Closing the border and real cuts in spending would be a start towards curing what’s ailing the U.S. From T.L. Davis at tldavissubstack.com:
As the 2020 presidential election was being stolen, I had no anticipation that the United States would remain. I have, for nearly four years, expected it all to come crashing down, but instead it has been maintained by minor victories here and there, minor losses here and there and frankly, I’m growing tired of it all.
Oh, there have been plenty of causes to fight for or against, that’s part of the game. I’ve even seen the globalists who use the “green energy” fiction to push their agendas get stymied a time or two, their advances stalled and their desperation rising. They can’t inject us with the vaxx, that has been exposed as not only not suited to its purpose, but outright deadly in most cases, even if it only accelerates cancer, heart or brain issues. Instead, they’ve decided to infest our meat with it, our vegetables, our water. The only goal seems to be depopulation with enough crooked politicians to go along with them to force it on the people.
There seems to be no end to the tolerance of abuse that the American people will endure. That absolutely disheartens me, because if we serve as nothing other than victims of abuse and demonstrate our ability to take more and more of it every day, we are not the people I believed us to be. I know of a lot of fighters out there, but they are not focused, they are not banding together to fight back against any of it. There are a lot of different issues that keep us diffused and running in different directions, charging off to fight against all manner of evil, but all of them really come back to two issues, the border and the budget.
Illegal immigration, the great replacement, is causing havoc in cities like New York, Chicago and Denver, but that havoc is only used by blue-state politicians to get more money from the federal government, i.e., you and me. They are also using it as an excuse to defund the police and other protection services the people deserve. We are funding it, the actual invasion and the maintenance of those illegals once here and paying for the damages they cause. Laken Riley is a victim, but only one of many, thousands, millions of such victims of the border issue, but it’s also a budget issue.
I love the narration of Natural Born Killers where Mickey melts down in Drug World while looking for the snake venom.
It could be applied to contemporary FUSA.
End of the line for a Puritan Potemkin Yankee fraud?
Then something Phoenix like can rise.