Downward Spiral: The Self-Destruction of the Democratic Party, courtesy of The Clinton Camp (a rant and semi-logical solution)

Dear Reader;

Once, long ago, I identified as a Democrat; all for civil liberties across the board, gender equality (hey, stay-at-home Dads are just as important as stay-at-home Moms. Men with kids should have an equal footing and hands on experience regarding parenting, imho. Caregiving for children shouldn't be a woman-only thing.) and support of the general populace with programs to ensure a healthy population.

Then the 2016 election cycle kicked in and what once used to be TV only bullshit because a viral beast in the digital age. The internet, while a marvelous tool, demonstrated how groups of tools abused its awesomeness for their own gain.

During the primaries, there were two main things going on; dogfights from the group of Republicans on who gets to be the nominee, and the battle for the Left waged between corporate warmonger, Hillary Clinton, and Peacenik Bernie Sanders.

In March 2016, I took note of the attention Trump got-- because I blogged on it and why I felt he wasn't the president we needed; yes, breaking the corrupted system is vastly important, but I felt with his ties to the mob and certain personality aspects made him unfit in my eyes to hold office.

On May 5th 2016 I wrote how Trump was now the nominee with Cruz dropping out, which left the Democrats and why I couldn't vote for Clinton because:

I cannot, in good consciousness, ever vote somebody with her record into office. Just no. To do so is to acknowledge corruption and cronyism are now accepted cornerstones of American Democracy. To ignore it is to give silent consent for such corruption.

When one ponders the enormity of such revelations, one questions why she’s running for president. The answer is blatantly obvious: power and wealth. Do we really want to support a person who can’t keep control of her own State Department? Someone who doesn’t care where the money comes from, as long as it’s there? A person who will use her personal connections (her brother is a lawyer who was able to get his client pardoned by Bill Clinton…) to further her own agenda. Supported by various international law firms (makes it easy to do deals in the sanctity of a lawyer’s office without anybody knowing the details) supporting the banking industry, in addition to the banks themselves supporting her, Hillary Clinton is the poster child of the corruption of power and oligarchy at its worst. There used to be a time that an FBI investigation would be so damaging that careers would be ended; nowadays, they are like merit badges collected by politians who can’t deal with honor or transparancy.

Then the Nevada Democratic convention happened. And my anger was known by the ranty tangents/research/targeted destruction of the corrupt Dem candidate.

Gotta say, it irks me more than I care to admit that the way I felt back then has been amplified due to the blatant corruption demonstrated by both parties of the American Government. Democrats and Republicans are two heads of the same snake.

Ten days later, I was pissed enough to write why Hillary Clinton was ineligible to be president, based on her violation of SF312, the Standard Form Classified Information Non-Disclosure Agreement. Before she signed, she was taken clause by clause through it with at least two FBI agents, to make sure she understood what exactly she was putting her name and reputation against.

AND SHE VIOLATED IT.

Then the Seth Rich assassination hit, followed by the Democratic convention, and America's chance to get a progressive in office went down the toilet due to the very heavy thumb on the scale from the DNC.

It set the stage for Hillary Clinton's second failed presidential run and the Russia Did It! narrative that's been paraded before America, instead of self-reflection that the non-sustainable system in place is due for replacement. We're due for a revolution. And the culmination of such an event will be like when Iceland jailed the bankers. That's what we want; the corrupt elites to play by the same rules as everybody else.

In all these blogs, I'm pushing readers to watch V for Vendetta, because I think it's applicable to the current state of America. Like the English in the tale of V for Vendetta, we're constantly under surveillance. Like them, they are controlled by people who place wealth and self-interest over the needs of the population, which are experimented up, tortured, and kept compliant by fear. And when people find the iron in their souls, those pulling government strings end up displaced. If you haven't seen the movie, do so; better yet, read the graphic novel. Either way, you'll see what I mean and know where we stand in the tale.

By October, my pot of anger was bubbling dry, burned and bummed out how things were playing out; Trump saying awful things, and Clinton acting as though she was owed the votes of those identifying as liberal/progressive/democrat/OMG Not TRUMP! and the realization that the system I thought I knew was merely a mask covering a stinking corpse once called Democracy. Our votes didn't matter-- those paying attention at the Nevada convention saw that first hand. The primary and election were a dog and pony show for the benefit of the people, to make them feel as though they have a say in the system when the reality is that it's out of the plebes hands and in the hands of the electoral college aka the elites. Former presidents, congress people, or those related to those in power. Not average Americans. People removed from the reality of average life.

What Clinton didn't seem to understand was that those running in elections must earn those votes. That still hasn't sunk in, and so now she and her cohorts are manipulating people and creating a fascist world; say the wrong thing, and your voice is taken away. You're with us or you are the enemy. There is no desire to find common ground; only desire to make everyone toe the line.

I used to follow YouTuber Laci Green avidly for her Sex + show, which covered all sorts of sex positive topics and healthy relationships. Then the election happened and it seemed she got a bit Hillbottish, so I backed away.... and found out she's recently been red pilled (for her, red pill means she trying to understand the anti-feminist perspective, but I find that the sentiment applies to politics as well); and she brings up a great point in this video (cued to the point I referenced so you don't have to watch the whole thing)

Now think of what she said in context of how the Democrats and Soros have created a PC culture; that if one strays outside of what's considered acceptable (by their standards, and their standards only) then that person is to be addressed; usually berating intelligence, sometimes with threats or actual bodily harm. And this is supposed to be the "nice guys" who advertise themselves for giving people voices and equality. The so-called (short-sighted) "enlightened."

By Election week, I fucking had it. Screw the system, screw the politicians, screw it all. America was undeniably fucked.

Come election night, and yeah. I called that shit. Hillary Clinton would not win. Her baggage weighed her down. And rather than reflect in the mirror and see that the insulating bubble she enjoys has rose-tinted her world to the reality others endure, she proceeded to blame everyone for her own faults. She didn't get it, couldn't get her mind around blatant displays of corruption were deal breakers for a great many who want to end the system of oppression currently running. It's why those who spoke of breaking the wheel of injustice were the populist choices. Ultimately, the choice resides with the Electoral College. Why did they not want the establishment candidate? That's what I want to know.

I wrote this about a week after the election:

Those in the know there's a revolution a-brewing. The DNC/CIA/Deep State will raze the earth to keep power. The way, I see, to fight those threats to the country (hey, risking national security/secrets coughAwancough is a threat to our country, and those who enable it are traitors to this country, imho) is to find a unifying factor for the populace to rally behind. Something which spans any political divide. Any religious divide. Something any decent person could back enthusiastically and wholeheartedly.

Child sex abuse.

Pizzagate/Pedogate is this country's opportunity to fix a broken system dependent on blackmail, but maintain some order. If there are any law enforcement reading this and working on such cases, my suggestion is to trickle out some big fish to demonstrate the scope of the matter, and then when rage builds, use it to topple the corruption. If the media doesn't cooperate, it'll be harder, but with America's distrust of them already, if they want to exist, they'll change their tune. People won't watch shit, their advertisers lose revenue... they can be brought around. But it'll take every voice to get it done. And it can be done. Once it's out that America is a cesspool of child rape, upset Americans will rally to help correct that notion. Best law enforcement be swift in apprehending suspects lest the inspired go vigilante.

The corruption embraced by the establishment can be debrided from this country so it can heal in a healthy way. For survival, our country needs it.