Jon Herold

While everyone is losing their minds over the drafting of Trump’s fantasy team, it’s important to remember that:

1. Most of the federal agencies cannot rule or regulate your life in any way and any power they had to do so is being systematically removed.

2. This isn’t only a constitutional claim, it is backed by recent Supreme Court precedent that will be made effective in short order once Trump is seen to be “inaugurated” after his third straight election win.

3. It is YOUR responsibility to refuse to comply with unconstitutional and immoral orders and mandates from your illegitimate government. If you want an illegitimate government to create your perfect world, you’ve already lost the plot.

4. Because the agencies don’t do what they were ostensibly set up to do, they are a waste of money that advances the adversary in contradiction to the will of the people. The answer is not to put ‘better’ people in to run the agencies, the answer is to eliminate them.

Stop cheering for television characters.

Playing fantasy sports to fill an illegitimate bureaucratic state is an extension of the same groveling that made everyone vote as hard as possible in a fake election and cheer on a (now disappeared) “landslide” that validated the legitimacy of that fake election.

Your princess is in another castle.

Interfacing with Reality Prime does not interfere with ‘the Plan,’ it accelerates its progress. For people who can’t stop repeating that “the people are the plan,” it should be easy to understand why the people should be accelerating, not watching the Soap Opera, waiting for television characters to “wake up the normies.”

The characters in season three of The Apprentice: Trump Administration exist to illustrate the problems and solutions in and within the original form of government and the communist bureaucracy layer we interface with now. They’re not there to be your new rulers, your new best friends, or your new enemies, except in the sense that their roles can teach the necessary lessons.

https://substack.com/profile/8978546-chris-paul/note/c-78513155