Don’t Participate in Make Believe Things

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  1. Lee Vail AKA Kalev Efrayim Avatar
    Lee Vail AKA Kalev Efrayim

    David, are you endorsing this idea?

    I’m going to hold my nose and vote Republican.

    1. Concerning elections, I have always made it a point not to endorse candidates. I always tell people to do their own research, evaluate the candidates and vote for whom they believe is the best qualified man or woman. I know that elections are not the valid pathway forward. I know that the government is evil and the Bible is clear on what we should do concerning evil.

      She is correct in that people’s reactions to a course of action which contradicts their perspective, are in this case not based in facts. To be clear, I will never again hold my nose and vote for a candidate based on party lines or to vote against another candidate. In North Carolina, the choice for US Senate should never have come to Cooper or Whatley. Or Stein vs Robinson in 2024. Or Trump vs Harris in 2024.

      Tillis was installed as Senator over a much more qualified candidate, Dr. Greg Brannon. Everyone wanted Brannon but the GOP leadership convinced voters in the primary that Brannon would not be able to defeat the Democrat nominee. So they held their nose, voted in a RINO and the people of the nation suffered the consequences.

      1. Voting in primaries is of great importance when you have studied the candidates positions on issues and prior voting records on those issues. Dr.Brannon was a way superior candidate.

  2. She is spot on! It is long past time we quit believing in fairy tales and voting. The reckoning is long overdue. Justice will not come from courts or voting. We need to leave their system.

  3. DWEEZIL THE WEASEL Avatar
    DWEEZIL THE WEASEL

    Since all politics is local, I will continue to vote. Here in the Gem State, the witches, harpies, Feminazis and their beta male consorts who belong to the Lindsay Clancy Fan Club want to bring back abortion on demand, and infanticide. I will stand against that until my last breath. And as I have posted before, their ilk here in Kootenai County are forever trying to corrupt the young by legitimizing gay porn in the public libraries. Enough said.

  4. Dweezel is correct that LOCAL Politics are critical.

    I’ll fight Drag Queen story times and teaching our kids homosexuality is “good” forever. Some local politicians, librarians and even one Principle has lost their jobs over our efforts to protect the kids.

    Polymarket odds about the Midterms

    https://polymarket.us/category/politics

    SNIP “Polymarket currently has the odds of the Democrats winning the House at 93% and the Senate at 64%

    Expected result since Democrats tend to vote as a block and our RINOS and Anti-Trumpers vote with them bodes for a crippled Trump and paralyzed (IF WE ARE LUCKY) Congress.

    Since the US Treasuries are BACKED by the Full Faith and Creditworthiness of the USA that BODES POORLY for Foreign nations buying our debt. AND America has some SNIP

    U.S. Debt Roll‑Over in the Next Two Fiscal Years
    In fiscal year 2025, Treasury refinanced about $9.1 trillion of maturing debt, and GAO projects that roughly a third of total U.S. debt — around $10 trillion — will mature in 2026, with similar scale refinancing expected in 2027
    files.gao.gov

    ONE Third of our cheap about 1% interest debt is rolling over into a much higher rate short term 3.88 + and such.

    That 40 trillion national debt is going to get really expensive to pay interest on.

    Any bets that CONgress will tell the Fed to PRINT< PRINT< PRINT?

    Get ready for ugly inflation, I expect hyperinflation before Trump is gone myself.

  5. I know federal politics are important, but very discouraging. I get it, federal is corrupt to the core, but local and state politics are still there are are probably more important than ever.

    Most people are only focused on what the federal government is doing. Eventually, we will probably all need at one time or another local and state politicians who can and will tell the feds to go pack fudge if and when those times come.

    If you live in a “freer area”, it is probably a good idea to work to keep it that way.

    1. SNIP If you live in a “freer area”, it is probably a good idea to work to keep it that way.

      Correct. That’s why getting involved in local politics is so important.

      Takes time and effort to gather up 30-40 like-minded friends, agree not to undermine each other’s thoughts (favorite of socialists to get us arguing with each other) and let the local politicians know we can get them removed by recall.

      Once you recall one out of office the rest remember. They are sort of trainable IF you keep showing up at town meetings.

      1. Yes. It’s the closest thing I can forsee to a peaceful solution. We’ve already seen left-leaning cities, and states even, push-back against federal laws, sanctuary cities were a childish tantrum, but nonetheless effective (for the times they operated).
        I think very soon, you will see something like that. Gawd, I’m hopeful at least. Folks are waking up. The anti-isreal noise is getting very loud. People will be awakened by this next selection. It does seem like it’s snowballing (that’s one reason I suspect a false-flag induced war is right around the corner).
        And many will realize, as I’m seeing and hearing conversations in my AO, just ignore the feds, go on with your life.
        We did it in BoyScouts during covid. Yeah, corporate says we can’t officially meet. If you boys want to text each other’s phones and get together once a month, that’s on you. But it’s definitely NOT an official scout’s meeting, nope.
        Civil disobedience and sand-in-the-gears takes many forms. You don’t HAVE to tote a rifle to work at overthrowing tyrannical governments.

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