Thread by @ThyConsigliori

9 January 2020 #MAGAanalysis #WhileStillHere

The Great Takeover Of 2021

They've stolen our election. They're shutting us down in social media. They're attempting to remove our POTUS for a very simple reason. His victory must be erased with prejudice. This is well put below.

https://twitter.com/markallanbovair/status/1347755173804986373

2) Yet somehow, for all that, I am not afraid. As I just said to my friend @smergi_rompe, I probably should be, but I'm not. Let's talk about that. In the real world, I have faced men with guns. I had no weapon. I just negotiated. I am still here, and no shots were fired.

3) I've seen numbers for our election ranging from 70 - 80 million Trump votes. I have no way of knowing, as the enter election was purloined. Yet, I do know that Trump won in a landslide, easily, and here's how. He won all the battleground states and bellwether counties.

4) Funny thing. I just attempted to type "bellweather" as that is how I have always heard the word, and I've never typed it before. My spellchecker, doing a good thing this time!, informed me otherwise. I had to go look. Check this out!

5) Be like me. Read about the history of words, a thing called "etymology." It's good. Don't let me get started about J.R.R. Tolkien, philology, and how the evolution of language IS the evolution of a society in history. But do check this out, too:

simanaitissays.com/2018/02/04/ety…

6) So evidently, good thinking shepherds castrate a ram, put a bell on its neck, and train the entire flock to follow that castrated ram wherever he goes. The term breaks down into bell and wether. But why "wether?" It comes from Old High German where "widar" meant "ram."

7) No kidding, I had NO idea of any of that until I simply put in the spelling I thought was correct and discovered it was not. That, by the way, is what is called "serendipity." How so? I could NOT have found a better analogy, a more profound one, had I tried.

8) Let's talk politics. Nancy, Mitch, Chuck, and Kevin are all castrated rams. They all wear bells on their collars, and ring them constantly so we, their flock, will know where to go. I have a story to share to illustrate the dynamic.

9) Our story is about Salvador Dali.

"The dandy must live and sleep in front of the mirror." Thus Baudelaire. The pronouncement might have been the motto of Salvador Dali's entire life. Soon a mirror was not enough...

10) "...and by his early manhood Dali needed the attention of adulation of all; the thought that he might go unnoticed became unbearable to him. On his first visit to New York, at Christmas time, he walked the streets ringing a bell to ensure people would register his presence."

11) Can you imagine? You're walking down an insanely crowded Manhattan street minding your own self-absorbed business, paying no attention to the many weirdos all around. A strange, mustachioed man leans forward and rings his bell louder...

all-art.org/art_20th_centu…

12) Here's the key idea:

"...the thought that he might go unnoticed became unbearable to him."

Can you say weak ego?

I know, this is thought of as egotism on steroids, and it is. But it's a symptom of tremendous ego weakness.

13) We will get to Big Tech and social media. But look at the players at the top of either political party just a bit more. Why do Mitch and Kevin need...NEED...the approval and approbation of the Power Team in DC? The answer is simple. In order to remember they exist.

14) If Kevin loses his slot as minority leader, he will fade away. Not just in our minds and attention, in his own mind and self-recognition. Our attention is the mirror he must look into, to see that he is still alive, present, that he counts, he matters, he's a somebody.

15) Mitch is a dull man. Boring. Homely as hell. Unimposing in every physical and social way. EXCEPT! Except he wields power. POWER. What he says will happen in the Senate will happen. More. He is KINGMAKER. He has chosen to dethrone The Donald, and dethroned he is.

16) Don't make me explain Nancy and Chuck, they're just so, well, you already know, right? There is a profound value that all four of them share. They hate voters. They hate voting. They hate elections. Elections are a threat to their power. And their power is their identity.

17) But make no mistake, they too are being played. They're absolutely castrated, and have NO WILL of their own whatsoever. They are commanded by their superiors, and they dare NOT disobey or they will be the meat in this evening's stew.

18) The truth is, true power is hidden, as close to invisible as can be. What our four rams, Nancy, Mitch, Kevin, and Chuck share is actually an addiction to the APPEARANCE of power. They do NOT have the real thing, not for a moment. They're all castrated and wear bells.

19) Neither Dick Cheney nor Valerie Jarrett crave the spotlight. Would you know what real power looks like, look at those two. And they are both far too visible to be at the true top of the power food chain. The castrator shepherds are souls we do not know, you and I.

20) So now Big Tech is showing its evil hand - I don't know why they haven't ejected me from Twitter yet, other than I'm probably plenty small enough for them to not care about me - and we find our Big Brother has been waiting for his moment in the sun.

21) I brag, though, they have caused, by one means or another, me to lose 7,000 followers in the past couple of days. My great peak was 31,300 followers. I confess, my inner Salvador Dali was pleased by that. It was a fun distorted mirror in which to look at me.

22) What our castrated rams in politics and big tech have NO comprehension of is this. Would you spread the fire of rebellion? Suppress the rebellion. Want to ensure that Christianity will take over your Pagan institutions? Burn them, boil them in oil, throw them to the lions.

23) Today's Roman Emperors simply do not remember history. The fact that Christianity overthrew its persecutors, in large part due to the very persecution their persecutors persecuted, is a bit too complex an idea for their castrated minds to hold onto.

24) The failure to remember history is a common phenomenon when the weak ego becomes completely emptied out by means of insanity inducing power. Hitler was no person. He was skin over the need for power. And he did NOT remember Napoleon.

25) It is a truism of alternative history that, had Napoleon followed Hitler, he would NEVER have attempted to march on Moscow. And aside, the Napoleon to Moscow story has one of the greatest visual illustrations ever created. Seriously, check this out!

masswerk.at/minard/

26) It is extremely painful to contemplate, but consider how the Holocaust of Hitler's Final Solution was, in fact, the very factor that led directly to the creation of a modern Israeli Home State. The attempt at Jewish extermination led directly to their homeland in response.

27) So big tech is going to shut MAGA down, is it? Not only will NOT shut us down. This vaunted purge of theirs is bringing us together in ways we would never have accomplished otherwise. Do you feel purged? I don't. Let's talk about Parler for a moment.

28) Without this purge, I'd never have headed over there. I have now. And I can't yet improve on my ridiculous "handle?", what do you call these things. Here I am:

@Pasquale904299556354

I said it last night. This is worse than Jean ValJean's 24601.

29) And what do I immediately learn? Evidently, Parler leases its server space from Amazon Web Services. Bezos is, not exactly a castrated, bell wearing ram, but in that class of souls, and he and team are messing with Parler for obvious reasons.

aws.amazon.com

30) Never before in my life have I given a rat's petoony about who owns what server. Actually, I never cared a ram's long gone testicles about the topic. Now, all of a sudden, I knew that Parler is a bit weak on political security due to that particular decision. Wow.

31) {Remember, somewhere between Tweets 30 & 35, Cap'n Jack loves to break threads. We'll try to fix this if it happens again. I'll let you know when this thread is done.}

So what will happen to Parler? It may go down. So sad, too bad, oh my, oh why oh why. I don't care. Do you?

32) Or, someone will think, we're making money and we have MILLIONS of new users wanting our service. So, maybe we should BUY some servers, or maybe even grow some on our own server farm right next to our routers crop. No matter. Seriously. It doesn't matter.

33) I'm also told that Parler may get the boot from our good buddies in Cupertino over at They Took A Bite Out Of The Apple Corp. I've been whining about my used to be fancy iPhone 10X for a year or more now. Maybe I'll bow to Google and team and get an Android phone. Oh well.

34) Who remembers the dial tone? I miss that amazing sound. In case you are too young to understand, it meant that you could make a phone call. It ALWAYS worked. If you listen to the end, here, you'll hear the beeping that means you took too long to dial.

35) I understand that there are still landline services available. Maybe it's time to sign up for one and make sure my home has phone access, as opposed to my computer or my cell phone/smartphone and the place where I feel like such a tech idiot the most.

yellowpages.com/charlottesvill…

36) On just a tad more serious note, I was trained in the art of cold call selling, classically trained, in the 1980s. I always felt a bit like a sales wimp, though, as I did not go out and make cold calls by knocking on doors. My work was on the telephone, in the "telesphere."

37) Back then, just before the introduction of voice mail machines, phones rang and rang until either answered, or the caller gave up and hung up. It was a part of courtesy to count one's rings. More than 10 rings was rude. It was also rude to call right back when not answered.

38) But it was NOT rude to call more than once in any given day as, there was no caller identification and no one knew you'd called earlier if you just waited long enough. Cold call telephone salesmen learned these things! It was tremendous fun, no kidding. I do miss it.

39) Are you following why I'm sharing all this ancient pre-big tech history? It was actually just a few short decades ago. The older you grow, the shorter the decades become. Watch that you young'uns. When you start remembering decades the same as years...you're getting old.

40) Who remembers Mad Max? The thing I loved most about those movies was how we really do rebound, we humans. I never liked #2. But the original and the Thunderdome were truly classics. At least try a few minutes worth, and try to catch the flavor.

41) Speaking of flavor, I'm ona need some espresso before I return to our political world, where they're destroying our nation and obliterating our freedoms, and yet, idiot that I remain, I'm just not scared. Go figure, and I'll be back with a nice shot of fresh courage in me.

42) I've learned that I really enjoy drinking my espresso shots from a rocks glass with a shot ledge inside. This is what I'm drinking right now, as I type.

43) I said above that they're destroying our nation. I don't actually mean that. I mean they're ATTEMPTING but will ABSOLUTELY fail. We know that the artist formerly known as realDonaldTrump is still our President. We know the Quid Pro Quo Joe is a fraud. We know.

44) We know that Dominion machines were rightly named for their complete intent to dominate us. As God gave Adam dominion of the creatures of the earth, the Global Cabal is attempting to complete its dominion over us. It shall fail. It is failing. It cannot win.

45) There is a reason I'm not afraid. It commences with: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. But, I'd never know the meaning of these words as I do, now, if I hadn't read @Shestokas, here:

amazon.com/Creating-Decla…

46) What Dave explains is that those are the first words of something he calls The American Creed. It is just 55 words. But these 55 words are the true, beating heart of the very idea of America. He just posted them for me, and I'll retweet them here, next.

47) This is Dave's 1st of 2 Tweets:

https://twitter.com/shestokas/status/1347929595903881220?s=20

48) Here is his 2nd of 2:

https://twitter.com/shestokas/status/1347929596935745544?s=20

49) And this is Dave reciting these most important words in the history of the course of human events:

https://twitter.com/shestokas/status/1299218154242150403?s=20

50) You can ask Dave yourself. He'll tell you that he has NEVER recited these words without the audience either tearing up, or coming near tears. Why? These words are what we have fought, bled, and died for these centuries since our founding.

51) When you read Dave's book you come to realize that America is the one and only nation in the history of the world that was founded upon an idea. I must share with you a fight that Dave and I joyfully engaged, to illustrate the significance of this point.

52) I shared with him that I had always been ashamed of the 3/5ths clause in the Constitution, which grants 3 mens' worth of "citizens" for every 5 slaves held in a state, in order to increase that state's representatives count in the House (if I have that right!).

53) I also shared that Lincoln was on record NOT fighting the Civil War for emancipation, but rather to hold the union together, and only discovered emancipation as a tactical necessity to win the war. That was an over-simplification, but has more truth than is comfortable.

54) What Dave explained on both counts was the significance of the terms, "a more perfect union," from our Constitution. Dave taught me that those words revealed the true path of our nation's destiny. We suffer hellacious setbacks against our ideals, and then we grow therefrom.

55) Every founding father knew that slavery was an evil institution. But, it was an institution and could not be wiped out as with a magic wand. It took us those decades, and over 600,000 souls lost in our Civil War, in order to de-legalize slavery.

56) It then took another hundred years before our Civil Rights movement. And so it goes. Women's suffrage, and the franchise of the vote did not occur until the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920. Linger on that trajectory with me.

57) I can't tell you if the founders knew that "all men" included black men, for sure, or not. I can tell you that we know that now. I don't know if the founders would include women in the term "men" as a universal generic. I have an edit I've considered on that point.

58) It's not as poetic, and I don't think I'd really want to make the change, but maybe I'm wrong to not urge it. Here's the one-word possible edit: "that all PERSONS are created equal." I don't want to play the PC game, though, of obsessing on word choices, per se.

59) So when I read that "all men are created equal" I happily use the word "men" to equal all human beings. All persons. Science fiction has done a wonderful job with this in the following way. In many of their futures, female ship captains are referred to as "Sir." I love that.

60) What Dave taught me was that the journey from less perfect to more so is, in fact, the very story of America. One more time now:

The American Creed

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal,

61) "...that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed..."

62) I can't let go of this, and won't. Look at this image with me.

63) Do you know the best way to memorize something? It's so simple. Repeatedly read it out loud until you start to remember the first words. Close your eyes and say as many as you can until you forget what comes next. Open your eyes and read out loud again from the top.

Repeat.

64) I pledge to do precisely that, each and every morning going forward, until the words are so deeply embossed upon my consciousness that you could wake me up in the middle of the night and I'd spout them off before fully awake. I promise.

65) I mentioned above that I have faced men with guns, and negotiated. It often works. But not always. How do I know? Did you know that after the Bible, Foxe's Book of Martyrs was for countless decades the best selling #2 book in America?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxe%27s_…

66) The Samurai tell us it's not particularly hard to die for your lord. You just decide to do so, and it's done. What I remember about the martyrs from my childhood was how they so often sang hymns of faith even as they burned. My song of faith is, in fact, the American Creed.

67) There is a philosophy called Existentialism that starts out with a single fact. We all die. No one lives forever. Therefore, it continues, if you're going make meaning in life, you must do so in the short span from birth to death, and you must do so knowing you will die.

68) That's where the hymn, the prayer of the American Creed comes in for me, today. Before I complete that thought, let's review another moment in history. Kristallnacht. The night of broken glass.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristalln…

69) I assure you, I am not naive. I am completely aware of the fact that there may occur MAGA Pogroms in America. I assure you, I am 100% aware of the possibility of Chinese Gulags in America. We may be invaded, and the PPR may be welcomed in. This is all too possible.

70) That's why I'm not afraid. I have already accepted the very real possibility and do not cling to denial in any way. And I have a plan. Should that day ever come, I will recite the words of The American Creed to my captors, even if they be my executioners. This is my plan.

71) What I'm about to describe is one of the most terrible things I've ever seen. Be warned. It is from a movie named Sunshine. I urge you to watch this film, eyes wide open. It is a terrible film as in horrifyingly true. It's name is Sunshine.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunshine_…

72) It is a brilliant film, and I need say no more about the movie itself. Rather, it is the most terrible scene from the movie I am going to share. Two or three SS Officers with machine guns are, I forget how, in charge of about 50 unarmed Jews. Maybe four or five, no more.

73) Some form of submission is demanded, if I remember rightly, and one of the Jews refuses. The weather is below freezing, snow on the ground. A nearby water hose is discovered, and the SS Officers devise a brilliant mode of torture. They strip the offending Jew naked.

75) Hefting the hose, water pouring out into the frigid air, they chain the man there with the water coming down onto his head and shoulders, and of course covering his body below. At first the water does not freeze due to his body temperature.

76) As the water dissipates his body's heat into the air, and his skin drops down to 32 degrees, the water begins to freeze and harden on his skin. I don't know at what point hypothermia killed him, but the SS Officers kept the water pouring until he became an ice block.

77) It is my understanding that in the newly formed State of Israel following the war, one of the tasks the Mossad embraced was the question of how a large group of unarmed people might resist a smaller armed group. They found the answer.

78) It is similar to the answer that Todd Beamer and the passengers of Flight 93 found on September 11, 2001. They realized they were going to die no matter what. So they decided not only to go down fighting, but also to save lives by sacrificing their own.

79) Storming the cockpit, they attempted to regain control of the plane but we know that it crashed killing all on board into a field in Pennsylvania. The story is worth quoting in full, from its Wiki article, here:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todd_Beam…

80) "Beamer told Jefferson that the group was planning to "jump on" the hijackers and fly the plane into the ground before the hijackers' plan could be followed through. Beamer recited the Lord's Prayer and the 23rd Psalm with Jefferson,

81) "prompting others to join in. Beamer requested of Jefferson, "If I don't make it, please call my family and let them know how much I love them." After this, Jefferson heard muffled voices and Beamer clearly answering,

82) "Are you ready? Okay. Let's roll." These were the last words spoken by Beamer heard by Lisa Jefferson.

"According to the 9/11 Commission Report, after the plane's voice data recorder was recovered,

83) "it revealed pounding and crashing sounds against the cockpit door and shouts and screams in English. "Let's get them!" a passenger cries. A hijacker shouts, "Allahu akbar".

84) "Jarrah repeatedly pitched the plane to knock passengers off their feet, but the passengers continued their assault and at 10:02:17, a male passenger said, "Turn it up!" A second later, a hijacker said, "Pull it down! Pull it down!"

85) At 10:02:33, Jarrah was heard to plead, "Hey! Hey! Give it to me. Give it to me. Give it to me. Give it to me. Give it to me. Give it to me. Give it to me. Give it to me."

86) "The plane crashed into an empty field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania at 580 miles per hour, killing everyone on board. The plane was twenty minutes of flying time away from its suspected target, the White House or the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C."

87) The difference between this story of American grit and heroism, sacrifice, patriotism, and faith, and the lessons the Israelis learned has to do with the resisting group and its survival ratio. On Flight 93, all resistors died. This does not always have to be the case.

88) As I recall, the Israelis learned that there were two key components to successful resistance. First was the simple recognition of the truth of the situation, no denial allowed. And second was organization. And that requires training and preparation, but it's not complex.

89) A group of 50 unarmed souls facing 4 or 5 men with machine guns must accept that this is happening, and that people are going to die. Then, it must instantly find a group leader for coordination. Then the group must charge the machine gunners, accepting casualties.

90) I don't know what the numbers are, but imagine the 5 machine gunners kill 10 resistors before being overtaken and killed, themselves. In this case 40 survive where none would otherwise. This method has been known to castle besiegers for hundreds of years also.

91) The chance to be the first up a siege ladder, where the odds of survival were almost non-existent was fought over, believe it or not. Should you survive, promotion, pay raise, but most of all glory results. And in death - which is accepted - glory is even greater.

92) The term for this was "the forlorn hope." I learned that from the phenomenal series of films about Richard Sharpe. I have studied the history, and this is an absolutely true fact of our past. It is one we must of need revive if we are to face potentially coming death squads.

93) Of what value is America? Is it not worth our very lives? What hope of freedom do we have if we are unwilling to lay down our lives for that freedom? It is not our own freedom we must be ready to die for. It is the freedom of our descendents and of the entire world.

94) What hope of freedom will remain if America falls to slavery? Where will the beacon be? I know that freedom springs up in the hearts of men wherever men may be. But a man's freedom is NOT the freedom of a people, of a nation. An America-free world is a world of enslavement.

95) I'm about to take another break, and then come back. While I make another shot of espresso, check out what @shestokas posted at his website for us.

I'll be back and we'll finish up for today, shortly.

https://twitter.com/shestokas/status/1347940430198009856?s=20

96) That's not an espresso, although I did make one and am sipping it. It is a flawless replica of Conan's 8-pound sword from the Schwarzenegger film. Real swords weighed half that or less. But this one is a fabulous treadmill for the upper body. I decided I needed some exercise.

97) We have to return to this dangerous NovAmerica that Pelosi/Mitch are trying to cram down our throats and into our fear-filled imaginations. And to this dangerous NovAmerica of our big tech/weak ego'd overlords. Resistance is futile - few-tile - they're telling us.

98) Let's roll with the lower number of merely 70,000,000 votes for Trump. It's enough. If you buy what they're selling, there were 10,000,000 more of them than us. Okay. They do not have what we have. In a pissing contest, we'd piss farther. We'd spit farther. We punch harder.

99) But we're smarter, too. There won't be any pissing match if we use our wits. We will outthink, out plan, out work, and overcome all that dampens American freedom. Freedom is infectious. No matter how far down you suppress it in the human soul, the spark does not go out.

100) We're funier and we absolutely meme better. We're more fun, and happier. We're truly accepting of diversity, which from our creed, all men are created equal. We make no nevermind about this or that detail. We stand tall even when we're short like me. We're taller.

101) We're amazingly great businessmen. We can, as I said above, grow our own server farms if we decide to. We can dig our own data mines. We can find pure diamonds of compressed hope and joy and soul strength, deep beneath the surface where none have gone before.

102) In honor we can serve each other, man to man, value for value, be it barter, gold, greenbacks or bitcoin, no matter. Even I could learn how to milk a cow, or a goat. Even I could learn how to make cheese. I can learn how to chop wood, actually, and carry real water.

103) We are long haul truck drivers, and we know how to drive trains and yep, we can build new railroad lines too if we decide to. We can smelt iron into steel. And we can do that with our souls as well as with iron ore. Since our beginning, no nation did well to not fear us.

104) We did not lose the Vietnam War to the Viet Cong or their Chinese overlords. We lost to ourselves. Once unified as we were after Pearl Harbor, we can defeat evil forces the world over in 1/4 of the time we've been in Afghanistan. If we decided we cared, we'd have won there.

105) These pale human overlord tech and political wannabe masters cannot intimidate or frighten us once we remember who we are. And I say again, a mere 70,000,000 of us is an adequate quorum for safety. As the Israelis learned, we must of need organize. We must train ourselves.

106) Train? We must harden our lines of communication, as we've been discussing. But we really do need to organize into proverbial phone trees. Who calls who, when, and who calls who next? Training also entails the very real question of leadership. We MUST get better at that.

107) A gigantic part of our problem is the opposite. We MUST get better at followership. All chiefs and no indians does not lead to victory. The very definition of leadership is to be found in who follows. No followers? You're not a leader.

108) On that note, I have a business proposition for you. In the internet age, it is a principle that you have to sell free things as if they cost a million bucks. Here's my free thing to sell you. Check out my business website, here:

TheConsigliori.com

109) You'll find a FREE 4-step journey.

1) An article on leadership.
2) A leadership self-assessment questionnaire
3) An article on followership
4) A followership self-assessment questionnaire

Take all four steps. Apply it to your patriotism as opposed to business. It works.

110) In high performance mode, we find teams of 5 or 6 followers to 1 leader is just about the maximum. As you reduce performance requirements you can expand the number of followers per leader. Not infinitely though. At some point any performance disappears.

111) In the near future, I will post new articles discussing the extraordinary power and agility that can only be obtained from a proper chain of command. Yes, you read that right. No details right now, but know this. Information and the spirit of victory flow in both directions.

112) I don't know if this is a good name, but I've been thinking about something called Unarmed Civil Freedom Militias. We'd go fight over ideas and policies at Town Halls and School Boards and such. What do you think? We'd oppose any practice not informed by our Constitution.

113) I don't know what President Trump has planned. The days between here and the 20th are far more powerful than most realize. Just look at Nancy/Mitch's pitched frenzy to get him impeached...again...

They're desperate. Why?

114) Oh my! What if election fraud were to be so established that the false election of Joe would be disputed in blue letters on our Tweets, or Parleys, etc.? What if we put such warnings in bold blue letters on our emails? Oh no!

115) Let's talk about the 20th. The sun will rise. It will set. The 21st will soon enough follow. Law will still be law. Crime will still be crime. A criminal enterprise to destroy our democracy will still be treason. There is no deadline on treason.

116) There is no moment in time when a law abiding citizen is required to certify, indemnify, agree with, surrender to, or in any way accept a criminal enterprise's criminal schemes and maneuvers. No one can make me stop using the word "fraudulent." I may even say Fraudulent Joe.

117) Let's talk about me for a minute. I am NOT a tactical leader. I am NOT the guy to organize the teams around the country, or set up the phone trees, or lead the way to hardened, agile communication protocols. There are 1,000s of such leaders and we need them.

118) I am a strategy man, but don't jump to conclusions. A strategy without tactics is no strategy at all. What I'm always looking for is the lovely moment when strategy and tactics merge into but a single thing. I see the sand in an hourglass above as strategy. Below as tactics.

119) We use the term bottleneck as a bad thing, since we're so addicted to speed. But, in an hourglass, the number of grains of sand is precisely measured so the hour is done the very moment the last grain falls through. Consider the glory of that, the sheer beauty.

120) When the upper bulb's mass of strategic sand converts into a single grain of tactical execution falling through, that's my moment. Maybe I get to call it a Pasquale Moment! That is what I coach. Finding that moment of perfect integration is my form of leadership.

121) I have other skills too. But that one is enough for me to put myself forward for what place of leadership I may be called to provide. Please note. I am on offer. Would you like to be my follower? Make sure we harden our communication to other platforms...fast!

122) You may be surprised that I view myself as a far better follower than I am a leader. If you wish to find a true follower, find me. Once upon a time, as most of you know, the artist formerly known here at Twitter as @GenFlynn once upon a time found me and claimed me.

123) Enough about me. Let's talk about you. Who will you find to be your follower? Who will you find to lead you? We each have different skills and roles. Follower here, leader there. Learn yourself and place yourself in the line of service to our cause. Be bold in either case.

124) And in any case do two things, always. Be good to yourself AND do the right thing. The two serve each other mutually. If you ever are tempted to think they don't, you're not looking hard enough. Even self-sacrifice follows both rules, when it's the right thing to do.

125) That's enough for today, even if this ends up, as it might, being the last thread I post here at Twitter. My keyboard will still type no matter. And we'll always find a way forward, together, for America.

Always.

Thread ends at #125.