupid - Google David Lammy, stupid and you'll see. Pustula von der liar is ridiculed - the western world is mocking their leaders which indicates they are not afraid and do not respect them. Bill Gates and George Soros and pretty much the whole of Hollywood are viewed with universal disgust. The so called Royal Family are losing relevance by the day. That's the first stage of the battle won - the people are awake. Even the old age pensioners in Britain are pissed (their energy right now is deep dark anger)! These measures being implemented by a relative handful of people are a desperate attempt to stay in control - but they can't because they've already let go of the reins - they gave us the Internet! Stay positive.

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Well, my friend, you sound maudlin. So I feel a very strong inclination to write to you briefly about "the curious thing about the dog is the dog did not bark in the night."

You get paid to edit documents for some of the most disgusting entities on the planet, which is, as they say in the song, "nice work if you can get it; and you can get it if you try." With particular respect to the "Empresa Proprietaria de la Red" I have to ask if that translates as "the Red Queen" when you read it over. It has a kind of "through the looking glass" vibe, to me.

Please don't misunderstand me, I'm glad they send you money and that the payment clears through to you. I happen to know quite a bit about the extent of your courage, fortitude, and patience, what we used to sum up with the word "mettle" from our time back in the day pursuing the sovereignty of Texas and the Texians interested in sovereignty. Which, at the time, prosperity being the incentive for much complacency, weren't all that many persons.

But what of the dog, which neglected to bark? Well, I should like to encourage you to think about the persons who don't participate, who are not counted, and who don't play. You are, of course, correct about voting, which you would think would have gotten through to people. Turns out, it has.

The 2018 election included 125 million Americans who chose not to vote, although they were qualified and in many instances registered to do so. At the time, there were 326 million Americans at all, so that seems, to me, a big group opting out. In addition, there were at the time reported to be about 75 million persons under 18 and thus not qualified to vote, So around 61% of the population wasn't voting. I think that's a great fact because, as Emma Goldman once said, "If voting were going to change anything, they would make it illegal."

Another factor that I think matters is the non-filing public. Which also turns out to be quite large. It was reported, by the IRS commissioner, in hearings before congress, in 1998, to be 66 million then. And it has grown to over 120 million as of the last time I think the number was reported reliably (2019). Which is, I believe, one of the many reasons the people in power are feeling increasingly desperate to put their imprimatur on all these "whirled gooferment" systems. Because they truly believe that they own everything and everyone and they truly believe that nobody has any choice but to do as they are told. It's not true, you know it isn't true, and I think you should not be so terribly sad and sounding so depressed. Which is why I wrote my recent essay on "whirled gooferment doesn't exist" and why I am writing to you now.

You believe that the people who have power can coerce compliance. I do not. You believe as you have indicated in your current essay that no one has the will to do enough about it to change anything. I disagree.

Most importantly, you continue to abuse the word "government" which was properly defined in the declaration of independence in 1776 as involving the consent of the governed. That consent has been withdrawn. And while your essay suggests that it doesn't matter at all, I believe it matters a great deal. Because, to quote from the 1776 document again, "He has abdicated government, placed us out of his protection, and makes war on us." Which is now abundantly clear to everyone.

Finally, I don't believe the government wants people to know how many Americans have guns, nor how many we have. But I have done a lot of investigation into this topic. For one thing, the term "firearm" is a subset of guns. For another, the 3D printing industry has made it possible to produce guns without any way of anyone knowing how many there are. I believe that there are at least a billion guns, firearms, and projectile weapons in the USA owned by people who live in the homes of roughly 250 million Americans.

Yes, there are a lot of Fudds. There are a lot of "thin blue line" fools who think the police are their friends and would never enforce unjust laws. But there are a huge number of Americans who simply don't comply, and don't talk about it. We are that dog that, curiously, did not bark in the night.

A long time ago, there was a film based on the events orchestrated by FDR and Churchill on the 7th day of the 12th month of 1941. You will find that there is a dispute as to whether Isoroku Yamamato said various things, one of which is shown at the end of the film "Tora Tora Tora" and says, "I fear that we have awakened a sleeping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve."

You aren't here, so you don't have access to "the pulse" of the country. I am, I do, and I will tell you that things are very combustible right now. People are very unhappy with recent events, and quite angry in many cases.

So be of good cheer. It really isn't the people who pay you the money to review their garbled text and straighten it out for them who have the power. They are poseurs. There is a just God who rules the affairs of mankind. God is very angry.

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