Stephen Erickson @EricksonStephen

"The evidence is in the structure of how the elections are actually carried out" - BW. Yes. The structure of our political system, in all its facets, is everything. With the faulty structures come opportunities for corruption. Voter fraud is crime. But even the legal incentive structures in the system are perverse. Political careerists self-evidently don't care about the next generation. How else to explain a $39 trillion debt? Talk about a structural failing! A system in which lawmakers routinely and legally take money from the same interests they regulate? It's a legal but inherently corrupt structure. Policy differences are unimportant when the system is this broken, structurally. There is a way to fix all of it, but it means us getting out of our silos and getting to work. I am the former Resident Scholar at US Term Limits. I have been thinking about this my whole life. Won't you read what I have to say? Let's make a plan, together. As you will see, I have some suggestions . . . open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

@TiffMoodNukes It's going to take a new system, in which the people--not professional politicians--are actually in charge. Don't believe it's possible? Then you are wrong. Let me show you how "We the People" can get it done. Read: open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

Good. We agree on Epstein. But why don't you care about our national debt? You voted for Trump's Big Bloated Bill. As disturbing as all things Epstein are, the $39 Trillion national debt is a MUCH BIGGER concern. Professional politicians like you have bankrupted the country we love. You and your colleagues obviously don't care about the future of our nation. We must abolish politics as a profession. This is my life's work. Please read and follow me: open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

This is poignant. The author is right. We, in our various societies, move forward or backward organically and collectively. The scapegoat here is clearly the Jews. Again. When will we learn? But the larger point is about society as an organism, with each of us pulling or pushing in different directions or remaining inert. It's how we collectively move in a given direction. Or stay put. I don't know if the author will agree with me, but the reality that we are really millions of people driving the mothership demands a new political system in which many ordinary people are actually in charge, and not a few self-satisfied politicians and bureaucrats. That is what I have been working on here in the USA. Imagine a political system without professional politicians. Just very many everyday people instead. Check out my Substack if interested. open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

Brivael Le Pogam @brivael

24 hours ago

J'ai regardé des centaines d'analyses sur le déclin de l'Occident. 99% finissent par tomber dans le même piège, et c'est le plus vieux piège de l'humanité : le bouc émissaire. Donnez-nous un nom, un visage, une famille, un milliardaire, une organisation. Le cerveau humain exige

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@DonDurrett Just bought some America's Gold and Silver. Jump in folks and boost my stock's price!

@bennyjohnson So, what's the lesson? Black and Hispanic lives count less?

Too many people seem ready to give up on representative democracy. They are turning to extremes or calling for unproven political systems. In my essay this week, I discuss how direct democracy and deliberative democracy-while not the answers to our failing political system-can complement small-district representative democracy (without professional politicians), which is the answer. open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

@GinaSaysSo @HouseGOP @SenateGOP The best people won't run. The system pre-selects for sociopaths. End politics as a profession. It is the only way. Read more: open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

@HawleyMO We will not keep our republic unless we abolish politics as a profession. Read and join me in a great movement to do just that: open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

I could not agree more. There's only one way this gets fixed: Abolish politics as a profession, and at the same time, massively expand representative democracy to normal people who would serve parttime and keep their day jobs. Please read and follow me to learn more: open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

Can we stop calling it "empathy?" It's stupidity when you encourage foreign values systems to take root that are contrary to everything your own society holds as sacred. "Empathy" might be the noblest of spiritual traits. Stop polluting a trait everyone should aspire to with toxic political ideas.

I don't have the answers when it comes to mRNA vaccines. But I do demand a fair debate. What does the data show? This doctor is no fool. He was one of the UK's most trusted, until he dissented.

Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10

a week ago

SHOCKING: Dr. Aseem Malhotra testifies about MASSIVE truth bombs on mRNA vaccine harms, scientific corruption, and the betrayal of public trust. “I have called for a MORATORIUM on these UNSAFE and DEFECTIVE products…there is SERIOUS HARM…” THIS IS WHAT BRAVERY LOOKS LIKE…

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@LordGamblore @ShannonJoyRadio @PeterSchiff I am afraid you are right. That moment will be perilous. We must prepare now.

@TiffMoodNukes I wish you God's love on your journey.

I had what is perhaps a similar awakening about 2 years ago. It came as a result of studying near death experiences (NDEs). We seem to be living during a time that is both dangerous and spiritually transformative. I don't pretend to know what it all means. Righteous anger towards corrupted systems I think is still appropriate. But loving everyone is necessary. My mission in all of this is to help heal the nation through political reform. Our political system caters to sociopaths. Instead, we need to channel the goodness of our people into government, which means abolishing politics as a profession and massively expanding representative democracy to decent everyday citizens. If you are interested in pivoting away from the partisan hate-fest, then maybe you will check out my work. Here is my story: open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

Yup. That's the place that feels like home to me (though I have moved away). Have you ever realized how gerrymandering gets mostly fixed by reducing and multiply electoral districts? Small district democratic representation by normal citizens, serving parttime and from home fixes everything. Read more: open.substack.com/pub/citizensri…

@P_McCulloughMD @stinchfield1776 Wait, what?

@glennbeck I always appreciate your independent thinking, Glenn.

@NancyMace Agree, but state governments--and certainly not the federal government--should not be taking authority away from local governments.