Why is the fact their is video of ballot stuffing not a bigger story?

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Because that's how far gone the system is. In order to make anything happen, there has to be uncompromised courts, uncompromised prosecutors, uncompromised information platforms, etc. There has been some movement in the right direction, but there is so much resistance that it is going to be very difficult. If we see anything come of it, it'll probably take another year or two at the most optimistic of estimations. I'd give it a 25% chance of happening at all.

The trucker protests give me hope though. We need to grind the entire system to a halt and put the people in power in their place, show them that we outnumber them by more than 1,000:1. The government needs to be afraid of the people, because of the implication. It will take mass awareness, but it is not impossible. The reason the trucker protests are working is because of the visibility of the mask and vaccine bs. If we can raise awareness of voter fraud to the same critical mass, and perhaps more importantly, make others who know about the voter fraud aware that they are far from alone, then it can begin to snowball, and when it does, then something might happen.

That is why free speech platforms like this are such a threat to the kikes. If we could create a platform that can't be controlled by anyone and that is resilient to any attempts to prevent it from functioning, that would be the logistical equivalent of a nuclear bomb in WW2. Remember all of the crazy things 4chan did when it was a bigger, uncompromised platform? Those things happened because people were able to organize and run circles around enormous, well funded government agencies.

The main flaw in previous systems like reddit (before Aaron Schwartz was "suicided") and 4chan and other similar systems is that having a single person holding the reigns represents an inherent weakness, an easy target. A resilient system requires that there be no singular point of failure. One of the biggest reasons that Bitcoin was able to emerge and become successful was because the creator knew that he had to keep his head down. If he hadn't, he would have been Gaddafi'd, and Bitcoin would have probably fizzled out before it really gained any ground.

Because that's how far gone the system is. In order to make anything happen, there has to be uncompromised courts, uncompromised prosecutors, uncompromised information platforms, etc. There has been some movement in the right direction, but there is so much resistance that it is going to be very difficult. If we see anything come of it, it'll probably take another year or two at the most optimistic of estimations. I'd give it a 25% chance of happening at all. The trucker protests give me hope though. We need to grind the entire system to a halt and put the people in power in their place, show them that we outnumber them by more than 1,000:1. The government needs to be afraid of the people, *because of the implication*. It will take mass awareness, but it is not impossible. The reason the trucker protests are working is because of the visibility of the mask and vaccine bs. If we can raise awareness of voter fraud to the same critical mass, and perhaps more importantly, make others who know about the voter fraud aware that they are far from alone, then it can begin to snowball, and when it does, then something might happen. That is why free speech platforms like this are such a threat to the kikes. If we could create a platform that can't be controlled by anyone and that is resilient to any attempts to prevent it from functioning, that would be the logistical equivalent of a nuclear bomb in WW2. Remember all of the crazy things 4chan did when it was a bigger, uncompromised platform? Those things happened because people were able to organize and run circles around enormous, well funded government agencies. The main flaw in previous systems like reddit (before Aaron Schwartz was "suicided") and 4chan and other similar systems is that having a single person holding the reigns represents an inherent weakness, an easy target. A resilient system requires that there be no singular point of failure. One of the biggest reasons that Bitcoin was able to emerge and become successful was because the creator knew that he had to keep his head down. If he hadn't, he would have been Gaddafi'd, and Bitcoin would have probably fizzled out before it really gained any ground.

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The white pill is that it shows that it doesn't require millions of normies to wake up. It only requires a few thousand motivated men to get a job done. That's how fragile these globalists are.

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