We the People Must Remove Puppets of the Deep State from Office

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

So, do you consider yourself a part of that special small percentage or are you just another person wishing someone else will fulfill your wishes for you?

Otherwise, that's a rather quaint opinion you have.

a reply to: AutomateThis1v2

What?

You're making no sense.

Let me put it this way.

A small percentage of people get involved in worrying about public affairs, such as "The Great Reset." Most people probably never heard of it.

A legitimate contribution toward solutions is to research and type on a forum.

Get it?

Muppets vs puppets...arguing over which one has a hand up their ass. Hint: looking the mirror; you both do.

originally posted by: ancientlight
a reply to: nugget1

While I agree with most of what you said, freedom is not a privilege, it's our right! We are born as autonomous beings, so we should be free. We have done no crimes (assuming) that warrant us losing our freedom , so we should be free.
These 1% twankers don't get to do decide whether I 'deserve' to be free or not!

Your's is a little different from my view.

There have always been two classes of people throughout history- those who work to support the elite, and the elite that exploit them. They write the rules for the working class to follow, and exempt thenselves.

While it's a great life in some countries, it doesn't exactrly fit the definition of real freedom when you're ruled over by a select few. I am 'free' only within the constraints of certain rules, laws, societal pressure and all its limits.

originally posted by: midicon
a reply to: DevotedResearcher

A critical mass will never be reached. Any real threat to the system will be quickly sabotaged in one way or another. It can be demonised, subverted or hijacked and morphed into something else. Back in the day movements could be organised secretly to a certain extent. Nowadays it's all online in one way or another. Dissenting voices (such as yours) will be allowed however as we must be given the illusion that we have 'say' and someone is saying what we want.
Look at what they have in the US. Biden, Pelosi and Harris. No one wants them, they aren't fit for purpose and yet there they are, firmly entrenched. Even if the whole system collapsed tomorrow the same type of scum would quickly rise to the top.

S+F though...for endeavour!

Exactly!! The Patriot Act was sold under this method, and look at how much it increased surveilance on people globally. The amount of data on each and every one of us is probably far greater than our worst fears.

If I wanted to take control to the next level - especially for those not buying the woke agenda - I'd create an illusion of bucking the system so nobody would consider how much more data mining and planning was being done via a platform that appeals to all the outside thinkers. Something that promises us what we desperately want, like a platform with freedom of speach to discuss what progressives are working to silence.

If the illusion of this 'saviour' is presented with enough controversy to convice folks he's had to fight tooth and nail to bring this freedom to us, I think the majority would be so excited to have their dreams finally come true that they'd be willing to com[pletely ignore the background history of all their hero has ever stood for.

Yes, I'm Talking about YOU, Mr. Musk.

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher

originally posted by: nugget1
I've come to the conclusion that the only power I truly have is my relationship with the creator.

I think if all of us would focus there instead of going along to get along with the powers that be, solutions would be found organically.

For most people today the focus seems to have shifted from a faith in God/Creator/Supreme Being to faith in politicians to direct our path and keep us safe.

a reply to: nugget1

It is natural for humans to look to something outside of ourselves for safety because the fear of being without food and shelter is immense.

I think we're conditioned to look to either organized religion or the love of money and status for safety.

But I think organized religions are a problem because they're divisive.

And the love of money and status leaves us cold.

I think the answer is the LOVE of LIFE and knowledge that we all come from the same SOURCE. The natural extension of that is, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." My understanding is that Christ was not the first person to say that.

originally posted by: nugget1
There have always been two classes of people throughout history- those who work to support the elite, and the elite that exploit them.

I think there is a third class of people—those who are able to make their living in ways that don't really support the elite, such as being an independent owner of a small farm (what's left of them).

People who make their living as doctors are largely supporting the elite, because through the licensing of doctors by governments beholden to the elite, their livelihood is at risk if they do the right thing.

That's the challenge of this thread. Somehow getting started removing the elite from control of governments.

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
The U.S. has mid-terms coming up in less than two weeks. A lot is at stake.

Ron Paul is a good spokesperson for the ideal of liberty in politics, in my opinion.

He has written an article about the reality of what can be expected to happen in the U.S. after November 8, even with a best-case scenario.

Bottom line is that more citizens need to get involved in finding ways to take back the U.S. government for we the people. I'm thinking it's going to have to happen at the state level.

Per Ron Paul:

Many experts expect public anger over inflation to enable Republicans to regain a majority in the US House of Representatives and maybe the Senate in next week’s midterm elections. However, even if every close Senate race broke in Republicans’ favor, and the new Republican majority was determined to pass a pro-liberty agenda, there still would not be the votes to override President Biden’s vetoes, or Chuck Schumer’s filibusters. Pro-liberty legislation cutting spending, or protecting our First, Second, and Fifth Amendment rights, or shutting down the Department of Education, or auditing the Federal Reserve, would not become law.

The fact that such pro-liberty legislation would not become law is a reason many Republican Congress members feel comfortable cosponsoring and voting for such bills. One of the dirty secrets of American politics is that the establishment of both parties supports the corporatist welfare-warfare state and the fiat money system that makes it all possible. . .

www.infowars.com...

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
The U.S. has mid-terms coming up in less than two weeks. A lot is at stake.

Ron Paul is a good spokesperson for the ideal of liberty in politics, in my opinion.

He has written an article about the reality of what can be expected to happen in the U.S. after November 8, even with a best-case scenario.

Bottom line is that more citizens need to get involved in finding ways to take back the U.S. government for we the people. I'm thinking it's going to have to happen at the state level.

Per Ron Paul:

Many experts expect public anger over inflation to enable Republicans to regain a majority in the US House of Representatives and maybe the Senate in next week’s midterm elections. However, even if every close Senate race broke in Republicans’ favor, and the new Republican majority was determined to pass a pro-liberty agenda, there still would not be the votes to override President Biden’s vetoes, or Chuck Schumer’s filibusters. Pro-liberty legislation cutting spending, or protecting our First, Second, and Fifth Amendment rights, or shutting down the Department of Education, or auditing the Federal Reserve, would not become law.

The fact that such pro-liberty legislation would not become law is a reason many Republican Congress members feel comfortable cosponsoring and voting for such bills. One of the dirty secrets of American politics is that the establishment of both parties supports the corporatist welfare-warfare state and the fiat money system that makes it all possible. . .

www.infowars.com...

In case anyone's aware, Ron Paul was a staunch defender of Obama's normalization of relations with Cuba, as was his son. After seeing Trump use Cuba and Venezuela policy to score political points in Florida, Ron and Rand Paul, who both oppose interventionism and were no fans of the Iraq War, probably cheered Joe Biden for reversing the damage done to US-Cuba relations by Donald Trump and have warned the GOP against using select aspects of Latin American policy to win political points in Florida because they're aware that Republican senator Ted Cruz, despite being a fierce opponent of the normalization of relations with Cuba engineered by Obama (like Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush),comes from Texas and not Florida. Ron and Rand Paul could join forces with Asa Hutchinson and a few Republican congresspersons from the American Midwest to urge the GOP top brass to forgive the Cuban government for its past sins and accept that the policies by Obama and Biden to engage with Cuba yielded dividends for the Cuban economy by saving it the trouble of buying non-agricultural goods from faraway places in the former USSR, Middle East, and Asia at high shipping costs.

originally posted by: DevotedResearcher
The mess we're in is going to take a LONG TIME to clean up.

I get reminded of that every day as I listen to the patriots in the U.S. reach out to we the people on various free speech platforms.

One of those patriots, a former Marine, is Pete Santilli.

Today I am blown away about a fact about him: He was a journalist J6 prisoner for 619 days.



Think about that.

The following video shows Mr. Santilli and guest Patrick Byrne, a billionaire, apparently, talking about issues humans have to deal with in trying to accomplish a goal.

A screenshot and link:

Pete Santilli Feb 10, 2023

Mr. Byrne just pointed out that he has a role to play helping the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee because they investigate corruption:

www.banned.video...

Discussing Federal agents proven to be present J6 that is on the footage that it is now incumbent upon the new Republican Speaker of the House to remove from secrecy so that the truth will out:

www.banned.video...

a reply to: DevotedResearcher

Some states are run by crooks. The voter can't vote them out of office, because they have rigged the elections in their favor.

a reply to: carewemust

A huge problem!

Our whole election process from start to finish has to be reformed if we are to stop our march toward the "Great Reset." Globalists have infiltrated the whole process so that it's hard for good people to even get on the ballot in the first place.

We the people have our work cut out for us.