And the normie-waking event is now underway. Maricopa is now under the National microscope.
Now the enemy will be forced to cheat while the entire country is watching.
What could go wrong? 😈
-Clandestine
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Oh you mean like Rome? Yes we know how that ended. The parallels are stunning.
Caligula made his horse a senator, we got a stroke patient as a senator. Among others that are even worse (satanic, pedos, etc etc).
The problem is that ALL contemporary human forms of government are subject to massive corruption and they all end up corrupted. The reason is that they are built on hierarchy, and hierarchy is a control construct, not a freedom construct.
So they all, inevitably end up like our current situation, which has happened lots and lots of times in the past.
The way forward is to abolish 'government' in the way we're used to it. We don't need to be 'ruled' by anyone, we need to reclaim our sovereignty.
Where did I say ROME? Good grief, everyone wants to pick fights. I don't like democracy as in MOB RULES. I believe in representative republic. I am a constitutionalist.
Democracy = Majority of the people rule. Lynch mob is a democracy. Original Athens democracy had no elections, but the adult free males (most were slaves) were drawn by straws each year to decide who would sit in the legislature. It failed due to constantly changing desires of those who were appointed: war one year, no war the next, and a few "insiders" figuring out how to game the system to get rich off the public purse, and rig who would be in the next legislature.
Republic = Rome was a republic (after it was a kingdom) with a Senate that represented the people (supposedly), and eventually split into 2 chambers (one for the rich and one for the rest). It failed because the "insiders" figured out they could do the same thing that was done in Greece, just through the representatives.
Constitutional Republic = USA was set up not as a democracy, nor as a republic like Rome, but as a constitutional republic, where there were representatives, but also where those represenatives had checks and balances against what they could do, by way of written limitations on their authority.
It, too, as failed as the People have failed to keep a watch over their employees, who have been scheming various conspiracies to violate the terms of the written limitations.
Ultimately, the problem is with the People, although the criminals have rigged the system, both in terms of government-funded education dumbing down the populace, and in terms of government-controlled elections that are not honest.