9 responses to “Refounding Fathers”

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   MrLiberty

   January 10, 2026 at 12:32 pm

   Abolish the Income Tax, Abolish the FEDERAL RESERVE, Abolish the FBI and CIA, along with the DEA, FDA, and CDC, prosecute the millions in our government who are guilty of enabling the plannedemic mass murders, the mRNA mass murders, the USAID wealth transfer, the tens of millions of illegals and then get back to me on whether they are worthy of being called new “founding fathers.”

   At the moment, ALL I see are enablers of the very corruption that got us here.

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   Toxicavenger

   January 10, 2026 at 12:43 pm

   Remember Warp Speed all you want. The People demanded a vaccine, Fauci et al said here ya go. Trump said you wanted a vaccine, here it is. It was the Demonrats who forced people to take it, not Trump.

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      Steady Steve

      January 10, 2026 at 10:37 pm

      If Trump had not pushed Warp Speed their plan was to keep everybody locked down for years with the excuse that it takes that long to produce a vax. Trump also pushed Fauci and Birx to the front so people would start asking questions and doing research.

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   2. 

      Brewer55

      January 11, 2026 at 8:43 am

      Still drinking the kool-aid and repeating that 5 year old lie?

      Until very recently, Trump continued to talk about how he pushed the FDA to release the bioweapon in 8 months. He continued to brag about saving “…millions of lives worldwide.” How his democrat friends told him what a great thing he did. This is even after John Rich told him in no uncertain terms just how bad the so-called “vaccine” was causing deaths and injuries to many.

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   tom finley

   January 10, 2026 at 12:57 pm

   How many in the rat infested dc swamp have his back? He has been fighting alone, not giving up, he can only do so much on his own. I think whatever he says about pam blondie, he is not happy with the job she is not doing. He has sacrificed more than any President in our modern history and still is. My hope is he fires blondie and shuts down the cia and then disbands the fblie. He could lead in the coming CW.

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      Irod Folsom

      January 10, 2026 at 1:31 pm

      HERE,HERE!!!!

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4. 

   Snotty Boy

   January 10, 2026 at 4:23 pm

   “Our military is regaining respect across the world”

   Yeah, at the point of a bayonet and the threat of a bomb up the a–.

   No thanks.

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5. 

   Quatermain

   January 11, 2026 at 8:34 am

   At the end of the day, it’s the dollar….. We are in the currency debasement stage of Empire.

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6. 

   Brewer55

   January 11, 2026 at 8:47 am

   Venezuela, Cuba, Greenland…it may all be headed for this:

   Overview of the North American Technate

   The North American Technate is a concept proposed by the technocracy movement in the 1930s. It envisions a large, self-sustaining region that includes the United States, Canada, and parts of Central America, governed by technocratic principles rather than traditional political systems.

   Key Features

   Governance
   Technocratic Leadership: The Technate would be managed by experts in science and engineering, replacing politicians and traditional governance.

   Scientific Management: Decisions would be based on data and efficiency, focusing on the scientific operation of society.
   Economic Structure

   Energy Accounting: Instead of a monetary system, resources would be allocated based on energy efficiency and sustainability.
   Abundance Over Scarcity: The Technate aims to eliminate artificial scarcity, distributing goods and services based on need rather than price.

   Geographic Scope
   Continental Reach: The Technate would encompass North America, extending from the Arctic to Panama, utilizing the continent’s natural resources for self-sufficiency.
   Regional Divisions: It would be divided into administrative regions based on latitude and longitude for effective governance.

   Historical Context
   The technocracy movement gained traction during the Great Depression, as many sought radical solutions to economic inefficiencies. Although it was influential in its time, the movement declined in the mid-1930s, overshadowed by other political proposals. The idea of a North American Technate remains a theoretical construct rather than a practical reality.

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