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We have the fixings for a Battle of Athens (and here) on a national level. And again, over stuffed ballot boxes. The stuffing has to get more and more blatant and comprehensive with each election until the stuffers get arrested, prosecuted, and punished or shot.

IMO, the most important actions now are:

(1) homeschooling,

(2) practicing spiritual discipline,

(3) learning farming and / or a trade while avoiding college / university,

(4) removing school teachers and administrators from school boards, and

(5) forming civil defense battalions attached to the county sheriff’s department.

How is a fearful, paranoid leadership going to protect and defend a fearless country?

Messrs. Kendi and Gilday. Have you no loyalty? Do the laws of the United States of America mean nothing to you?

Public and private schools are producing a toxic product. People of learning abandon those schools to self-destruction. They experiment with and explore University Of The Professional Guilds-type opportunities.

The scene Joel describes is a way station on a journey, not the destination. The destination — quite consciously and deliberately charted by the oligarchs and their bureaucrats — is 80% human die-off. The oligarchs want it all, especially the land. They do not want to have to buy the land, just clear it.

Crucifixion is of ego. So-called atheists and secularists — those are insubstantial labels — recoil at the thought of it. Yet, crucifixion of ego releases the power of God — He owns everything — into the world where it resides all the while in latency. “Except a man lose himself . . . .”

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Dr Mike Spaulding: It’s Time to Bring Back the Well-Trained State Militias

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When work is undertaken with an egoistic attitude, impelled by selfish motives and inspired by hopes of self-advancement, it feeds greed, pride, envy and hatred. Then, it fastens the bond and fosters the feeling of attachment to more and more profitable work. It promotes ingratitude to those who lent their hands and brains, and to God Himself who endowed the person with urge and skill. “I did it”, one says when the work succeeds; or “Others spoiled my success” when it fails. Resentment, depression and despair follow when work results in failure. The more deeply one is attached to the fruits, the more intense and painful is one’s grief when one is disappointed. The only means, therefore, to escape from both pride and pain is to leave the result to the Will of God, while one is happy in the thought that one has done one’s duty with all dedication and care that one is capable of!