No act, law, movement, person, or force in America since 1776 has slowed for more than a moment America's relentless progression backward into becoming just another master-and-serf society.
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Message in a Bottle for Americans Adrift in a Drifting Nation
The Unfounding of America | A Long-Overdue Second Declaration | The Saddest Surrender
Trump: The Art of the Con
Controlled Demolition and the Art of the Con
An 82-Year Echo from Isabel Paterson
Recommendations
This is an Orange
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE FOR AMERICANS ADRIFT IN A DRIFTING NATION
To be or not to be is a function of to see or not to see, and there is little time left to see what is actually happening at the apex of a global tipping point unique in human history.
Those who believe politics is the answer and that there is any long-term-meaningful difference between “choices” in recent elections are hitching their wagons to a pretense and following it into an abyss. Those still capable of stepping back from manufactured distractions and discarding their tinted lenses, however, will see that the chaos all around us, the flip-flopping political pronouncements, the faux bickering between international puppets and players, and the conflicting dire warnings from talking heads of every species are not random unrelated phenomena but purposeful connected components of a bigger picture.
Two hundred and forty-nine years ago, John Adams wrote in a letter to his wife: “. . . the delay of this Declaration to this time has many great advantages attending it. The hopes of reconciliation, which were fondly entertained by multitudes of honest and well meaning though weak and mistaken people, have been gradually and at last totally extinguished.” Nine generations later — three iterations of the prescient “shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations” maxim — the reconciliation-delusion Adams described is overwhelmingly embraced by American citizens on both “sides” of the anti-liberty Right-Left construct.
In 1776, the odds against achieving a free America may have been eight or ten to one. In 2025 — with multitudes of honest, well-meaning, fearful, circus-games-distracted, privacy-squandering, weak and mistaken people waiting for someone to lead them out of a mess deeper than they comprehend — a million to one is realistic. Thanks to an unprecedented convergence of cognitive interdependency, fear- and anger-based anxiety, convenience addiction, and technological readiness, a long-intended global end game is approaching with preternatural speed. Add to this the rubbish heap of American culture, the inconstancy of citizen fortitude, a horizon-to-horizon ignorance of what makes America America, hoards of public-trough feeders and “just doing my job” government functionaries, and epidemic-scale normalcy bias — even the best-marshalled plan to resurrect America is doomed to almost certain failure.
But a high probability of failure should not preclude doing what is right even as a Minority of One — which is where every change for the better must originate.
A hundred and sixty years of accumulated evidence supporting myriad unheeded warnings affirm that what is planned to happen will happen, but if enough Americans can once again recognize false hopes for what they are and the anti-human future they promise, America’s course and destination may yet be changed. The purpose of this web page, this message in a bottle, is to offer a glimpse of the bigger picture to those still capable of stepping back from manufactured distractions and discarding their tinted lenses, hopefully in time to prevent or avoid what this bigger picture portends. It is what one seeing American can offer fellow seeing Americans from the land of unheeded history, evidence, and warnings.
THE UNFOUNDING OF AMERICA: A Countdown to Too Late
by Michael Russell
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A LONG-OVERDUE SECOND DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
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THE SADDEST SURRENDER: REQUIEM FOR A REPUBLIC BETRAYED
TRUMP: THE ART OF THE CON
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CONTROLLED DEMOLITION AND THE ART OF THE CON
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From The God of the Machine by Isabel Paterson, 1943
With the establishment of the Republic of the United States of America, a great landmark in secular history was erected: it was the first time a nation was ever founded on reasoned political principles, proceeding from the axiom that man’s birthright is freedom. And as long as those principles were maintained, it succeeded beyond all precedent. Until then, nations were formed by chance and circumstance and doubtful experiment; then if a nation sank, it was impossible to reconstruct it. No matter how often a democracy might be tried, it must shortly collapse into despotism. Or if an aristocracy or monarchy developed, and subsequently broke down, another could not be created to take its place, since men could not go back in time to secure the line of descent. But a federal republic with no hereditary element in the political structure can always be reconstituted by design on the same principles and bases.
Whoever is fortunate enough to be an American citizen came into the greatest inheritance man has ever enjoyed. He has had the benefit of every heroic and intellectual effort men have made for many thousands of years, realized at last. If Americans should now turn back, submit again to slavery, it would be a betrayal so base the human race might better perish.
RECOMMENDED READING AND VIEWING
The God of the Machine, Isabel Paterson (1943)
America — Freedom to Fascism, Aaron Russo (2005)
Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand (1957)
Body of Secrets, James Bamford (2001)
JFK: The CIA, Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy, L. Fletcher Prouty (2011)
“Love Letter to America,” Tomas Schuman (1984)
Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler (1925)
Nineteen Eighty-Four, George Orwell (1949)
The Ominous Parallels, Leonard Peikoff (1982)
“On Conscription,” Daniel Webster (1814)
One Nation Under Blackmail, Whitney Webb (2022)
Philosophy: Who Needs It, Ayn Rand (1982)
The Rape of Nanking, Iris Chang (1997)
Route 91: Uncovering the Cover-Up, Mindy Robinson (2022)
The Creature from Jekyll Island, G. Edward Griffin (1994)
The Trigger, David Icke (2019)
Truth, Torture, and the American Way, Jennifer K. Harbury (2005)
Waco: The Rules of Engagement, Journeyman Pictures (1997)
Presentations by Greg Reese, John and Nisha Whitehead, Thomas Cowen, Andrew Kaufman, Michael Yeadon, Reiner Fuëllmich, Jon Rapaport, James Corbett.
A linked two-minute video by Anthony Lawson presenting one of countless hiding-in-plain-sight examples of the I Know vs They Say self-destroyer.
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