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Author of Relighting the Torch: https://nitter.cf/t.co/TndB3kbA3I Support me at https://nitter.cf/t.co/zff8yCpHep

Freedom, IN
Joined November 2013
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Because candidates and parties are irrelevant as long as we're sold out to a global, transgenerational puppet show fraud run by billionaire psychopaths and corporate plutocrats. Corruption is the only thing worth discussing now. wedeclare.wordpress.com/2025…
Why is it so hard to elect candidates who will actually put America, and American citizens, First?
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While my book, Relighting the Torch, doesn't specifically credit Matt, or even mention his important contributions to the design of our constitutional republic, the book does, indeed, flesh out the details missing in this brief documentary. facebook.com/reel/1195456332…
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Yeah, but we endlessly reelect this puppet show by our own collective choice. So...we endlessly prove that our politicians are right to think that we're stupid. And we will endlessly blame everybody but ourselves. So there. HAH!
Both of the major political parties in the US have nothing but contempt for their tax cattle. They endlessly prove this to you.
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Hey, Paraguay, can you share any tips for us?
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Maybe we need this sort of civil engagement in the USA. We've been reelecting a corrupt, thieving, violent plutocratic puppet show for too long. But first we need to unite around our common ground. All revolutions start in the mind, y'know. amazon.com/dp/B0BJ46CHG5
Paraguayans dragging politicians out of Congress as anger mounts in Paraguay.
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Both. All of us have been losing elections across several generations, and we should all be sore about it. More importantly, we should fix it. It's our problem, our responsibility, and in our power to fix. amazon.com/dp/B0BJ46CHG5
People.... Let's talk about "rigged" elections. If it's only rigged when you lose there are only two options. 1. Every election is rigged and it's all theater that your vote really decides things. 2. Your a sore loser. Which one is it?
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The only thing worth addressing now is corruption. No lasting good will happen until we deal with who and what "our government" actually is. Until then, the people and parties we've elected and reelected and blamed for generations are...irrelevant. wedeclare.wordpress.com/2025…
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This is how it works on a Good Day. I think we're all about to see how it works on a Bad Day. wedeclare.wordpress.com/2024… Sigh...
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Don't do it, Trump. Just Don't Do It. WWIII is a really bad idea. wedeclare.wordpress.com/2024…
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Yes; our children belong to our benevolent politicians and their properly funded corporate owner/operators. We should continue turning our children's minds and bodies over to their loving care. It worked so well during COVID! Parents are a problem. Children are the FUTURE!!!
Hot take: Parents should not get to determine what their children learn in public schools. Kids deserve to have a comprehensive education and be exposed other points of view.
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And WHO is the ENEMY? (hint: it's not anybody or anything outside our own borders) (another hint: wedeclare.wordpress.com/2025…) We really need to rebuild the definitions and functions of communities, society, and...culture. Pronto. Let's talk. In real life. In person.
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This one's only ~11 years old, but the same theme I've been chiming like an alarm clock that won't stop: corruption. wedeclare.wordpress.com/2015…
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It's the MOST IMPORTANT THING that We The People refuse to unite against: 𝘾𝙊𝙍𝙍𝙐𝙋𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉!
In 2019 Nancy Pelosi had a net worth of around 100 million. Seven years later it’s over 250 million. I would love someone to explain that to me.
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Perhaps more urgently relevant than when I wrote it 19 years ago today, in honor of Reformation Day (and Halloween): wedeclare.wordpress.com/2007…
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Well, if you go back 300,000 years, we're ALL of African origin. And by real genetics, there are only two races...the Khoi-San/ Bushmen of Africa, and...everybody else. So I wish we'd drop the racist stuff, and just judge people by whether they're Boomers, or not.
Why am I referenced as an African-American? I hate that! My ancestors go back well over 200 years in this country. That's much longer than most other Americans. Do we call them British or Irish Americans? The term is dumb and I'm not a fan of it. I’m American!
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Beau won't fix anything. Rob's right on the rest, but remember...elections are never about candidates. Or parties. Or even the puppet masters running all the above. Never. They're about us. Our tolerance, our money, our ignorance. Government is the avatar of our sins.
After all the hate from Republicans today about my column on my vote for Beau Bayh, I finally get it. If Beau wins he might run for Governor someday. And then he will be a real threat to Indiana. He could do horrible things like: Lock the state down, force people to wear masks, shut down businesses, repeatedly raise taxes, keep letting utility companies raise bills, give out sweetheart deals to data centers, funnel money to the rich and power through a quasi/shadow government entity, and ignore brazen corruption from elected officials. We certainly can’t have any of that here. Republicans would never let that happen on their watch.
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