Election Stratagems, Gambits, and Corruption

Hey everyone, welcome back to the undercurrent. I'm your host, Azac. And today we are going to talk about the elections. Okay. By no means is this going to be an absolutely exhaustive list of all the gambits that the Republicans, MAGA, GOP, the Trump regime are going to be using, but also also look into the past during his first administration. And the strategies that were employed there. Of course, it goes without saying the situation we're in now is far worse than it was back then, because mind you, there were guardrails. Guardrails as in not a project 25 situation where every Trump cabinet member is a loyalist. Ultimately, it came down to, like, for instance, during Trump's last term, the Vice President, it came down to the Justice Department, who he appointed for the Justice Department. It ultimately came down to about three to five people in the end that were responsible for ensuring that democracy survived. And unfortunately, I think I should tell you everything when Trump is telling his supporters, vote as if my name is on the ballot. Now, why is that the case? Why is he so concerned? Well, there's no multitude of reasons why he's concerned. And you keep hearing the same thing out of these people's mouths time and time again in memorial. And that, of course, is we have so much to do. We have so much to do with making America great again. We just need some more time. We just need some more time. Democrats, the worst Democrats have caused all this problems. Well, they're fuckers. It's been 18, 20 months, okay? This is the thing pissed me off about these gas-lighty fucks. Is they blame everyone, but themselves, everyone. And since Trump, you know, just to be able to install these loyalists in place. Just look at what happened to him, Monday. Once he got to be a little too hot, he brought in his good little friend. You know what I'm talking about. Todd Blanche is a joke. The fact that, you know, they were supposedly two or three Republicans that were pushing back saying, no, we're not going to sign this unless you, you know what? No one looked at the original document about the January six, that was not fun, you know, the slush fund. In order for it to be valid, everyone needs to sign. And only person that sign was Blanche, not even the president. But they accepted that dog crap to pass. And it did. That's the reason why I'm wondering if it was just, to give some semblance of distance. Now, what, one thing I do find that's very, very interesting. It's Trump is having his little, whatever the heck it is. In Texas, I don't even know the other things called, but basically, you know, to try to support his nominees. And a bunch of Republicans were asked, are you going to be there? And they're like, oh, no, no, I love to be there. I really love to be there. You know, just, it's just really hard. I need to go back and be with my constituents. You mean the constituents that you're not going to be going to town halls and dealing with because they're telling you that you're full of BS. Is that what you're, what you're telling me? You're going to go take heat for several hours. Doubtful. Doubtful. Okay. Neither here nor there. But I do want to talk briefly before we get into the history of this. How we got to where we are today. To discuss where we are headed. Should go without saying, you know, and it should be pretty obvious at this point. That the GOP and the Trump regime, and the whole MAGA cult in general, operates off the principle of, leave no stone unturned. And what I mean by that is that they truly have no morals. They're truly going to use every tool in the toolbox to try to you serve and undermine confidence and and subvert the will of the people. I'm just telling you, expect it, expect it. And one reason why they might want to do that is because Trump knows on the other end of this. Once he's no longer present, he can maybe be looking at jail time. So there's that. But additionally, it's also just a sheer amount of corruption that's happened since Trump's gotten in this last time. And as I mentioned in my last podcast episode, it's no accident that Skoda's decided towards the end of 2024 to tee Trump up for an absolute full on abuse of his powers. When they said, you know, if a president's acting in a official capacity, it's official and he is immune. And Trump went on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and we are all about you know, one on non-dai tribes about this about, you know, if Skoda's doesn't decide that I have absolute immunity, I just can't be a good president. No mother fucker, we see you we see you see you. We understand what you're doing just because you play Biccoboo with yourself and you think that, well if I didn't see you, there are a lot of Americans that see through your bullshit. Why? Because all you need is a half a fucking brain cell to be able to see it. And anyone that wants to sit here and defend this shit? I'm sorry. You need to get your head out of your asses. This is not a left versus right issue. This is a, I have rights or I don't have rights issue. A top versus bottom, a rich first poor type situation purely. And you guys can convince yourselves it's not that even just be like, you know, Trump is more time and Democrats are being obstructionists. No, they're not. You guys have every mother fucking pillar of government right now. I'm with a focus. What did you want to play? Huh? And the truth still does matter. Okay. So anyways. Well, I like to discuss. Obviously, they're doing everything that can to suppress male and voting. And that means not just your ability to be able to submit your ballot, but through a pre-approved list that they've derived, presumably, like I said, this, in the last episode, that was exfiltrated during a dosage exploits of the IRS. We also know that they, I think, are about 15 states that they've been really pushing hard to get voter rolls on. I don't know what the status of that is, but they obviously seize the ballots from the 2020 election, claiming fraud from three out of four states, I believe, or might have been four out of five successfully, you know, red states. And then they also blackmailed Minnesota during Trump's exploits and attacks on Minnesota with the ICE events and you know, ox predium and things like that. They say, hey, you've grown us to leave, just give us your voter rolls. I like to remind everyone in the Constitution at states explicitly that states have the right to administer and conduct their elections as they see fit. Bar none. Period. And to store it. Now, you'll, I know where a lot of people go. They'll be like, but that means that they can commit, commit fraud. You know, all of these Democratic strongholds are committing fraud. No, they're not. Okay? If you love your freedoms, then you shouldn't be assaling the parts of the Constitution you don't like, versus the ones that you do. Okay? That's called the social contract. And it shouldn't matter to you. It's for the same reason. These idiots. Sorry. Interesting. That believes in the ship. But these idiots truly believe that the ACA, they didn't understand the ACA and Obama care of the same thing. You can see how well that's working out now, right? I think for a lot of people. People are snapping out of it. I think there's this whole group think thing. And then, like, I drew a parallel. I didn't talk about it here, but I talked about it elsewhere, but I'll bring it up here. I think the reason why Trumpism is as effective as it is in red stasis, because there is a lot of abuse in families. And there's a lot of group think in families. And that's where I think that whole daddy. Oh, daddy. You know, kind of think comes from is you have an abuse of father, right? It beats the shadow of your mom and stuff. And you grow up doing that. And then you end up going on to do that shit yourself. They want a narcissist to be in control of telling one of them what to do, because they can't think for themselves. And besides in that environment, that rural environment, where everyone knows everyone, you'd be socially ostracized if you buck the system. So there's that as well. But so that group think is getting us nowhere fast. People are, you know, paying attention to the prices of gas, of groceries, etc. As much as Trump wants to say, this, you know, it's, it's nothing burger, you know, as far as affordability, and that's all made up. Like listen, man, in fairness, yes, during Biden's administration was a problem, but you teach us how pretty and bad shape by denying COVID. And it may things have to be shut down for longer than they needed to be. And I'm so, I'm quite frankly, I'm surprised that there was even a agreement to shut shit down, because we saw that you had no intention for that. Why? Because if it's perfect, it's a fake, they've got a cook's. No, it wasn't. Because there were people on your side that were on ventilators that were writing on whiteboards to their doctors saying, can I please have the, the covexing now? And they're like, honey, sorry, you can't. That's not the way it works. COVID was a serious infection. It didn't mean that necessarily affected everyone the same. But part of the reason why we don't see it as serious today is because herd immunity has been developed through those mandatory vaccinations. And first time infections with COVID were especially bad. You know, there've been mutations, et cetera, that have happened with the COVID virus. And so, you know, it's, if hindsight is going to be 2020, I'll just tell you this much. If we did not have a vaccine, we would be in a very different situation today. And certainly we're seeing that across the country as well with, you know, measles, resurgence of that kind of shit. And don't even start it with, you know, the fact we can't even necessarily trust our, our food supply, you know, Trump claims up and down left and right. You know, he doesn't know where the beef's coming from. But Argentina, oh, it's the best quality beef. Well, why does it come with screw warm, then, man? The guy doesn't give a fuck about us. Okay. And I know for most people watching, that's not new news. So I'm not going to, you know, beat a horse over the head to death, you know, when I say this. But, you know, for anyone else that's, you know, there are trolls or whatnot, like listen to motherfuckers. I got your ammo. And you can leave your fucking dumb ass bitch ass comments and whatnot. I don't give a fuck. Go fuck yourself. Who, who'd try to convince you just look like a fucking fool. Okay. Let's move on. So, yeah, suppressed male and voting. So, they're trying to do that by trying to wedge, the United States Postal Service in the middle of this. And states in the middle of this and say, hey, if you don't, adhere to the list that we generate from, most likely, expiltrated IRS dos, you know, information, PII. Some of that was probably also had in swing states by yours truly, Elon Musk with their, let me help you vote page, which ended up just being efficient attempt to harvest your information and not actually registered to use to vote. Thanks, Elon. But in addition to all that, we obviously have them seizing the 2020, you know, voting rolls illegally. The weaponized DOJ has done that. So, they have it through various sources. But they're also wanting to build it in the system where, you know, to have our PII on the outside of the ballots, forcing the states to do that. When it's scanned, they will generate the list that way. They want to convince us that fraud such a huge problem, they want to implement the save act, which is going to require us to, you know, basically have a passport, in order to vote, most people don't have passports. You know, an original birth certificate. It's not just a driver's license. Let's just put it that way. And mind you, this process started the DMV for all of us about voting. I already know that we're legal to vote all that. This is just additional wages. So, you know, women that have had their last names changed. Any kind of technicality they can get us on. They're going to just qualify those voters. So, let's just put it this way. It's not a voting list of inclusion is a voting list of exclusion. You know, they're basically saying, hey, unless you're on this list, you don't exist to us. And don't even start at what their latest gambit's been, which is complete BS. So, they're saying, hey, we're going to force the United States Postal Service to do this in batches of 10,000. And let's say that one of the ballots, let's say all 10,000 ballots are legit. But one ballot has like a little bit corner. You know, just not even opened up, okay? But a little bit corner on the piece of mail. You have to throw out all 10,000. So, it means you will not get your ballots, okay? So, that's, that's their latest gambit. Which shows making the shit up is comical. Now, they're also talking about, like in Texas, et cetera, about closing polling locations, completely closing those polling locations, or even reducing hours of polling locations. In addition to their plan of sinking, you know, was it a 1,000 or 10,000 DOJ lawyers, ICE Gustavo, to intimidate, and also to just say that there was fraud, you know, with both groups when there isn't. To get in the way, and to suppress the vote, through any means possible, and January 6th, I mean, hey, come on. This reason why is promising them, you know, million dollars. Expect them to be coming just like, what was that gentleman's name? The guy that went with the assault rifle, several states over and shot black people during a protest. I forget his name. Kyle, Kyle, something or the written house. Who is then celebrated as a hero? Are you fucking serious? Like I was an aggressor, a provoker, and he knew exactly what the fuck he was done? It's not pretend. Okay. And I would expect this time around. The bomb threats last time we had a election. 64 different precincts in deeply blue areas. Bomb threats were called in. Let's not forget about the jury mandarin. The, you know, unequal application. And Jerry Mandarin going on. You know, first the GOP wanted to launch it. Texas and say, hi, there's nothing you can do about it. You know what? When Gavin Newsson said you want to bet my the fuckers, we will pass this on. We're going to let the voters decide, and they did that with California and Pennsylvania, and guess what they said? You can't do that. You can't do that. And then, of course, you got to love Scota. Scota comes crashing in again says, Yeah, you can do that. That gave redistricting. Well, I hope this jury Mandarin ship backfires and there are mother fucking faces. These people are. The train, their country. And they're betraying the constitution. You know, they, they want to wear their American flag and all that shit as much as they want. But they don't understand that. Miss application the law. You may think that hearing Trump's good graces in your part of his clan. Look, how Trump loyalty works. Didn't he say that he loves his supported because they're at the uneducated? I love the uneducated. Doesn't think very much about you guys. He doesn't. He just doesn't. And it's really interesting that I've mentioned this before, but the overlap between the ultra wealthy and the ultra poor. They both come from the same kind of family. You know, deeply inhaled. Very critical, you know, supposedly alpha male, you know, but extremely abusive families. That teaches them to be the same, you know, to be the bully, et cetera. Like we're the whole bully, you know, M.O. comes from anyways. So I think that here's the thing is for years and years and years and years and years and years and years. There's a whole demographic out there in the United States of people that didn't vote. Why? Because they're interests were never met, you know. And what did they come with Trump? They were both angry. And so they saw this angry guy and he's like going this third way and they're like, tell yeah. And I think some have gotten off the train, some have gotten off the boat, realized that's not the right direction to go. And then others are really just as brainwashed by the cool ladies they've always been. And there's not going to change. There's still people in this world that think Elon Musk is the most amazing person ever. And that he really loves this country. That's reason why I got involved in politics. Never thinking well, maybe you want to get closer to the Washington machines with his SpaceX and his Tesla, you know, grants. And that's the reason why he did it. You know, just because someone's intelligent doesn't necessarily mean that they're kind, right? Or that they're about justice. I actually kind of got in the argument about that with them. Someone I know. Because that, you know, he swears up and down that. That was the reason why. And I'm like, dude, I'm sorry. Elon Musk tripled his net worth since Trump's gotten an office. Maybe that's not true now, but you know, on paper. It was true a couple months ago. And inflation's not this blameless thing. And the only way new money can be created, which is exactly what the rich want is new money, right? Because if they hold like 93% of it, right? Or 75% of it. We're fighting over the, remaining 25%. They want to be able to get into their pockets as soon as possible. And get away from us as soon as possible. And that's the reason why we're also playing late stage capitalism, which is the proverbial game of monopoly for anyone that's played monopoly. How does it work? There's one player that takes the board. And that's exactly what happens. Because all of the money, because like you'll play through the game. And there will be no more money left in the bank, right? So there's actually what's going on here. Same thing with inflation when you sequester that much money. And here's the thing. It's most of this money is not even staying inside the states either. It's being sequestered like in the case of Amazon, like off, offshore. The other thing that's also not talked about that needs to really be talked about. Really, really, really needs to be talked about is they're like, they're talking about, oh, we lost all of our manufacturing shops. It's this blameless thing. You know, we just don't know what happened. We need to bring them back. Do I need to remind you what happened to them in 90s? Who's mother fucking choice was it to offshore those jobs? Corporate mother fucking America. Just as much as it's corporate mother fucking America right now. This deciding, hey, we don't need people. We got AI now. So this whole bro, you know, don't take a personal, you know, it's just business. It's not, it's not driving for me, guys. It's just not driving for me. And I don't think it should I for you either. Since when do we need to equate sociopathy and pathology? You know, sociopathy and psychopathy to equal business. You know, it's a business deal. You know, it's an at will, so like I can leave the job without being arrested and like vice versa for them. It's like, you know what? We trade our time. We trade our life. It's technically not even profit when we are earning a living. It's not profit. We got saddle with all of the same tax crap that the rich used to have to do with it. And we pay for all of it. You know, if these data centers we pay and subsidize for all of that upgrade, all those upgrades to our infrastructure that are necessary and paying an additional premium for electricity. And guess what? Who's the first to lose electricity in a high demand situation? It's us. So, you know, this whole, you know, capitalism is amazing. And, you know, like stop complaining, you know, you lose your retard. It's like, you know what? I'm not complaining. I'm, I'm exposing, exposing. Why are we in a corporate welfare state? Anytime we discuss least bit about anything that's remotely socialist. You know, and by the way, socialism is not equal to communism. That's, that's, that's conflating, a conflation between two separate things. It just so happens and we're in World War II. We had a combination of communism and socialism. Okay. But inherently, like, and you can shit on Europe as much as you want. They live in a, um, socialized democracy. And because of that, they got socialist health care. And what's happening? You'd be like, but it's so expensive out there. No, it's not. By the time you look at all the various ways, we're taxed. We're taxed on the money we earn. We taxed, we're taxed on the money that we spent. We're even taxed after a car's been sold for the third or the fourth time. We're taxed on our properties. H and every year. And if we don't pay them, we lose it all. See, that's, that's the problem. And so, security numbers technically are like, you know, corporate numbers essentially. They identify us as like our own corporation. You know, and there's, there's like a whole side thing about that. I'm not going to get too much into the conspiracy theory nature of that. Talking about that today, but. Essentially, somewhere along the way. We as Americans got settled with all of the responsibility. And the corporations have none. And anti-trust laws just haven't been practiced in the past 20 years. So anyways, I digress. Let's move on. So suppressing suppression of melon voting. And like I said, it lays gambit is to, you know, just completely discard and batches. But they're also talking about prosecuting. Election officials if they do not comply. And even the United States Postal Service or United States Postal Service workers if they don't comply with the plan. Now, the thing is there's been, there's was a stay on the order. And a freeze on the order, you know, as far as decision was, was, was scotus. It's peep on back and forth federal judges, several federal judges have blocked it, you know, along with the help of the ACLU. This email ACLU understands this is, this is so corrupt and so fucking illegal. It's off the charts. And yet, does legacy media talk about? No. Is the name of independent media talk about? Yes. But every independent media voice is disparate from one another, just like the 24-7 news cycle. Everything's fragmented. So I'm trying to bring those voices together because we need to be using our voices, guys. Now it's not the time to remain mom and think, well, it doesn't make a difference. My small voice is to make a difference. You know what? Let's get away from consumption and destruction. If I focus on creation and construction, if you will. And you can participate actively on the undercurrent.com. There you will find a chronology section where we're tracking the abuses. We also have an essay section. We also have an independent media directory. We also, this is where we'll be publishing our podcasts in addition to RSS.com as well. Like I said, I'll be posting some stuff to YouTube as well that also show up in that same section. What else should I say? There's a rapport section, which consists of several different corpus or, you know, corpus plural for corpus. Each corpus is discussing specific topic and performing synthesis and analysis. We can look at the interrelatedness of events and as we start to curate those and build causal chains. We'll be able to build a map of these abuses. Really, the purpose of this is to act as a new seed to hit it the heart of when it comes to the news, sorting through the news and making sense of the news. And to, excuse me, just to still down to its pretextual and subtextual abuses. So, you know, there's so much noise and so much minutia and so much distraction and so much detraction. But there's also a lot of abuses that are built into that. So, we, the people will come together. Research out an issue and sort through it. Now, and way, way, way, way down the road. I do see the undergrad as actually being people powered, you know, like gorilla journalism, essentially, you know, where we, the people will investigate things, you know, because I feel like it's time goes on. We're losing more and more faith in the legacy media. So, for now, you know, we will comment, commentate on what we know, you know, based on the sources. But eventually, we need to really look at becoming the journalists that we seek and the change that we seek. And, like, each of us, while we may only make a small, you know, ripple on the pond with each of us being a pebble, together we'll make a splash, right? I'll be, we can make a huge wake. And the deal is, we do this through intelligent non-violent means. We do this through protesting, we do this through, you know, boycotting. This, back in the day, when Americans, you know, back when these companies didn't own all one another, like 90% of the store, when you boycott it a brand, they're like, oh shit fuck, okay, I'm sorry, you know? And they still do, too, okay? But we really need to be focusing on shopping as much local as possible and know your brand, so know who owns what. That does go a long way if you can afford it. But more than anything, as we've lost community, we've lost this sense of community that's very, very necessary in today's world. As we look at, you know, the very technology that was intended to connect us is simultaneously the same technology that's used to divide and distract us. You know, there's a reason why on television they call it a program, because of programming. Is the same thing with the short form, media, et cetera. And some ways, presumably it's not censored, you know, the algorithm can be very helpful, but they don't give choice on how it's programmed. At the end of current, we do. We give you an option for your own curated section based on key words. We respect the people, one is view things in a chronological order, or by post trust, or by author trust, or if you, most discussed, or if you want to organize it by what's called the DKAA algorithm. And I'll just rehash on that again real quick here. So DKAA stands for deep current anchor algorithm. And basically, it is an algorithm, but just for just to preface, you see the same posts as everyone else. It's just the order that changes. And, you know, each user has a preference about whether or not they want a recent see over trust for the post. So right now, you know, did you fall to set to three, but you could set it, you know, to one or to five, you know, depending on which way you look at it. You can also specify which keywords you want in your curated, curated section. And the whole idea is, eventually, as the site builds up, each member is a contributor to the site, right? And then with time, eventually, some trusted voices will emerge based on feedback throughout voting and downloading and through endorsements. And that's what will eventually form to an election to form a curator, a curator is a trusted voice. So you can actually follow curators on the site as well. So there's a lot of really cool social features to the site, you know, there's like moderation tools. It's, it's a very complicated, let's put it this way, it's a platform. It's not just a website, it's a platform. And independently operated as people powered, human curated. We're not going to allow bots on the site. And it's all about empowering the people. Teaching us the importance of our voice while it still matters. We only have a couple months left here. And then following the results election, I'm sure with all the gambits and shit that Trump's trying to pull that we're going to have to. We're going to have to call out the BS as it happens. Before it happens and as it happens and after it happens. Because he's going to want to throw out the baby with the bath water so speak. You know, I do see him potentially going to so far as, you know, trying to start a world war. You know, increasing the tensions with Iran, hence why he's back burnered it. There are so many different ways they can go. But he was going to declare a national emergency one way or another if he feels like he can't win through legitimate means. And that includes throwing out the results of this election because of quote unquote mass fraud, which that's another reason why they're holding on to the 2020 balances. Or waiting until they need to say, oh, look, we found all just perfect timing happen to found all this, you know, fraud. It's the same thing with the Supreme Court of the United States. You know, they waited literally a couple months until Trump was in a coming office to make those decisions. You know, about a limited immunity and whatnot. And project 2025 was there for him. Trump said, I knew nothing about project 2025. I don't know a damn thing. Yeah, motherfucker installed like every one of them. It's your cabinet. I don't, we don't buy it. And he Trump could call on on about how great our country is doing right now. It's doing shit. It's going like shit right now. Okay. So suppress milling voting. And there's more to come with that. And there's already been more in the past that's happened. But right now he's trying to hit it at the source. They all will be going after pulling locations. Like I already had already hit on expected expected expected by reduction of hours, but closing to pulling locations. And here's something people are not talking about when they close a pulling location like forever. There have been times and past elections. Why should up to the wrong place? And they've reduced the hours at the same time. So if they're closing 92 pulling locations in Texas, if people don't do, you know, their homework, they'll shut up to the wrong playing location. And if that state decides they're going to implement the same act. You know, where you're going to have to have the additional information. You've got one day to vote. And Trump's already complained in a sale for, you know, again, it's a long die tribe about how we need to have the votes. That results of those results of that election that day. So he also complains about that. If they don't have the answer right then in there because they're being counted. Well, that must also to be fraud. So. So press the vote via requiring official documents to vote. Okay. Like I've mentioned, the deployment of 1,000, 10,000 DOJ election watchers to pulling places. I'd expect January six people. I'd expect ice. And I would even not even put it past him to call in the military or even in an individual state's national guard, especially in the case of red states. Here's the thing. States have their own autonomy to conduct elections however they see fit. And technically, the United States Postal Service is not their job to get into our mail and decide whether or not something should be delivered or not. This way outside the scope is a matter of fact. It's actually engaging in mail fraud because you're actually impeding the delivery of mail. So there's a whole separate topic on that. You know, so I'm just trying to say is, you know, Democrats are doing a bit, but they need to be doing more. We the people our voice is so powerful as much as they want to intimidate us and silence us. That's because they know our voice is powerful. They know if there's enough of us complaining about shit and showing up, standing up, standing out. It doesn't work anymore. The little Ponzi, you know, a fraud scheme is not going to work. They want our consent by inferred consent by the bystander effects for us to just sit in silence and suffer and to be afraid and alone and to be isolated. Back in 2016, what did they call Trump? The great divisor. And guess what? Ten years later, he's been proven to be very much that so. The overtime window shifted drastically. And unfortunately, he's been successful in actually. Uh, generating the fake news media that he always claimed was a problem. But used to not be a problem, but is now a problem because all these Republicans have bought up. These, you know, wealthy people have bought up all of the local news station channels. And they have say about what's goes on there and what does, what's not supposed to be on there. And the same thing's true, believe it or not, with a sad to tell you this. But with a like digital election systems, it's the same thing. A lot of them have been bought up, like including Dominion is now in my liberty vote, which is owned by a staunch. Trump defender saying, we need to make elections, quote unquote, more. More fair, more equal, if you will. All right, next up, we also would, I'd be a remiss if I didn't mention. It's important, we understand how social media performs in our current modern day. What do we pay as citizens to be members of Facebook or YouTube, et cetera? And that's not to completely wholeheartedly hate on this platforms, but I'm just saying to be cognizant. Well, those platforms were the same ones that kicked them, kicked Trump off the platform after the events of January 6th. Now, they sit behind him and alongside him when he came into office this most recent time. That's, let's you tell you something. You know, Trump converts you signals much as he wants that, you know, he's focusing on what matters to America. But he's building his ballroom, his arches, which by the way, there's not accident. He's building his ballroom, his bunker. He plans on never leaving, guys. It's just the truth. It's just the truth. It's not hyperbolic, it's not conspiracy. You know this. And he wants to add a drone port in there. He wants it to be a ballroom, slash a military complex and a hospital for his delusional ass. All right. But let's remind us about Cambridge Analytica because it's important here. Now, what did we find out about what the events of the 2016 election? We found out that Cambridge Analytica existed. What is Cambridge Analytica? Well, this is where Facebook gave up so much private information of ours. Two, these third party companies of which Cambridge Analytica was one of them. The point is nowadays our information, our attention is bought and sold. User engagement is seen as the door star to keep us on the platform. And in a depressed state, in an over-consuming this kind of short form media or perhaps long form media, but most often the not short form media, hijacks are lower centers of our brain. It gets us into a perpetual fighter flight mode in which we can't think as well for ourselves. And to also fear that we're not trusting of this world, which is exactly what he wants. He wants us to not be like, hey, we don't know what's going on with this election. You know, there's just no way that we can know, especially when you add anti-the-mix. Here's the problem. When we maintain the record and we remember, it cuts through this at BS. So that's the reason why all these major platforms with the algorithm can direct us directions without giving us the choice. The undercurrents different. The undercurrent.com actually allows you to configure your curated section algorithm. To use the DKA, the DKA, like I said, is not just purely an algorithm. And actually, polls, some, it resurrects some threads of the past that are have similar keywords, whatever is currently being discussed. And also polls, what are called serendipity picks. The purpose of that is, like, let's say someone posted about submitting to get very much engagement. It throws it back to the mix. Now, so listen, it's only 5% of the posts. And all the posts we see, like I said, are the same posts as everyone else. So every six hours, the feed mixer mixes it up. And so it reminds us of the past. Why is that important? And today's world of flood design was shit. Too much emphasis placed on virology. And a recent scene over veracity and truth. So it's important that we can connect the dots from the past, maybe even things that we as a community accidentally overhead overseeing that needed more attention. And the site also has a chronology timeline section, which, you know, directly integrates into the rapport section. But the idea is that we have events. We can build those chain of causal events. But we also have a timeline of events per topic or per category. And so you can enable those filters and superimpose them on one another to, you know, get a better sense of strategy. Because we're really looking. The focus of the site is to hit on the pretextual and subtextual pieces. While it comes down to reporting, you know, in some ways, everything at the end of the day, we'd like to eventually get it to the point where people that visit the site, people that, you know, subscribe. And for free, you know, once a week, we'll send out an email to anyone that wants it. The ability to be subscribed. So you can cut through all the background noise, all the minutiae, all the chaos. And we really tell you what we should be focused on. And I'm telling you right now, point blank. I think we need to be focused on right now, are these midterm skies. I hate to be sounds so doomsday and existential about it. But it's so ever paramount and important. But big tech is, is a problem. It can be a problem. You know, with the algorithm with censorship, et cetera. So, you know, you understand that when you're visiting a corporate site, you know, it's under their terms and their rules of the house. And so not necessarily, it's always a problem. There's some been some amazing things that have come about due to AI and algorithms, et cetera. But there's a lot that we need to also push back on and fight because it's making it so we don't have common ground. So that's the reason why when I've implemented an algorithm on the site, I made sure that at least there's a common ground future because otherwise that's what originally got us to where we are today. You know, it started with Google in the mid 2000s. When they started, you know, really tailoring the Google search results on a per person basis. And that really came out of Google Adsense and Google AdWords to, you know, AI, the rise of AI, et cetera. And while AI can be used for a lot of good, it can also be used for a lot of evil. And I'm not saying they're inherently using it for evil. But since there's no transparency and that's the one thing I wanted to let you know is our algorithm is transparent. There's not enough trust. They want to trivialize the truth. The truth still matters. And I like to remind you, another reason to remember the past aside from connecting the dots of the abuses. Think back to the world the way it was 15, 20 years ago. They're going to say that world's gone. Well, right now it is, okay. But each of us has the ability to shape and influence both public, both shape public, social, societal, and political discourse. We just, we just do our voices matter. But if we take a step back from engagement in those kinds of things and say it doesn't matter, you know, they've turned politics into such a toxic clown show. It's hard to engage with. But if we use our collective voices, we can set the priorities of the positives. And we must learn together as a whole that way and approach it in a rather unrelenting or relentless fashion. Similar to what the opposition is dealing with. And as I mentioned during my last podcast episode, the site operates off of wisdom of crowds. It's the proverbial, you know, guessed the number of jelly beans in the jar type situation where the number of overestimates and number of underestimates cancel out. And if you have a large enough sample size, you get the exact number. Isn't that crazy? So yeah. And the other current is carmigated for a lot of features. But the point is each user, this way, as far as what they contribute, is based upon the track record and the track record, there's constantly being shaped. Like even curators that eventually become trusted curators, they don't just earn that title and go, you know, log into the site once a month. There's a decay on their karma. And once you get to that level, you actually have to perform at a higher level to keep it. But like I said, they're going to be elections to determine who even gets in. So it's very democratic, it's very open. As very independent, it's very crowdsourced. Crowd sourcing is really the best way that we can reestablish the basis of truth in today's world. And this post truth world that we live in. All right, so as already mentioned, the various gambits of scotists. Let's not forget scotists right on time yet again to disenfranchise the voters through suppression of the Voting Rights Act, engaging in unprecedented mid-century redistricting as already mentioned. Just like what happened, I believe it was in Tennessee or Kentucky, you know, the jury manager and redistricting there. What's funny is they started this war in Texas. And they did it so illegally, without the will of the people. Even when the people spoke and said, we don't like this, we don't want this. What did they do? They had them arrested. You know, they'll label such dissent as terrorism or domestic terrorism when they're actually domestic terrorists and emotional terrorists. Just do things legally and, you know, the bottom line is if there's enough of us, there's not much that they can do. And that's what we need to be able to do to restore trust and order. Is it too much for any single person to shoulder? That's the reason why this is good. Definitely going to be a crowdsourced project to be able to achieve this. Also, I would be remiss if I didn't talk about, so we talked about the election computers, you know, about how those elections systems are being bought up by Trump Loyalists. Well, in addition to that, we already know that Elon got access to those computers ahead of time. People have audited the code base, some of it's based on open source software that hasn't been passed in a while. Some of them were even hooked up to the internet to like take live updates or to push the votes up to the cloud so to speak. When they use Starlink, I won't get into much into that. Some very questionable stuff. Trump admitted that if it wasn't for Elon, he wouldn't have won it. Elon even admitted if it wasn't for him. He wouldn't have won it. I don't think it was just purely canvassing that $250 million, $300 million that which is just a grain of sand compared to what the wealth that Elon has. In addition to purchasing acts, that was not an accident that he bought up acts for the influence, you know, prior to the 2024 election. And there's a lot of questionable stuff that happened as a result of that. There's been some independent statisticians that have looked into it and will tell you that the voting patterns in the 2024 election are highly suspect beyond, I would just say, Trump committed a coup on January 6th. In addition to all of his lawsuits and his recounts that he demanded, etc. Some very questionable stuff happened with the 2024 election, right? How could he win all seven swing stakes states after committing a coup in the United States? That doesn't add up to me. I'm sorry. Just doesn't track. And people can say, well, whatever the economy was he? Is he now? Was he the first time? No. So I'm sorry. I'm not buying the gaslighting BS. That's my own personal opinion, but I think it tracks with reality in fact. In addition, we saw on August 18th of this year, August 18th, 2026, during Wyoming's primary election day, the DOGA dispatched two federal election monitors to a polling location in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Without events, notice these monitors arrived at 7am and aggressively demanded to interview voters, to manage interview voters, I guess, yeah, interview voters, and directly inspect the voting machines. Laramie County, Clark Debra Lee, flatly denied the request, stating that the aggressive and unannounced intrusion completely disregard of the state laws regarding election administration. Wyoming governor Mark Gordon publicly condemned the DOGA's actions as quote unquote aggressive and quote unquote in a regular. Subsequently launching an official state attorney general investigation into the federal of a reach. Now, you'll say, well, that's great. That's what's going to happen with these metrics. Wrong. We the people have to push back to you because, listen, on the day of the election, when the DOGA federal DOGA and whatnot, they try to interfere as much as possible. The court system just doesn't move that fast. You know, they can file a lawsuit, but we've already seen even in lawsuits and the freezes, et cetera, does this administration actually listen or respect the law? No, because we found out that the Trump DOGA and, you know, powers that be when it comes to the elections, and specifically the United States Poles or Service, they continue to build the system even when it comes to the service, code is said that, you know, there was no insult yet, there was no damage yet from these states, filing a counter Soot. That was just a cute little way they could brush past it and allow him to continue working, but it did not escape explicitly that they could continue building the system. But they went ahead and did, it did so anyways. And although the injuries not there to hit the state You know, blink ballots as if, as if the same as a kin or next to what how they would treat like a like if it was a bomb in the mail or if it was in like an explosive or how they would treat cramines is absolutely insane. Some of those applications allow, they have one thing to do and that is to interpret the cost of the constitution and time and time again, this scotus has proven time and time again, they they like, listen, they teed him up for this current cycle, it's no accident. We've never seen more blatant corruption in our life, come, come, we agree, okay. So, um, already mentioned about trump regimes, uh, mostly separate, but most successful times obtaining voter rolls from the individual states, um, and I think a lot of other Southern states are just on board, can to implement the USPS policies in addition to maybe even having handed them over, really, they just need to go after the swing states and they could win again in landslide like they did in 2024 and explicitly. So, let's not become complacent and complicit and, uh, to overly confident that we have this one yet we have to be, um, positioned to call it the basis when they happen and after they do happen, we have to, uh, raise pressure, not just on them, but on Democrats, independents, et cetera. Um, are you mentioned the say back? Um, just read my notes here. Just yeah, create another roadblock for voting and the fact that need a passport, let's see, give me one moment here. All right, while there could be so much more that I could discuss in this podcast, um, we're approaching now or so, I'm just going to wrap her right up here. Um, listen, November 5th, 2026, both in illegal trump DOJ controlled weaponized DOJ, scotists, the hijacked mainstream media, social media providers, et cetera are all going to be doing their best to misinform the public. Why it's probably a combination of a capitulation and another part, they're in on making buildings more per year by remaining to placid accessories to these crimes. It pains me to say that, but I just experienced that on YouTube recently, unfortunately, where I found my comments were being deleted, um, and they were not bad comments or anything like that. It was just the opposing view, the opposing side, and even connecting me with other like-minded people, like we're not talking about big craters, but even some of that had 250, um, you know, subscribers, my comments are just flying off in the ether. This is the reason why we need independent platform for this kind of stuff, unfortunately. Um, and what's even more sick about this is that trump wants to insult our intelligence by saying things like, the way to if there's not a more beautiful word, I mean, it's even more beautiful word than the word love. That's, that's sick. What a sick fucking human being, if you can even call that. Um, trying to rewrite this, uh, individual states autonomy, afforded per the constitution. Uh, this regime's subversion and a sailing of the constitution has, uh, long realized and acknowledged and symbolized with them covering the constitution with the curtains they did in the White House, right? They would love to get rid of that, document and think while that was that, you know, why would they do that? That gets rid of their rights. Well, it's because they already live in a two tier justice system anyways, right? Uh, once that game, the system, like why was trump given like unlimited appeals on his cases, that and for a normal person, that's not the way it is, you're asked to, uh, to gel, do not pass code, do not collect $200. Um, it's bizarre attempt to try to, uh, move your heads, a thought, sorry, to move your head and thoughts around knowing that scotus has one job and one only, only one job to perform. And that's to interpret the constitution yet while the constitution's wording is a plain as day, they choose actively and knowingly and willfully to ignore the rule of the law. Our country, our society, along with a public, social and political discourse, is continuing to be rewritten and subverted on a daily basis. I'm not even sure what the ultra-wealthy's gambits actually are because we're seeing the rise of fascism, while it's self-ascribes itself to be not be fascism, it's even a trigger word for them. And then all likewise, we'll simultaneously branding and Tifa, a terrorist organization, a terrorist organization at the same time, I mean, come on. Do they really think the public is that deaf to not be able to see what's going on with all this? If you look at the elections alone in this version of law and order over the past 50 to 60 years, it becomes clear that this was never truly about left versus right, but instead has always been top versus bottom. The ultra-wealthy are scared and justifiably so. Just imagine if a majority ever operated in lock and step with one another, could have developed violence possibly, hopefully not, although it's technically possible. But what I think is even more effective than anything with violence is boycotting, a coalition, and literally our shared voices and demands for justice accountability and equality under the law. And reminding people that what life used to be 15, 20 years ago, it doesn't he be like this, it doesn't he be like this, it doesn't our way of life does not need to be hijacked. Let's put it that way. And what I say under the law, by the way, you know, the way things were under the law, you know, 15, 20 years ago. Well, I'm not talking about Pam Bondi's very cute little version of Tundra and Cheek comment about Trump is the law, no the fuck he is not. I heard you, he's not even present because the results of the 224 election are some of the most statistically abhorrents of any in modern society. Of course, to make matters more complicated and potentially worse is the fact that liberty voting systems, free-visibly demanding voting systems per acquisition is now along with other voting systems. But wholesale bought out and paid for by the Trump oilist who are devout in quote unquote ensuring a more for fair and free election. The only problem with that mission statement are these are the same people similar to Trump's cabinet picks, the refuse to admit that Trump lost in 2020, lost during the 2020 minute of not returns, the 2020 election. The refuse to announce that matter of fact under oath before Congress, I mean, just look at Todd Lange, who lied his way into office and how Trump sent lander NDA and a preemptive and by offering preemptive parties for anyone within 200 feet of the White House and all staffers are being afforded, presidential parties for compliance will simultaneously be threatened for what's the prosecution of if any leaks move forward. So I know that's a lot and each time I write for the undercurrent.com, again, that website's THE, UNDER, KU, R-R-E-N-T.com, you know, to empower the people, I'm doing it because the people don't have a platform, it's a platform for the rest of us. And we really, this movement's not just about me, it's not just about you, it's about us, right? Because everything to do with following the threat of lies, deceit, deception, projection, gaslighting, and subversion, that challenges our very way of life. The people's will and democracy at nearly every turn is constantly being sabotaged. I want you to know that none of this is normal, and although I know the populace has grown numb, apathetic, nihilistic towards it all, the truth still matters. If anything, I argue the truth's all the more is important than we've ever seen before. This isn't some boilerplate democratic election, when I say, there is also the less selection and we the people, people's subsequent action or reaction to being gaslight and subverted. We ultimately choose if we commit to an antithetical version of reality or whether we choose to wholesale reject it out of the fact that none of this is normal, and literally for the past 11 years we've lived in a normal world of honesty, sorry, out of the fact that none of this is normal, and literally 11 years ago we lived in a normal world of honesty, decency, authenticity, transparency, and justice, and yes, I'm going to involve cancel culture and rightfully so. People do bad things, they should be held accountable, but if we're all to just tired, apathetic, scared, or stuck and survival to care about anything other than sitting back and not using our voice, we're submitting ourselves, likewise, in compliance, we inferred consent to this future. So it's important that we recognize that. I think about that detail, long and hard, and I think you should also likewise think about that detail, long and hard before you choose. Will you be on the right side of reality or are you going to be on the wrong side of reality? Are you anti-human or pro-humane? Do you believe in nothing or do you believe in something? Do you believe in Satan or do you believe in Jesus? I mean, it does come down to good versus evil. And no, I'm not playing the religion card because it's core. This is exactly the choice we are being called into. If we think just because we wouldingly are unwittingly, we're called into a choice out of desperation to choose the more convenient side that we won't be judged and think again. Lightworkers, anyone that's not an NPC in this world, and certainly the dark underworld of Satanic devil worshippers on the planet understand this, as proof of this latter case. Remember when Trump said, I don't think I'd be getting into heaven. I just want to have a little bit of fun. That right there was the one thing, along with Trump, not placing his hand on the Bible when he was even sworn in for the second time. That proves that this is not just a literal real life battle, but more over spiritual one that we're seeing and fooled right before our own eyes. In the meantime, consider signing up to become a member of the undercurrent.com. While there may be less than 60 days left into the election, and to hear about the results invariably, this part of a much larger overarching battle of spirituality and soul for democracy, I can assure you, if they are unable to rig the results of this election, then at a bare minimum, they're going to complain about widespread fraud. This is the classic who smelt it, Delta kind of thing. We saw in 2016, before even a single vote was cast, how Trump declared the election was rigged, and there was widespread fraud. As bizarre about that, however, is while at face value, clearly he was priming and choreographing for his loss. The fire hose of falsehoods, you know, yet when he won, he continued to continue adopting that rhetoric and using that rhetoric. Now over a decade later, Trump is still claiming widespread fraud and elections, which again seems to undermine his own wins, and yet again, he and his corrupted DOJ target for fraud in 2016, just pings back to the Robert Mueller investigation, even though he wants to say it's China, that's involved. I mean, how ridiculous is this? Additionally, rather unfortunately, I don't believe it is at all improbable that he will be kept, that he kept disarrangthing alive and well, not only to serve it as a perpetual back burner item, and sometimes a front burner one, but to distract away from the esteem files, which, you know, like, listen, this is the beginning of this year, things have just been hella crazy. So, I just like to remind you, quite possibly, one of the saddest of all living human being alive is Trump, just like Anakin, he created his own suffering, because all the stuff he does is self-inflicted, and yet he blames another people, and his supporters do the same. If you were to add or ask them, like, come on, just admit to one thing that Trump's done that was not right, or where he's not perfect, and they won't do it, they won't do it. It's all through performance and ego, and not about authenticity and about the truth, and about dignity, respecting kindness, because they treat themselves and treat our whole society as if anyone that falls under that category, they're either allergic to, or they treat it like a mental illness, unfortunately, and just imagine 15, 20 years ago, you know, the bully would be called out for his BS, and we wouldn't even humor this kind of stuff. I don't know why he's getting this special treatment other than to say, he's got friends and his friends often likely tied to this Epstein thing to be quite honest with you, because I mean, just look what happened. Were the victims redacted from the files, no, were the quote unquote victims, you know, the people that were the perpetrators, redacted, yes, they were. It's the same repeat as January 6, he called the perpetrators, hostages, and the hostages perpetrators. It's, you know, the typical bait and switch, and I don't know why it's as much traction as it does, because it's pretty obvious to anyone that's remembers and used their eyes and ears on the days of January 6. He also called it a false flag as well, which it was not. So while he could easily free himself of the burdens by admitting defeat and moving on, and while for years, Trump into supporters would hit back at Democrats on an independence for pointing out the Trump memes of Trump 2016, Trump 2020, Trump 2024, Trump 2020, 2020, the 26, Trump, 2020, Trump, 20, Trump, 20, Trump, 20, Trump, 20, Trump, 238, Trump, 238, Trump, 242, Trump, 248, which is just a rage bait to show them lip tards, sadly calling this out is absolutely spot on, just as what was said about Trump by the media back when the media was honest in 2016, 2017, you know, that fact checking eventually over time didn't mean anything because of the number of fires this MFR and his regime have started, so yeah, I think that's, when it comes to the current post-Trumpism, post-Truth, post-AI, and soon to be hopefully not post-democracy world, since we rely on technology more and more in the space is devolving into AI slot and dead internet theory, which is turning into fact, all the more important that we form a coalition of real humans, real people, community, and that we value authenticity, honesty, kindness, respect, truth, justice, accountability, and find our corner of the net to place our stakes. This is not hyperbolic to say that our reality is every increasingly bent shaped by the limitations of our perceptions, unfortunately that this has nationally been an extension of the digital world back onto the real world, right? This is projected back onto the real world, sorry, the real world, the real world, as we spend more and more of our time, subsequently, this comes at a price not only to our sanity but to our digital projecting outward reality for which we live. This is why we must remain discerning, do not trust what people tell you to believe, use your eyes, ears, and guts, trust your gut and memories. I know they want us to fall feeling sane. They would love for us to forget about the events of January 6th, however truly we all remember what happened that day. Some more than others have difficulty in accurately calling the events of that day, and others have no problem reflecting the events of that day, but we're scared and terrified of the prospects of just how close we came to lose our democracy back then when there were guardrails in place, right? So my question is will you take up the call, will you join me? And this should be a classic, don't ask what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. We all have a role to play in this, and our forefathers try to equip us as best as possible to try to protect ourselves, you know, there's article 4 section 2, you know, there's so many different things including just the rules of the constitution and the states autonomy, et cetera, but considering all that's being a sale, none of that's being, you know, honored and being paid attention to and given the credence it deserves, where the ones that could decide how far we want to push to protect that, right? 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