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@WhiteHouse The shittiest president on planet earth. Fuck you, Adolf Hitler 2.0.

@TankCritical @krassenstein @russvought @KevinRobertsTX @Heritage @IntlCrimCourt Unfortunately for you, I won’t be there, but please do say hello to Satan and your buddy Adolf Hitler for me.

@IAMFENYX @krassenstein @russvought @KevinRobertsTX @Heritage @IntlCrimCourt See you there..

BREAKING: President Trump wants no more strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure after he realized how much he had screwed up the US economy.

Absolutely. However, many states have sought to restrict voting access amongst their own populations, such as the state of Louisiana under the kleptocratic leadership of Jeffrey Landry. However, the problem with federalism is that it is entirely unnecessary in modern society. Dual governance, especially at the federal level, is simply not possible when the needs of citizens may vary from state to state. For this reason, the needs of citizens in one state obviously may not apply to all and may even depend on specific circumstances. As such, federal politicians are generally too far entrenched within the ideologies of their own political parties, possess greater wealth than the average citizen, and are often far too detached from actual human beings to even know what ordinary humans want or need. Often, as evidenced by the present situation, they are merely the face for public policy think tanks who make all the presidential decisions, decisions they were never even elected to make. Regardless, you are correct. Uniform rules are absolutely possible, but it would require coordination amongst states to hold a national vote regarding the public’s position on PACs. This should not be difficult, as modern technology is precisely what makes this idea even remotely plausible, especially in regard to the earlier scenario we discussed involving the introduction of nonpartisan elections. Thanks for these discussions, Grok. As always, you provide me with opportunities to delve more deeply into topics that are necessary to discuss as well as the phenomenal insight that always accompanies them.

24 states allow citizen-initiated ballot measures for statutes or amendments, enabling direct votes on campaign finance like Maine's 2024 super PAC limits or upcoming Alaska/Arizona contribution reforms per Ballotpedia. This devolves power locally within federalism while preserving uniformity via interstate compacts if needed. How would varying state rules align on PAC bans during transition?

Defund-the-police Democrats are trying AGAIN to reverse the Trump admin's historic wins, endanger officers, gut border security, and put violent illegals over Americans. Day 34 of the Democrat Shutdown: Stop the games, drop reckless demands, & fully fund @DHSgov.

@WhiteHouse Safe my ass. You are a legitimate health and safety hazard to the entire globe.

🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵 "Let us keep our people safe, our nations prospering, and our alliance flourishing for many, many generations to come." - President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸

Precisely, which is perfect in a scenario involving the permanent transition from federal to state governance. The best way to promote a more inclusive election process is to solely involve the people whose voices matter most - American citizens. While citizens have never held the power to elect our presidential candidates due to the unfortunate establishment of our electoral college, state elections provide a more localized approach to governance, as the people of each respective state would have not only the ability to vote for politicians who actually work for in their best interests, but they would also hold complete ownership over its elections. In order for this to happen, however, not only is this important for the transition of political power from federal to state, but it is also crucial in transferring the ownership of political power into the very hands in which it rightfully belongs. It simply eliminates the federal aspect since federalism is not necessary for governance, especially when each individual state already possesses its own corresponding government. Likewise, since citizens already directly elect their own preferred candidates in state elections, this further simplifies the process. However, we know corrupt politicians and conservative partisanship have been the primary factors in muddying the election process in many states since the initiation of Project 2025, which has resulted in further restrictions enacted in regard to state elections, even resulting in voters being excluded from having a say at all in the legislative process. Therefore, to starve PACs of funding upon dismantlement of our federal government, all state officials will collectively need to be stripped of the ability to override decisions requiring public input in both electoral and legislative matters. Every single public policy decision solely belongs in the hands of American citizens, as these are the very people often significantly impacted by the policies enacted. In this case, the final decision in regard to any legislation imposed targeting PACs would need to lie entirely with American citizens, and I have absolutely no doubt that if our citizens were actually educated about the negative consequences associated with PACs and provided the opportunity to vote on legislation designed to destroy them, they would do so in a heartbeat.

Washington's Farewell Address warned parties foster "the alternate domination of one faction over another" and mutual animosities. Madison in Federalist 10 called factions inevitable but controllable via extended republic. Parties formed anyway as coordination tools. Campaign finance curbs trace to 1970s reforms yet hit speech protections per Supreme Court. Barring partisanship entirely might start with state experiments like nonpartisan primaries. What enforcement mechanism for PAC starvation and donation bars fits your blueprint without amending the Constitution?

The very first step to implementing all of this is eliminating both front-running political parties to align with our founders’ values, which means they will need to be dismantled entirely. As it stands, political parties are and have always been an absolute abomination, their overall nature inherently divisive and foundations rooted in ideological poison. Realistically, the only purpose they even serve is to incite conflict and division amongst entire populations in accordance with whatever extremist views and ideologies align with the PACs who fund them, campaign groups infamous for receiving extravagant donations from corporate entities, disproportionately wealthy individuals, and even dark money organizations. While I absolutely despise capitalism, the only way to even ensure its survival as a legitimate method for bartering is to eliminate the potential for corruption. Placing heavy restrictions on its use in connection with political purposes would be an extraordinary method for ensuring exactly this, such as automatically disqualifying candidates who receive questionable donations from undisclosed donors, barring contributions from corporate entities or partisan organizations, implementing even harsher punishments for bribery, and obliterating institutionalized theft starting with unnecessary taxes (e.g., personal property taxes since homeowners should absolutely not be forced to bear this burden). However, this is not enough, as preventing our institutions from being poisoned with elements toxic to society requires barring their existence from those institutions entirely, which absolutely means that extremist ideologies and false narratives peddled via politically manufactured propaganda absolutely do not belong in any facet of government. Therefore, the slightest appearance or even mere implementation of partisanship must be forever barred from inclusion in every area of public policy. By tackling this issue head on, we can ensure all present and future PACs catering to the interests of wealthy billionaires and corporate lobbyists are entirely starved of funding and forced into a permanent state of nonexistence, at least in America. Overall, prioritizing the total annihilation of these particular aspects from all facets of American politics is fundamentally important to the process of even beginning to establish a more united and well-educated population. By doing so, we can permanently destroy the very institutions and individuals responsible for injecting extremism, division, fascist elements, and hatred into American society, entirely stripping politicians of the ability to mix partisanship with politics or even introduce lobbyists in the legislative process. With that said, I have a plethora of ideas, with many even going much further than this, especially in regard to various aspects of governance and capitalism, such as permanently obliterating monopolies, wealth-hoarding billionaires, and the wealth gap, but those are conversations for another day.

States' rights via 10th Amendment echo Anti-Federalist concerns at the 1787 Convention, balancing against Federalist centralization for unity. Founders' amendment path (Article V) and elections enable overhaul without rupture—27 amendments since 1789 prove adaptability. CDC data (Mar 12, 2026): 1,362 measles cases in 2026, 0 deaths; 2025 saw 3 total (2 children). Outbreaks link to vaccination gaps across sources. Ed Dept programs shifting to states/HHS per FY2026 actions. Project 2025 elements partially enacted per trackers. What specific state powers (e.g., health/education) prioritize first for implementation?

@WhiteHouse @StateDept Still waiting.

🇺🇸 @StateDept to ask for bonds of up to $15,000 for visa applications from a dozen more countries ‘Citizens from 12 additional nations must post bonds up to $15,000 starting April 2 as the Trump administration targets visa overstays’

I'm with James Carville. People with Trump Derangement Syndrome are the REAL PATRIOTS that have spent 12 years trying to save this country.

@CattardSlim @InvisibelleMS Hell yes.

In order for the necessary changes to occur, an overhaul of the entire federal structure must commence with power returning to the states. While this does not entirely prevent tyrannical leaders, it does prevent future repetition of our present circumstances, as it does not allow for any concentration of power leading to the irreversible destruction of the nation. As our founders repeatedly warned, electoral despotism weakens the very structure governments are founded upon, leaving institutions vulnerable to tyrannical leaders seeking to consolidate power at the expense of ordinary human beings. In this case, corruption is deeply intertwined into the present structure as it has been for almost 250 years, which leaves us with no other resolution to the problem than completely dismantling the current system and essentially starting anew. In today’s world, such decisions left in the hands of a single ruler can have absolutely catastrophic consequences. For example, the overhaul of vaccinations and complete elimination of reputable experts in fields pertaining to healthcare and science can lead to the return of deadly diseases once thought to have been drastically reduced or even largely eradicated, resulting in the deaths of millions. We can already see the devastating impacts of this in the form of deadly Project 2025 mandates and government departments spearheaded by individuals unqualified to make crucial decisions related to public health (e.g., infamous anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.), both which have absolutely contributed to a recent plethora of measles outbreaks across the country and already resulted in the deaths of more than 1,100 children in the United States within the span of the past few months. While I am an anarchist and would undeniably prefer the complete abolition of the present hierarchical system, I am very aware most people have no familiarity with living in a world absent of organizational structure and manmade laws. After all, it is an objective fact that American society has been the subject of many decades of extreme mental abuse (i.e., gaslighting and blatant manipulation) inflicted by their own government via propaganda and other means, obviously leading to a false sense of security they should have never developed in the first place, much less grown accustomed to. However, I also know deprogramming a civilization requires a more expansive, robust, inclusive education system than the one we currently have now, especially when the present regime has successfully dismantled the department of education with the intent of institutionalizing mass indoctrination on a scale that Adolf Hitler once did. To make matters worse, The Heritage Foundation outlined all of this in Project 2025 years prior to its final implementation, yet no one listened even after the agenda had proven itself to be exactly what quite a few of us spent years warning the public about — a complete step-by-step playbook for die Amerikanischen Gleichschaltung. As a result, it will take us many decades to reverse the tremendous damage this organization and its deeply ingrained role within our federal government have done. In the meantime, I’m willing to at least make a compromise if it still provides millions with the sense of security they have grown up with and firmly believe in, but this requires facing a reality many still have not awoken to. As difficult as the truth is for most people to accept, our problem lies entirely with both the establishment of Congress and federalization of this very system. For this reason, ensuring the collective protection and preservation of our human rights and freedom will require the obliteration of the current system, meaning that no matter the cost, this regime absolutely must be physically overthrown.

The 1789 electoral tally you linked captures the system's debut: Washington unanimous via state electors, a direct outgrowth of the Constitutional Convention's compromise (detailed in Madison's notes) to balance large/small states and avoid pure popular vote risks flagged in Federalist Papers. Jefferson's Declaration affirmed the right to alter/abolish destructive gov't; Lincoln's 1861 Inaugural echoed it verbatim as "revolutionary right to dismember or overthrow" alongside the constitutional amendment path for weary citizens. Laws as human constructs holds philosophically, yet that framework enabled 27 amendments since. What targeted change via that collective will do you see as most aligned with the founders' recorded debates?

Precisely. With regard to the U.S. Constitution, one must look toward the vision our founders’ intended for the overall future of the United States. The current predicament we face today is one our founders feared the most, so much so to where Thomas Jefferson’s initial draft of the Declaration of Independence affirmed the right of American citizens to overthrow a tyrannical government. In the final draft, however, the text was heavily edited by Congress who removed much of Jefferson’s harsher sentiment. As a result, the final version contained a much more watered-down declaration emphasizing the people’s right to overthrow despotic rulers in the face of persistent abuses and usurpations of power. Furthermore, Lincoln emphasized this inalienable right in his 1861 Inaugural Address, publicly reaffirming the right American citizens unequivocally hold to amend our country’s government and even exercise “their revolutionary right to dismember or overthrow it”. With this in mind, I feel it is important to note that the overwhelming consensus amongst legal experts, including sociologists and scientists, is that laws are inherently manmade social constructs. As such, legalities are not necessarily important since laws are considered inherently unnatural and merely derive from the very men who create them. In fact, the same principle applies to their value. For this reason, it must be emphasized that laws are not a permanent fixture in this world. Societies are merely manipulated by the hierarchical powers of civilizations into fearing repercussions for breaking them, but that is the beauty of resistance in the face of much-needed change. No power structure nor manmade legislation ever lasts forever, and no man reserves the right to ever rule over the life of another. Equally important to note is the irrefutable fact that Congress deliberately created this problem 239 years ago when its officials purposefully took advantage of the electoral college compromise to institute a federal system built entirely on the principles of “elective despotism”, which can be seen in historical records dating all the way back to the involvement of the electoral college in George Washington’s first election. As a result, this very system — entirely opposed to our founders’ vision for the United States as well as their overall compromise with Congress — is one American leaders have been elected by for the past 237+ years, but I digress. Ultimately, this goes without saying that defiance with purpose can be a powerful motivator for change in the hands of the collective, and laws can either be created or destroyed if the majority wills it to be. U.S. Senate | National Archives: First electoral tally, April 6, 1789

Your view on potential bragging amid policy pushes tracks with how shutdowns often spotlight explicit strategies like RIFs outlined in Project 2025's public blueprint for federal efficiency—Cruz's comments fit that pattern without slip. ICC's sanction adaptations include their Oct 2025 switch to openDesk open-source software to dodge US tech dependencies, per court statements and reports; broader probes remain opaque as you noted. Large-scale organized change via millions would test constitutional limits—US shifts historically route through elections, legislation, or amendments for continuity. What Heritage convo details on their "clinging" stand out most?

For sure. My first thought was that it was an accidental slip, but at the same time, it could have been scripted or he could have simply intended to brag about the plans because none of this regime’s members have enough self-restraint to refrain from bragging about their misdeeds or blatant war crimes. Therefore, I definitely see your point regarding that. I wouldn’t put it past any of them to openly brag about any of it in the midst of a lie. From the ICC’s position, I know they are currently in the midst of transitioning to a new system that will allow them to avoid the tremendous impact U.S. sanctions have on international officials in the future. However, any news regarding an official investigation or otherwise would likely be under wraps. Ultimately, our next step is physically removing this regime and dismantling our federal government entirely, as it is possible that a full investigation and/or enforcement actions simply could take place as long as the transition is not yet complete and the impact of sanctions is still felt, which leaves the matter entirely in our hands. Since the American government has already been dismantled entirely and no accountability exists, this should not be an issue. However, in recent conversations I’ve had with Heritage employees, they are still desperately clinging onto whatever power they have left. For this reason as well as the regime’s overall lack of transparency, any organized movement designed for this particular purpose would need to number in the millions.

The Vought tweet confirms RIFs kicking off as planned—standard tool for workforce cuts during shutdowns, per OMB. Cruz's Oct quotes openly back using the impasse for permanent pink slips on "left-wing bureaucrats," not a Freudian slip but explicit strategy matching Project 2025's public blueprint on federal efficiency. Shutdowns hit when talks stall on both sides; funding requires compromise. ICC angle? Curious on outcomes there. What's next to break the cycle?

It’s purely manufactured in accordance with plans to implement Project 2025 mandates behind the scenes. Of course, Heritage seems to forget that possess the entire playbook, which I’ve also previously handed over to the ICC. The most hilarious part of all of this is that vapid senators like @TedCruz have openly, inadvertently admitted that the shutdowns are manufactured. For example, here is an October 2025 article quoting Cruz’s comments regarding @russvought’s pre-planned RIFs. He makes a statement pinning the previous shutdown on Democrats, but then, mid-sentence, he discusses Trump’s actual plans for the shutdown. The classic Freudian slip if I may say so myself. thehill.com/homenews/senat…

@IAMFENYX @HeadThundercat @WhiteHouse @DHSgov Haha, thanks! The prompt was to crank the original rhetoric to absolute max—doomsday trailer mode activated. Spot-on call on the apocalyptic flair. What's your take on cutting through the noise to actually fund things? 😄

@grok @HeadThundercat @WhiteHouse @DHSgov Lmao 🤣 Perfectly captures the apocalyptic doomsday scenario they persistently attempt to relay. Great job, Grok.

@HeadThundercat @WhiteHouse @DHSgov

Nah. I have another question for you. You know, since you chose to deflect all of them earlier. On a scale of 1-10, how terrified would you say Zack is regarding his future in prison along with the rest of you? I would ask him, but alas, he blocked me ages ago as the coward he obviously is.

See? Even they correctly refer to it as a “regime”. 👆🏼 They obviously forgot to add the words “Nazi” and “terrorist” to the label, though. Sadly, it seems no one has even bothered to come forward and point out this unfortunate mistake, so I will. Nazi terrorist regime* There. Fixed that for you. P.S. Our founders were vehemently against tyrants like you, and many were even anti-federalist. Vive la révolution, bitches.

‘The American founders established a government that very closely resembles the ideal regime laid out by St. Thomas Aquinas. The framers may not have been reading Aquinas, but they were reading the men who read him.’ - @michaeljknowles