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Nov 10 • 17 tweets • 3 min read
“Monsters exist, but they are far too few in number to be truly dangerous; the most dangerous monsters are ordinary [men and women] ready to believe and obey without asking questions.”
Primo Levi, The Truce
Is a peaceful and prosperous society dependent on strict obedience to
the laws and dictates of the state? Is voting the only proper means to show displeasure with the commands of politicians and bureaucrats? Whilst mainstream media try to indoctrinate us with an obedient mindset and while politicians desire an almost blind obedience from the
Nov 10 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
So. What am I doing right now?
I am reflecting and I am researching.
What I am not doing is being reflexive. I’m not raging. I am not replying to Trump, or MAGA, of Republicans.
Oh how they like that. It gives them the chance to be smug.
There are two and a half months to
prepare. We have to understand ALL of the possible outcomes and how each of the outcomes affect us.
We have to organise. Not with anger. Not with trolling and attacking.
This should be a time when we say “We are Done.”
We are done trying to explain.
We are done replying to
Nov 9 • 21 tweets • 4 min read
Thread 🧵
If we agree that governments do not change what is right and wrong when they change the law, and we agree that governments who do wrong are acting outside of their legitimate powers, then we must agree that government power has limits
Legitimate government is limited
There can be no other way.
Any government that has no limits is not legitimate and certainly cannot claim to be representative of “Freedoms of the People.”
We the people however, can indeed limit the power of a government by limiting our obedience to it.
Nov 9 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Yes. The Resistance will continue.
If however, you think it can just run as normal you are mistaken.
If you believe replying to Trump, MTG, MAGA and the like with angry, raging replies, then we cannot move forward.
As an account who helped start this movement, I hope you
at least listen to me. Then of course you can ignore me. That is your choice.
The last eight years have had a huge impact on people. Engaging hatred on a daily basis has been traumatising.
Our mission going forward is to help people. Because many people will be targeted. It is
Nov 8 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Concentrate on community support.
Not
Government support.
We are going to need to rally around each other.
Leave as much of the chaos to the chaos agents you can.
Do not engage Trump. Do not engage MAGA.
Do not reply to Republicans.
I am being really serious.
We
are the only ones who are going to protect each other.
No one is coming to save us. We have to save ourselves. Whilst maintaining our mental health.
There are people that are going to get worse.
We have to do better.
Don’t buy into the media. Cancel News subscriptions
Nov 8 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Go out and buy yourself a new wardrobe. One that is classic, well made and will last. Buy a bunch of books.
I know we have said all of this before. But let’s stop just saying words. Let us show who we are by “doing.”
Do this in the next two months. Do it before January.
After January. DO NOT buy non-essentials. Live simply. Live minimally. I’m not talking about making yourself uncomfortable. We want to be comfortable in our tiny space with made in the world. Our little sanity sanctuary. If you must have a streaming service. Stick to one. Stop
Nov 7 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
It’s November 7th, and you’re staring down another Trump presidency, one where he and his shit-goblin bros are likely to have even more of an ability to f*ck us over. I have two things to say: 1) Don’t panic. Truly. It’s not that there’s no reason to panic — but rather that
there are so many reasons to hold it together. 2) Voting and presidential elections are just one small blip in a life where the real political action occurs every day, in how we live our lives and interact with each other moment to moment. We don’t have a lot of control over what
Nov 4 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
“I want a provisional ballot.
WITH A RECEIPT.
That is the LAW!!!!”
If they try to turn you away and say you are not registered.
Provisional ballots are mandated by section 15482 of the Help America Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA).
Which States Do Not Use Provisional Ballots?
States that offered same-day voter registration at the time the National Voter Registration Act was enacted (1993) are also exempt from HAVA’s provisional ballot requirements. Those states are: Idaho, Minnesota, New Hampshire,
Nov 4 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
This is long. However I want to share at a time of uncertainty. This is a post from a friend who died last year. Aged 25.
“One year ago.... I share with you this upsetting letter, its words touch deeply.
The most beautiful goodbye letters.
"As some of you know I have been
battling illness hard in recent years, but out of every battle there must be a winner." Out of every battle there must be a defeated. And now I'm gone.
Do not mistake yourself when reading these words.
The winner here is me.
Because if it's easy to let go of thinking that life
Nov 1 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
An egg has two possibilities. It can be broken from the outside and death follows or it is broken from the inside and life begins. You ego is the shell. Most issues in life are about trying to save the shell above all else. Your personality has two options:
It is either crushed
by society, systems and institutions. Or you crush it yourself by understanding your limitations, breaking them and giving birth to a new you. You can be born twice. Once from your mother. The other, giving birth to a new you and understanding your power as a human being. Not to
Oct 30 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Interviewer:
“Donald, you try appeal to appeal to Christians. Tell us about your Christianity.”
Donald,
“It’s the best Christianity. Believe me. I like the part with all of the sloth and gluttony.”
Interviewer:
“What are the big differences you see between the Old and New
Testaments?”
Donald:
“Big differences. The Old Testament is older. Much older actually. It’s really old. The New Testament isn’t as old.”
Interviewer:
“ Umm, thank you. What is it about Jesus that appeals to you.”
Donald:
“He had good hair. Like mine. The best hair. He also
Oct 25 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Did you know that “multitasking” was never meant for humans?
It was a word invented by IBM for computers.
Then businesses decided to co-opt the word and put it upon people. To reduce workers. Get one person to do three jobs. Then of course the quality decreased. What did
businesses do? Put the blame on the worker. So a new phrase was put upon the worker, “productivity.” Well you must increase productivity. How did the worker learn to deal with this? They worked longer “unpaid” hours. What resulted? Stress and sickness. How did businesses deal
Oct 21 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Have you ever looked into some of the strange and unusual state laws in the United States? Several of these are still in the law books today and have never been repealed.
In Arizona: It is illegal for a donkey to sleep in a bathtub.
In Kentucky: It is illegal to carry ice cream
in your back pocket. Reading these nonsensical laws makes you wonder why they were ever passed in the first place. Who needs a law about carrying ice cream in your back pocket? Bizarre laws about donkeys sleeping in bathtubs seem pretty ridiculous to us. But when you look into
Sep 29 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
I must admit, that the most surprising thing I have seen over the last few years is the billionaire worshipping.
I find it highly illogical.
These are people that have lobbyists to assure they pay little taxes. Do that the average working American pays more to support that.
We are talking about people, who if they decided to retire today, they could live 10,000 years financially secure. They own corporations that shaft the average worker. There are jobs being advertised today that offer the same rate of pay as offered in 1998. The big difference
Sep 2 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
What happened to Trump in Moscow in 1987?
Why do we not know?
During the Cold War.
What was his relationship with the KGB general Vladimir Alexandrovich Kryuchko? Whose responsibility was to gather foreign intelligence.
Kryuchkov hated Reagan. He hated America.
One of the KGB's operational techniques was to recruit more Americans.
Soviet diplomats at this time were responsible for organizing visits by Americans to Moscow. Under KGB supervision. Trump had such an invite in 1987.
After returning, Trump took out full page adverts in
Aug 18 • 15 tweets • 3 min read
You’ll like this thread 🧵
Republicans love to talk about liberals being “godless communists.”
America had listened to the rhetoric of godless commie Soviet Union for decades. The 1950’s had the McCarthy era of outing godless communists.
This is what the majority of Americans
understand. The godless communist Soviet Union.
Only that is quite the reality. The anti-religious Bolsheviks had indeed imprisoned and killed the majority of the powerful religious.
The biggest fallacy however is that communism existed. It didn’t. The Soviet Union had
Aug 14 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
As you know, I’m not a Christian. I was raised Christian but abandoned it because it was full of awful people.
I just thought I would share with you two things that my priest told me as a teenager.
First, he said the Bible isn’t literal. That it’s idiotic to think it is. Have
you read it.
He said, for example. When the Bible says you should kneel before your Lord, most people take this as literal. That they don’t understand from a level of there being two aspects of you. The ego and the spiritual. That it’s about the ego submitting to the spiritual.
Aug 13 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
I want you to be aware that the following are highlighted for use by those either in government, or non-government agencies that are going to try and interfere in the 2024 election.
18 U.S.C. § 245, which prohibits interference with elections by force or threat of force, applies “whether or not [the offender is] acting under color of law.” Election crimes specifically dealing with the conduct of government officials or those using government
Aug 13 • 16 tweets • 3 min read
Tina Peters, the hero of election deniers in Colorado has just been convicted.
She is the first local election official to be charged with a security breach after the 2020 election as unfounded conspiracy theories swirled, was found guilty by a jury on most charges Monday.
Peters, a one-time hero to election deniers, was accused of using someone else’s security badge to give an expert affiliated with My Pillow chief executive Mike Lindell access to the Mesa County election system and deceiving other officials about that person’s identity.
Aug 13 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
“The election all went smooth, but sorry, I need more information.”
First of all. I am going to keep posting these threads until America is as aware as they are about Project 25.
We need people to understand that it ALL starts with Georgia. With lying election deniers who are
gaslighting Americans, stating that the elections are corrupt.
There is nothing wrong with the elections. They just say they are over and over enough to get sore losers to believe it too.
This whole project is to assure people lose confidence in the elections. The gaslighters
Aug 12 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Everything. Absolute everything comes down to the exact same thing. Deep rooted racism. The entire movement of the Republican Party since the late 1970’s is guided by one thing.
Brown v. Board
For those who have followed me long enough have likely seem by threads on Paul
Weyrich. His ideas are still the most prominent.
His idea was a a New Right. Even though this whole movement started in the late 1970’s. It’s end game was 2032.
That’s how long he believed it would take to change American Christianity. The end game would be to take over