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Time to rise from the dead.
As the world tumbles headlong into the so-called New World Order or globalism or communism — they're all the same — various responses to the unfolding events come into focus.
One response is a kind of despair. Some people look around and respond purely on an emotional level. They see this giant monster of evil and conclude that there's no fighting it, that no matter what they do, it's unstoppable — so huge, so all-encompassing. In short, they see themselves as an ant standing before an elephant, and frankly, on this last point, they're correct.
Another group of people — likely the largest share — seemingly just don't care about anything, certainly not enough to get involved. They never have. It really is just the natural default for so many people.
For example, consider the reported numbers who voted in the stolen 2020 general election. Even if you throw out the likely few million ballots that were either manufactured in the dead of the night or cast by multiple corpses or recounted as they were fed through the tabulation machines a few extra times, even with all that, the general election was the most voted-in election in U.S. history.
So let's take a look at the final numbers. There are three ways voter turnout is calculated. First, there is the number of "voting-age voters" who cast a ballot. Obviously, anyone under 18 cannot vote, so they get excluded. But when you compare the percentage of voting-age voters who cast a ballot to all voting-age voters in previous presidential elections, we see an 8% jump from 56% to 64% compared to 2016.
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> > **Time to rise from the dead.**
> > As the world tumbles headlong into the so-called New World Order or globalism or communism — they're all the same — various responses to the unfolding events come into focus.
> > One response is a kind of despair. Some people look around and respond purely on an emotional level. They see this giant monster of evil and conclude that there's no fighting it, that no matter what they do, it's unstoppable — so huge, so all-encompassing. In short, they see themselves as an ant standing before an elephant, and frankly, on this last point, they're correct.
> > Another group of people — likely the largest share — seemingly just don't care about anything, certainly not enough to get involved. They never have. It really is just the natural default for so many people.
> > For example, consider the reported numbers who voted in the stolen 2020 general election. Even if you throw out the likely few million ballots that were either manufactured in the dead of the night or cast by multiple corpses or recounted as they were fed through the tabulation machines a few extra times, even with all that, the general election was the most voted-in election in U.S. history.
> > So let's take a look at the final numbers. There are three ways voter turnout is calculated. First, there is the number of "voting-age voters" who cast a ballot. Obviously, anyone under 18 cannot vote, so they get excluded. But when you compare the percentage of voting-age voters who cast a ballot to all voting-age voters in previous presidential elections, we see an 8% jump from 56% to 64% compared to 2016.
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