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7/14/2025, 7:20:05 PM
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This statement definitively marks the end of MAGA. Which also means that it’s a death sentence for the United States.
After Paperclip, the theft of Tesla tech, MK-Ultra, the UFO Cover-Up, the JFK, RFK, and MLK Assassinations, the Gulf of Tonkin, the CIA’s derailment of Iranian society, the 9/11 False Flag, WMDs in Iraq, etc., etc., I was willing to give the USA one last chance under MAGA with Trump. Not because I’m naive, but because hope is a good thing - and the alternative was (and is) absolutely horrible.
I also don’t want to hear from anyone that I “should leave this country” if I “think there’s a better one,” etc. I’m a native New Yorker who has spent significant years of his life in California as well. Gotham is a century and a half older than the United States, and the California Republic would also do quite well on its own. It is the United States that needs to leave this country.
Moving forward from here, the options are only bad. Of course, I predicted this years ago. But nothing is fated, and it didn’t have to happen this way. So I still consider it a tragedy.
It’s a tragedy that the US Constitution is now null and void, and that not a single American man, woman, or child has any rights left at all. The Deist idea of “god-given rights” was a political fiction or “civic religion” (as Rousseau put it) integral to the constitutional order of a nation that has now been rendered totally illegitimate and terminally irredeemable.
This statement definitively marks the end of MAGA. Which also means that it’s a death sentence for the United States.
After Paperclip, the theft of Tesla tech, MK-Ultra, the UFO Cover-Up, the JFK, RFK, and MLK Assassinations, the Gulf of Tonkin, the CIA’s derailment of Iranian society, the 9/11 False Flag, WMDs in Iraq, etc., etc., I was willing to give the USA one last chance under MAGA with Trump. Not because I’m naive, but because hope is a good thing - and the alternative was (and is) absolutely horrible.
I also don’t want to hear from anyone that I “should leave this country” if I “think there’s a better one,” etc. I’m a native New Yorker who has spent significant years of his life in California as well. Gotham is a century and a half older than the United States, and the California Republic would also do quite well on its own. It is the United States that needs to leave this country.
Moving forward from here, the options are only bad. Of course, I predicted this years ago. But nothing is fated, and it didn’t have to happen this way. So I still consider it a tragedy.
It’s a tragedy that the US Constitution is now null and void, and that not a single American man, woman, or child has any rights left at all. The Deist idea of “god-given rights” was a political fiction or “civic religion” (as Rousseau put it) integral to the constitutional order of a nation that has now been rendered totally illegitimate and terminally irredeemable.
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