The same message, or a variation of the same message, yes.
I remember when I could truly just write the words that popped into my head, all the while thinking I was writing a bunch of nonsense. But when I read the things over, they miraculously made sense! I was nearly always successful, and just as often very surprised by my story. Digression was the point for me, and what drew me to your freewrites, which were (are) always marvelous. I don't think you know where you are going when you start to write. You start at anchor, and set sail to parts unknown to you. When I truly freewrite, my stories are full of idioms and colloquialisms. No more. I miss writing so freely. Once in a blue moon I pull it off, but it's very rare.
Mine weren't all about the new world order or what to do about it, as they are now in some way.
RE: The Big Chopping Block In The Sky, a freewrite