I'm not in fear. But you can lie about me all day and start a Joey is Afraid cult. If you want to do that, have fun.

I never said we should play their games. I don't disagree with you in regards to not playing their games. But I take it a step farther to talk about the counter element in regards to what we do in substitution of what we should not do.

America was started on the backs of less than ten percent of the people involved and that is generally how things are, most people end up not reaching the heroic levels of George Washington and his spies.

People who are making a difference in the world should not cry too deeply if not every single human is standing on top of a mountain burning masks as they should.

It's true like you said, there may be 95% of people wearing masks and other things. I don't know exactly how many and how often but it is too many regardless. But changing the world does not require all humans to wake up and most people generally don't wake up enough.

Our job is to simply get as many people to wake up as possible and there are levels to awakening and some people are a little awoke and some are wide awake.

America will continue to fall, you're right about that, and if not enough people take enough action quickly towards the right direction, the global government will increase their control over the world in an accelerated fashion as we approach 2030.

Some people can say Trust The Plan, do nothing, The Qanon Operation Trust as seen in like Russia in the 1920s, as you mentioned. That is bad. On the other hand, some people can say we are all doomed and that can lead to people doing nothing as well.

So, therefore, people need to see the good and the bad and to simply try their best in a combination of things as the best and the worse can happen and do happen in a variety of ways and not in an all or nothing way but in different variations and levels and combinations therein.

Well, that is a good Tubman quote, even if she didn't say it like you said, it does work. I agree in that local elections and other local things are more crucial and more important in a variety of ways. I'm not saying federal elections don't have value. Well, in regards to the 9th and 10th amendments, federal elections are too focused upon. And federal and global governments are way too big and they always seek to inflate themselves like a bubble.

Voting is a good thing and not a bad thing. I disagree with you. When we don't vote, then bad things happen. But at the same time, we should do more than voting. But you start with where you are. And we vote for the best choices we have at any given moment.

If we can just vote, then that is better than a hypothetical or theoretical vacuum of emptiness of inaction. But some people could perhaps do things that are better than voting and/or go beyond mere voting.

We can talk all day about things people should do outside of voting or instead of voting. But too many people do NOT vote at all. The people who voted for Kanye West in 2020 or for anybody other than Biden or Trump would have done better to either vote for Biden or Trump.

I want the military to call for a new election, have paper ballots for one legal voter per ballot, only count each ballot only one time through the machine, only have a legal voter vote but only in one place that person is registered to vote at on an assigned date, get an appointment for that, have security cameras record each person walk in, have ID, finger prints, eye scan, actual signature per ballot, use a machine to determine that each signature per ballot is unique, require the ballots are physically kept in warehouses for a minimum of ten years, have each ballot scanned, copied to blockchains around the world and then published and live streamed onto television, the Internet, radio, onto newspapers, etc, anywhere, everywhere, public for the world to see, and whoever gets the most votes is then the winner and then nobody can say election fraud, election meddling, because it would be right in front of our faces.