After the death they don’t gather for the person, They gather for the ending.

Because the same phone that never rang to ask, “How are you?”

suddenly won’t stop ringing to say, “They’re gone.”

And then they appear.

As if an invisible door has been opened —

a door no one could find while that person was still alive.

The hugs that were never given arrive all at once.

The flowers never sent are laid gently beside a silent body.

The kind words once withheld are finally spoken —

when they can no longer be heard.

Some cry loudly… almost desperately.

Not always from loss,

but from the weight of everything left undone.

Because the stillness of a coffin has a way of shouting

about missed calls, postponed visits,

and “someday” that never came.

How easy it is to love someone

when they can no longer respond.

How convenient it is to praise someone

when they can’t remind you how absent you were.

How simple it is to look like a devoted son,

a caring brother,

a loyal friend…

when the only true witness no longer breathes.

It’s uncomfortable to admit,

but many funerals are not crowded with love —

they are crowded with regret dressed as grief.

And if these words unsettle you,

it isn’t because they’re harsh.

It’s because, somewhere deep inside,

you remember a visit you postponed…

a call you meant to return…

a promise you quietly let fade.

And now you’re hoping

there’s still time.

 

My friend Celia Farber, an intrepid, highly respected journalist whose name will forever be linked with exposing the truth about HIV and AIDS (whose blueprint was replicated by Anthony Fauci for the covid scam) recently wrote a post about the anguish of whistleblowing. It's often a thankless job that frequently destroys your life--if it doesn't kill you.

Without people willing to sacrifice their well-being for that of the public, we'd have been toast a long time ago. It's only because of their bravery that we're able to continue to fight the power.

This is what I wrote in response. The link to her post is below.

"It's bitterly ironic, isn't it, that a person can commit insider trading, sexually abuse children, manufacture prescription drugs they know will kill, rig elections, steal pension funds, brainwash an entire nation and suffer no consequences, but if you dare to expose the house of cards, the cancerous machinery under the hood, expose the terrible lie for what it is--a crime against humanity--you can be stalked, harassed, vilified, slandered, made a pariah, you can lose your career and your way to make a living, your house can be burned to the ground; you can even be disappeared.

It's a thankless job to be a truth teller, a whistleblower, and yet somehow people step up and fight the power and suffer the blowback and endure the terrible things done to them. It breaks some people. It ruins families. It kills others.

For those who care and matter, the truth teller or whistleblower becomes heroic no matter what the outcome. When people speak of them to others it's in glowing, respectful encomiums. I've heard more than a few people speak of you that way, people I did not know. No one can truly appreciate what you suffered, but they hold you in the kind of esteem they don't hold for other achievers. You went beyond the call of duty, not for money, but because you have integrity and you wanted this important truth to be known.

I'm sorry you had to pay such a high price. Mankind can never repay its debt to you, but people can still let you know how grateful they are to you for putting yourself on the line. "

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 IT'S JUST THE BEGINNING FOLKS!

Jim Carrey is giving us a message. Are you paying attention?

Remember - nothing is out of place. We are here to remember this.

Way too many alignments are happening that have really got my attention.

Truman is speaking here if you are listening.

We are in the year of deeper disclosure, I was shown this Christmas last year.

Collective penny is going to drop and it is.

I've had such a big week of guidance and omg the weaving together has been unreal.

Last week, we came out of a Church and it was a lovely afternoon. The sun came and and because we have been sun deprived, it felt wonderful.

Matthew kept touching his face and I said, what's wrong.

He said he had a spider on his face. But he didn't, a spider was spinning a web around his head and the sunlight was catching it perfectly. I took pictures of it and may share this tomorrow.

When this happened, I knew there was going to be a massive download of information coming in that I would be shown very clearly, and this spider spinning around Matthews head was made so very clear.

This week I've been made to pay attention to things that if I missed, I would be shown again, so I got to understand the alignments - thereafter the message I was supposed to connect.

There's a lot I want to share, but for now, I want to talk about Jim Carey.

Tuesday, I was shown twice on a van:

Are You Enjoying The SHOW - and three times this week I was shown to look to the Sky.

Also, the message has been given twice this week - remember this is a dream.

Nothing is real.

Do you remember, over Christmas, I spoke about the Truman Show - The actor Jim Carrey final scene and what we experienced at the end of the Illuminated show we went to.

Well, there's no mistakes Jim Carrey is circling social media and this really got my attention, for the reasons of what Jim Carrey represents and how awake he is and he has been trying to tell you in so many ways about this time through his films and interviews.

He has never been shy in coming forward with his truth.

There is a deep message in being cloned.

You can see Jim Carrey he has been cloned.

There's something not quite right and we are being shown the show being played out how it always has been, but this time, everyone is noticing.

Just like Truman did.

This morning, I woke up and the video I shared with the statue with his arms open wide, popped up on my Facebook page, because the music on this video was breaching the copyrights on Facebook.

The timing took my breath away, because this video represented Trumans end scene in the film and I actually say this in my video.

The timing through alignment is showing me the mirroring and it has to be Jim Carrey to deliver this to the collective.

Jim Carrey himself has spoken publicly about:

The illusion of identity

The death of the ego

Fame being a constructed self

“There is no me” (his non-dual reflections)

He often references ideas similar to Advaita Vedanta that the personality is a mask consciousness wears.

“This world I’ve accepted… might not be the ultimate truth.”

When people talk about “Jim Carrey being cloned,” it often symbolizes something deeper than literal cloning.

The Spiritual Meaning of Cloning in This Context

Cloning here can represent:

Manufactured Identity

Just as Truman’s world was constructed, a “clone” symbolizes:

A programmed version of self

Persona shaped by media or fame

A replicated social identity

In celebrity culture, people often feel stars become archetypes rather than humans, almost like copies of an image.

Loss of Authentic Self

A clone symbolizes:

Replacement of authenticity with performance

Living as an image rather than essence

Being watched instead of being

Truman breaks free. Spiritually, that represents reclaiming the true self beyond projection.

The Simulation Theory Angle

Some interpret The Truman Show as symbolic of:

Living in a simulation

Being observed by higher consciousness

The idea that reality is staged

In that sense, cloning + Truman symbolism asks:

Are you living consciously or inside someone else’s script?

It's really funny as last night, Matt put on the film Vanilla Sky! You must all watch this film again, the messages are perfect for right now.

It wouldn't surprise me if Jim himself has warn a mask changed his eye colour and face to get you to pay attention!

This week I've also been shown the red apple, snow white and 7 dwarfs

Lots of messages in this film, but it mentions about 7 dwarfs...And I can't help but think of Prince song New Generation 7 and we will watch them fall.

This entire film is so relevant to the Truman show and in alignment with Jim Carrey being cloned

Awakening from Illusion

Vanilla Sky - spiritual story about awakening from the illusion of a perfected life to embrace the messy reality of existence.

It serves as a message about self-confrontation, the acceptance of consequences, and the choice to live authentically rather than hide in a comfortable, fabricated fantasy.

Waking Up: The central spiritual theme is the "awakening" from this artificial dream world to a higher state of consciousness, similar to Enlightenment.

"Open Your Eyes": The recurring phrase represents the moment of awareness when one recognizes the, often painful, truth.

Can you see what the Jim Carrey clone is showing us in these times?

I would love to know if this connects with you?

I love you

G

 

History that is deleted and covered up has a way of repeating itself. While history never repeats itself in an identical manner due to changing technology and contexts, the underlying human motivations, power dynamics, socioeconomic conditions and lust for power often repeat in death on a large scale. A holocaust can take place in multiple fashions. But, it still has the same results.

In this case it did not look like chaos when the trains arrived. It looked organized. Ordered. Routine. And that was the deception.

After days sealed inside overcrowded cattle cars—without enough food, water, air, or space—families stumbled out onto the railway ramp blinded by daylight and fear. Children clung to parents. Elderly men and women struggled to stand. Some had not survived the journey at all. Shouts, barking dogs, and hurried commands filled the platform. Within minutes, families were separated with a simple gesture of a hand. No explanations. No goodbyes.

At Auschwitz-Birkenau, what the SS called “selection” determined life or immediate death. Those deemed fit were forced into brutal labor. The elderly, most mothers with children, and the sick were sent elsewhere—many directly to the gas chambers. Historians estimate that the majority of arrivals were murdered within hours of stepping off the train.

The railway ramp still stands today as a reminder of how genocide was carried out not in chaos, but through systems, schedules, paperwork, and chilling efficiency. Behind every statistic were families, names, and lives erased in moments.

History matters—because remembering is a responsibility

 

Oh, look at that, the FBI has *unexpectedly* decided to shift its counterterrorism squads into high gear because Iran is still an issue. Who could have seen *that* coming? Clearly, the military actions in the region are just a light background hum for the team’s newest, most urgent mission—keeping us safe from the latest existential threat. Because nothing screams “high alert” quite like issuing a blanket warning based solely on ongoing geopolitical tensions. So, everyone stay calm, lock your doors, and keep pretending everything’s under control. Maybe next week we’ll get a new bedtime story to spice things up.
 

Patients are telling medical provi- ders how hungry they are these daze. That’s due to Repub TwHgru- mpfla-kon MAGAh "punish the poor" ekonomik policies as direckt results of their #BETRAYALs BILL. The wirse is yet to cum.

Future Funding Cuts: The1 "Big Beautiful Bill Act" (HR1) is xpeck- ted to reduce fed'l fundings for SNAP *significantly, with deep cuts* prohjeckted thru 2028 & b'- yond.

Impending Deep Cuts: Fed'l propo- sals aim to cut nearly $1trill fm Medicaide nationwide, with Florida facing ah potential $4BILL reduck- tion in fundings over the nxt de- cade.

Round 72% of Floridians are strug- gling mor since Trump took offc with grocery costs cumpared toah yr ahgo. In sum areas, food banks are seein ah "nu norm'l" where de- mand fer food bank help has trip- led, ah trend that hasn't subsided since the pandemic.

Food banks are facing dwindling donaytions ahlongside rising de- mands. Fed'l funding cuts hav re- moved over $30mill in supprt for purchasing food fm local Florida farmers wich is simultaneously hurting their bottom lines while the citiznry needs aswell.

Itall #boilsdwnto that white Ameri- ca whantsto rid itself of anythg not white but also incldg sum certin type whites inthe POC category, in their minds, that supprt the POC communitys (like myself). Primari- ly cawse they mistakngly b'lieve that non-whites are ah drain on the countrys money/resources. +then they get to ahschur no possbilitys of evahavin tahpay any reparay -tions! Why they allsuddn startin wars 2. Whoyah think they sendin to the front lines when the time cumZ? Ai8nt ghonebe bone- schpurZ, no sir!

Xample....... I'm goin on 80 & am startin to xperience car parts fati- guin sortah progressive aging issues not yet qwite cawsin me to suffah beIN non-ambulahtori but they're serious enuf that I've blak- 'dout & bn hospitalized. They've seen toit I've ah kane & ah walker wich ido use cawse I've bal probs. They authorized me to recv meals- on-whls since bout ah yr ahgo.

Now wat I'm leadin upto is that I've noticed changes in both quantity & quality ofthe meals fm when it 1st startd to recently. I think they're havin budget probs. I'm not cum- plainin ofcourse but i mention this as 1sthand xperiences of the re- sults ofthe budget cuts i referto abv.

See the medikl profession now practuces keepin us olde folkes in our ahbodes longer now cawse itz cheaper thatway than ah facility s'long as they determine ukin stil take kare of yurself wich I'm fortu- nate cawse ican do so. Tho they don't trust me tah use the stove anymor. They remotely monitor me frequently via various ways. Havtah say they doah purtygud job @it 2. ThkG*d fer microwave ovens & frozn foods.

 

 

 

Henry Rollins isn’t known for pulling punches — and this time, his target is Donald Trump’s understanding of power itself.

Rollins breaks down why the presidency isn’t a game of “checkers” but “three-dimensional chess”—especially when you command the world’s most lethal military. His warning about what that responsibility means (and what happens when a president doesn’t grasp it) is biting, measured, and deeply serious.

This isn’t about partisanship, it’s about the weight of sending others to war.

 

 

Today, with the latest military attack, I feel overcome by grief and rage. So much of the world is dominated by autocrats heading up violent militaries, imperialist invaders seizing land, oilfields, water supply; militias hounding ethnic minorities, expelling people to concentration camps (whatever they call them); slaughtering at will, bombing apartment buildings and tents; destroying orchards and forests.

These men are in power by the rationales of patriarchy and racism, the supremacy of wealth, dominations upheld by oligarchic power, sold with nationalist and extremist religious myths. "I am your retribution." "Kill Amalek." "Restore the Caliphate." "Counterinsurgency." Greater Russia, Greater Israel, the Donroe Doctrine. Stoking fear and ethnic hatred to impose authoritarian force, and enact a surveillance society. Democracy in name only, authoritarian suppression of basic human rights.

Dominant men at the helm of a top dog social hierarchy, the wealthy few ruling over the many, but purporting to be for the people. Who are lured by the promise of Number One by proxy. Plenty bought into it; some are now seeing the real cost to their own families as the wealth is being looted. Under these regimes, though, you don't get to change your mind, or get a re-do. These top dogs do not hesitate to use force.

Institutionally, there has been little effective opposition, and too much compliance. In the US, Schumer and Jeffries slow-walked a bill affirming the power of Congress to declare war. Both parties enthusiastically funded and supplied the genocide in Gaza. Cheatocrat defies the Constitution and federal court orders with impunity, backed up by Rs in Congress, even some Ds. He is openly plotting to suborn the vote by multiple means, including disenfranchising married women who took husbands' names, and kneecapping vote-by-mail by allowing the Post Office not to postmark on time, or even to deliver mail. They're also floating forcing everyone to re-register, with notaries.

Misogyny and racism shape the agenda, along with naked greed and open self-dealing that no one seems able to stop. They've installed a new normal of wall-to-wall corruption and open repression of basic rights.

The main thing we have going for us is that people are standing up, like Minneapolis has done, LA and Portland. Several purchases of huge plants scheduled for ICE concentration camps have been shut down, and the same goes for water-and-power-sucking data centers.

People are already in the streets against the bombing of Iran—and it's not because they like the ayatollahs. Maybe 40,000 Iranians lost their lives in the streets, calling for their overthrow. An Iranian friend told me the other day, people there don't want the Pahlavi dynasty to return, but that's probably who Trump and Netanyahu want to install.

Everything is churning now. Best not to lose our heads. But I had to vent. Things could be so different on our beautiful planet, with thriving forests in the Amazon and orangutan habitat in Papua, boreal forests instead of tar sands desolation. With funding going to medical research, disabled support services, and child care instead of the gargantuan military industrial complex. These things can happen, but not while women's leadership and rights are scorned, and Indigenous rights are trampled.

Our challenge to build a just and cooperative society will have to start at the grassroots. It's not coming from the top.

 

It amazes me how quickly money appears when it’s for war, billionaires, or corporate bailouts.

But when it comes to healthcare for families, helping the homeless, feeding the poor, or taking care of people who are struggling… suddenly the money is gone.

The truth is, it’s not that the money isn’t there.

It’s that the priorities are wrong.

I hope more people are starting to see what’s happening.

 

This 1984 poster, titled “The Trickle-Down Theory,” emerged during the U.S. presidential campaign between incumbent President Ronald Reagan and Democratic challenger Walter Mondale. The image was created as political satire, criticizing Reagan’s economic agenda, which opponents often labeled “trickle-down economics.”

The phrase was commonly used by critics to describe the administration’s supply-side approach—cutting taxes, particularly for corporations and high-income earners, with the argument that the resulting economic growth would ultimately benefit people across all income levels.

Reagan signed the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981, which reduced individual income tax rates broadly and lowered the top marginal rate from 70 percent to 50 percent. Later, the Tax Reform Act of 1986 reduced the top rate further to 28 percent.

Supporters of these policies argued they stimulated investment, strengthened business activity, and helped drive the economic expansion that followed the early-1980s recession. Critics, however, pointed to rising federal deficits and widening income inequality during the decade as evidence that the benefits were unevenly distributed.

The poster captures the political tensions of the era, reflecting the sharp national debate over whether prosperity generated at the top of the economy would meaningfully reach those at the bottom.

 

 

Joe Rogan EXPOSES Oprah’s Role In Epstein’s Baby Farm!

The recent release of Department of Justice files related to Jeffrey Epstein has done more than just provide data; it has shattered the fragile veneer of "coincidence" that elite circles have hidden behind for decades. As Joe Rogan recently pointed out, the presence of names like Oprah Winfrey in these documents doesn't necessarily dictate a crime, but it exposes a deep-seated rot in how power is brokered. In the upper echelons of Hollywood and global politics, status is the ultimate currency, and for Jeffrey Epstein, celebrities were the gold standard of legitimacy.

See More: https://news.xwrapper.com/ikhrfi

DOUBLE IMPEACHMENT IN MOTION? Calls to Remove Both Trump and JD Vance Following Iran Strikes

BREAKING: The political storm in Washington has reached unprecedented levels. Following tonight’s joint military strikes against Iran, a coordinated movement has emerged in Congress demanding the impeachment and removal of not only President Donald Trump but also Vice President JD Vance.

The Legal Argument: Multiple legislative sectors are denouncing the order of a military offensive of this magnitude without prior Congressional approval as the "very definition" of an impeachable offense. Critics argue that by bypassing the Legislative branch’s authority to declare war, the Trump administration has violated the fundamental principles of American democracy.

The Context: In this February 2026, Middle East tensions have exploded following the bombings reported by CNN. Because this was an offensive operation coordinated with Israel—rather than a response to an imminent attack on U.S. soil—the legality of the executive order is under heavy fire. The proposal to remove both leaders (Trump and Vance) seeks a total restructuring of the Executive Branch in response to what many consider a "usurpation" of war powers.

Do you believe Congress should act immediately to remove both Trump and Vance for launching a war without authorization?

The Constitution is being tested! Share your stance below.

#Trump #JDVance #Impeachment #BreakingNews #USA2026 #Washington #Iran #Constitution #War #Congress #Accountability

 

The U.S. has just taken part in joint, large-scale attacks on Iran alongside Israel, and officials are openly describing it as “major combat operations” against Iranian targets. The attacks were not approved by Congress.

President Donald Trump has described this as a “massive and ongoing operation,” saying the goal is to neutralize Iran’s military capabilities and leadership targets and urging Iranians to “take over your government.”

U.S. officials say they are attacking Iran to remove “imminent” threats and stop Iran from ever getting a nuclear weapon, but legal experts, many governments, and critics at home argue those claims are thin, contradictory, and amount to an unauthorized war for regime change.

International law experts point out Trump has not shown evidence of an imminent, specific attack that would legally justify preemptive force; they argue this looks like a preventive or punitive war, not self‑defense.

 

Citizen v. Alien: The Loyalty Test Behind the Applause

By Tony Pentimalli

When Donald Trump told lawmakers to stand if they believed “the first duty of the American government is to protect American citizens, not illegal aliens,” he wasn’t explaining policy. He was setting a trap.

Stand up, and you look like you’re defending Americans. Stay seated, and you get painted as someone who cares more about “illegal aliens” than your own country. It forced a public choice with only one safe answer.

The sentence sounds simple. Of course a government protects its citizens. Nobody serious argues with that. But the way he framed it turns two words into weapons: citizen and illegal.

The federal government does not serve only passport holders. It serves green card holders who pay taxes and raise families. It serves students on visas. It serves refugees admitted legally. It serves people waiting for their asylum cases to move through court. It serves millions of American-born children whose parents are not citizens.

When the Constitution talks about due process and equal protection, it uses the word “persons,” not “citizens.” That was intentional. The government’s power comes with a duty to protect the people under its authority. If leaders narrow that duty to a smaller group, everyone else stands on weaker ground.

Some people watching that moment believe Democrats should have stood. They argue that protecting citizens should never be controversial. That reaction makes sense at first glance. But the problem wasn’t the word “protect.” It was the framing that said protection applies to one group and not another.

Standing would not have been a vote for public safety. It would have been an endorsement of a false choice - the idea that government protection is selective. Refusing to stand wasn’t about opposing citizens. It was about rejecting a setup that turns neighbors into competitors.

“Illegal” doesn’t describe a type of person. It describes a legal situation, and immigration law is complicated. Some people overstay visas, which is a civil violation. Some apply for asylum and are allowed to remain while their case is pending. Some lose status because of paperwork or delays.

Rolling all of those situations into “illegal alien” erases the differences. It makes it easier to stop seeing neighbors and start seeing a category.

The most important word in Trump’s sentence wasn’t “citizen” or “illegal.” It was “not.” Protect citizens not illegal aliens. That framing turns safety into a competition and teaches people to believe that if someone else is protected, they must be losing something.

Government doesn’t work that way. If a fire breaks out, firefighters don’t check immigration papers before they go in. If a crime happens, police protect whoever lives there. Public authority applies to the people within it because that’s how a country stays stable.

Undocumented immigrants pay billions every year in state and local taxes. Many pay into Social Security and Medicare even though they will never collect benefits. They pay sales taxes. They pay property taxes through rent. They work in farms, kitchens, construction sites, warehouses, and nursing homes. The economy relies on that labor whether politicians admit it or not.

Describing these families as if they only take and never contribute isn’t honest.

That moment in the chamber wasn’t about solving immigration. It was about drawing a line on live television and showing who stands on which side of it. Authoritarian leaders rely on public loyalty tests. They divide people into the approved and the suspect, and over time, citizens get used to the idea that protection depends on belonging to the right group.

When people get used to that idea, real damage follows. Families in mixed-status homes stop reporting crimes because they’re afraid of drawing attention. Workers don’t report wage theft or unsafe conditions because they think no one will protect them. Public health officials struggle to contain outbreaks because people are scared to seek help. Trust between neighbors weakens. Once government protection feels selective, cooperation breaks down. A country becomes less safe, not more.

In living rooms across the country, American citizen children sat next to noncitizen parents and heard the President suggest that one of them deserved protection more than the other. That conversation doesn’t end when the speech does. It shapes how a child understands “us” and how a parent understands “home.”

The line works because it makes a complicated problem feel simple. Immigration law is confusing. The courts are backed up. Wages are tight. Housing is expensive. It’s easier to point at a group of people than to confront deeper failures.

Once a country accepts the idea that some people inside its borders fall outside the government’s duty to protect, that idea doesn’t stay contained. If leaders can shrink that obligation once, they can shrink it again.

The Constitution ties government power to rules that apply to persons, not just favored groups. That guardrail only holds if people insist on it.

That standing moment was about getting the country comfortable with a smaller definition of who deserves protection.

If we get used to that, we may forever loose our country.

The applause was the warning.

*Tony Pentimalli is a political analyst and commentator fighting for democracy, economic justice, and social equity. Follow him for sharp analysis and hard-hitting critiques on Facebook and BlueSky

@tonywriteshere.bsky.social

 

 

In March 2025, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated the trust fund that pays for Medicare A would be solvent until 2052. On Monday, it updated its projections, saying the funds will run out in 2040. The CBO also expects the Social Security trust fund to run dry a year earlier than previously expected, by the end of 2031. As Nick Lichtenberg of Fortune wrote, policy changes by the Republicans under Trump, especially the tax cuts in the budget reconciliation bill the Republicans call the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” have “drastically shortened the financial life spans of both Medicare and Social Security, accelerating their paths toward insolvency.”

Between Trump’s statement that if the administration finds enough fraud it can balance the budget overnight, and the subsequent insistence that cuts to Medicaid are necessary because of that fraud, it sure looks like the administration is trying to distract attention from the CBO’s report that Trump’s tax cuts have cut the solvency of Social Security and Medicare by more than a decade. Instead, they are hoping to convince voters that immigrants are at fault.

 

key to success."

Why is your pathetic, saggy ass reading this then when you could be gifting your life blood to oligarchic vampires? Where did you come by the capitalism undermining delusion that the hours of your life (if not your earthly flesh) are yours own? You are just begging for your High Dollar betters to establish a panopticon mass surveillance state to keep your ass-scratching self's indolent nose to the capitalist imperium's grindstone, aren't you?

Expect ICE recruits, when not dogging dark-skinned interlopers, to knock on your door to put a jackboot to the neck of your goldbricking ways. It is obvious that your value system has become so twisted and butt-backwards that you believe you possess entitlement to what the ruling griftocracy is entitled to at their birth. The Invisible Hand Of The Free Market will become highly visible in order to pimp slap you slattern self.

Jesus Christ on a blockchain cross, despite your shirker yourself, your endless work will be done on earth as it is on Epstein Island.

As Pam Bondi admonished, stop whining, loser. Your mood will rise heavenward, like an insider-trading rigged Stock Market portfolio, when you accept the fact that the billionaire elect's god-granted destiny is to own your soul.

Now get back to work and show some gratitude to the billionaires who strive to relieve you of the burden of freedom.

Check out my Substack essays on the subject:

https://open.substack.com/.../the-crooks-of-revelation...

(Phil Rockstroh's Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.)

And another testimony of why Donald Trump wears a diaper due to his uncontrolled shitting himself all day every day because of a then 12-year-old Sascha Riley who after Trump repeatedly choked him unconscious and raped him, then wanted this kid to have anal sex with him, and Sascha Riley gave him the most memorable rockin' rocket banging the pervert ever experienced and left him disabled for life. Little Mr. Riley put a lubricated condom on the end of a tent stake, inserted it, stood and then kicked it with all his 12-year-old might straight into Mr. Trump's anus leaving him screaming, torn and shredded in which Mr. Trump had to leave by helicopter, screaming all the way to a hospital where a butt-hole specialist was waiting to repair as much as he could. But, alas and alack, the damage was beyond repair. However, in little Mr. Riley's defense, he pulled a "Cri De Coer" on the aging 50 something Trump in the form of passionate appeal, a complaint, or protest if you will by stabbing him in the ass with a tent pole. Gawd damn, what a world we live in thanks to nutsy billionaires.