I've mentioned this a few times in passing, but I figured I'd make a post about it and let people discuss it. Personally, I'm at the point where I don't think we're going to have elections this year. EVERYTHING going on, all of the fluffed up horse crap involved in every race, all of Trumps bizarre endorsements, all the fake polls showing some RINO or lefty has literally double the lead of the guy Trump endorsed, all of the continuingly mounting evidence that the 2020 election was stolen to an absurd degree, Durham and all of his investigation "leaks", the absolute FEAR we can see in all of these corrupt morons faces whenever they speak in public, the slow leak of intel to the public, the Russia/Ukraine crap, etc. etc.
To me, all of this just signals we're not having an election this year. I'm not date fagging, but I honestly beleive that by August or September (Remember Q said that August is traditionally a HOT month) we're going to be at the point where the public is in a mass revolt against the government because they can't maintain the illusion of power anymore. EVERYONE will know and accept that the 2020 election was stolen, therefore they'll demand something is done about our illegitimate government. And it's going to go FAR beyond just the presidential election.
As Q and Assange said, 95%+ of our elected officials are compromised and will have to be replaced when the crap hits the fan. This will trigger a temporary military state where the Iron Eagle Colonels run the government (as most of us have theorized will end up happening) temporarily. But this leaves us with a problem.
There won't be enough time to actually have the 2022 election. To have a proper election you need at least a year to run campaigns, have debates, primaries (assuming parties are still a thing), talk to the voters about issues, etc. etc. It would be hard enough to do this for just the elections that were stolen in 2020. But when you're talking about 95%+ of the government on the local, state, AND federal level?
Well two months (Entirety of August and September plus November 1-2) is nowhere near enough time to do all of that properly. Hence why I don't beleive we'll be having an election this year. I think everything currently going on is less to do with the midterms, and more to do waking people up until we hit that 4-6% that Q mentioned.
Again, not date fagging, or saying this is the absolute truth, but it's my personal theory I've come to beleive giving how pretty much everything seems to be lining up for exactly that.
EDIT: It occurred to me that I left out the part where Trump has talked about cancelling the election in that past (during 2020). We all know Trump doesn't just say random things without any reason, so that may also be a factor in this. Perhaps it was foreshadowing of what's to come this year.
We can do little to change things in DC. It is a captured operation. Fixing DC is a train that left the station long ago and we missed it. For now, DC cannot be our focus. We must concentrate our efforts on our local elections closer to home. This is where the rubber is going to meet the road when it comes to enforcement of tyrannical policies and where we must take our stand - especially when it comes to the Sheriff. This is where most Americans are completely clueless and uninformed. We must change this.
Our only real impact on DC will be through the Congress. But, the impact will be limited as far as the overall picture goes. Right now, we need Congressional members that will obstruct bad policy if we can gain enough members that are America First supporters. We are after all, dealing with a uniparty system that only has the illusion of two sides. We must choose a third option and not the choices that historically have presented to us - the choice between establishment Progressive and Progressive Light.
We can choose not to participate on a Federal level, but not voting in local elections is committing suicide. The power brokers want our focus on DC and not what is going on in our own communities. This has worked so well that most people cannot even name who the officials are in their own local governments. If we are going to even have a chance at fighting back, it must start in our communities first - after all - this is where we are going to fix our election problems and resist the tyrants.
What we can do is abolish the federal government and start over. Nobody is going to tell me that s bunch of guys in the 1770’s were smarter or braver than many of us today. We need to stand up and throw off what we believe to be a corrupt government and install one that represents us as we see fit. This is our country today. We make the rules. We are the people.
A bunch of guys in the 1770s were most assuredly smarter and braver than many Americans today. Maybe not us here, but certainly the standard lemmings that populate the country.
I agree with you. The founders in the 1770's were all very smart, and had a deep knowledge of civilizations up to the point of founding of the United States. They understood the tendency of power to corrupt also.
What I think they may have underestimated though is the willingness of a countries citizens to sit on their asses while there freedoms, and security is stolen our from under them. Having paid such a high price to for the rare house of freedom which we inherited from them, I suspect that they had some hoped that at the first appearance of flames in that house that we would rise from our complacent seats to extinguish the fire before that flame became a raging inferno. There they seriously over estimated our weakness.
When it come down to serious study on the philosophy and practical matters of nature self-governance what was written by the old masters like John Locke, and Thomas Payne is still the foundation of all great thinking is this area. Modern times have not bred superior thinkers. Nothing new about human nature has been discovered.
This is not a top down solution. That is an illusion. It must start from the bottom up and right now our communities are not what they should be. We must first root out the corruption there. Only then can communities come together in a common cause and abolish the monster that has become our Federal government. The local and state levels of government must say hell no, we aren't playing anymore and take governance back. This is what scares the powers to be more than anything - we the people getting our act together and coming against them as a united front. A country is only as good as it parts and right now we need to concentrate on fixing our parts if we are going to have any hope of salvaging a functional country.