In the heart of America’s ideals lies a pressing need to reclaim and restore the Republic from the clutches of corporate takeover and systemic corruption. As the influence of powerful corporations has infiltrated the very fabric of governance, the voices of the people drown beneath the weight of money and power. This movement seeks to unmask the intricate web of collusion that has allowed corporate interests to dictate policy and undermine the principles of equity and justice. By exposing the mechanisms of this corruption—ranging from campaign financing to lobbying practices—we can galvanize a collective response that emphasizes accountability and transparency. It is time for the American people to rise, demand their rightful place in the political arena, and ensure that the Republic is governed by the will of the people, not the profit margins of the few.
It's important to understand that when President Trump talks about draining the Deep State swamp, he's not just talking about the administrative state; he is literally talking about dissolving the corrupt CORPORATION that was put in place in 1871, known as THE UNITED STATES INC. This corrupt CORPORATION does not just comprise the federal government; it also includes the banking system, the Department of Justice, the Department of Health, and the Department of Education. It's all corrupt. President Trump couldn't come out and say he's dissolving or abolishing the corrupt CORPORATION; a Civil War would ensue if he said that. So instead, he says that he's draining the Deep State swamp.
And there's also a reason why he says the swamp is deep and wide: because it literally includes every aspect of what we know as our federal government. It's one huge bureaucracy that is functioning to serve the establishment elite and not the people of America. This pervasive system prioritizes the interests of powerful lobbyists and special interest groups over the needs of everyday Americans, leading to disillusionment and a growing sense of distrust in governmental institutions. As more Americans awaken to this reality, calls for transparency and accountability will grow louder, igniting a movement that seeks to reclaim power for the people and restore faith in the American government. It is a struggle not just for political change, but for the very soul of our nation, compelling individuals to challenge the status quo and envision a government that truly represents its constituents.
And they haven't just hijacked the Republic of 1776 and turned it into a CORPORATION; they have also hijacked all 50 of the free state republics and turned them into CORPORATIONS, such as the STATE OF MICHIGAN, all in capital letters. This transformation signifies a shift away from the foundational principles of governance meant to empower the people, replacing them with a corporate model that prioritizes profit and control over public service and accountability. As a result, the rights and liberties of Americans are increasingly overshadowed by bureaucratic regulations and corporate interests, prompting a growing movement among individuals who seek to reclaim their sovereignty and restore the true essence of freedom as envisioned by the Founding Fathers.
America is not a democracy; it is a constitutional republic. The corrupt CORPORATION has hijacked our constitutional republic and labeled itself as a democracy—it's a big lie. This misrepresentation serves to obscure the fundamental principles that govern our nation, leading many to believe that their voices and votes are truly represented. In reality, this distortion diminishes the role of individual rights and the rule of law, shifting power away from the people and into the hands of a select few. Recognizing and understanding this truth is essential for Americans who wish to restore the integrity of their government and ensure that it functions as intended to serve the people and uphold the values enshrined in the Constitution. Only through a collective awakening to these realities can Americans begin to dismantle the structures that perpetuate this deception. It requires active engagement, informed dialogue, and a steadfast commitment to reclaiming the principles of liberty and justice for all, ultimately fostering a government that is truly accountable to its people and reflective of their will.