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Well, then, enjoy the tyranny; because it’s not going to stop. And don’t delude yourself - no “election” is ever going to end it. The tyrants control “the process,” just as they control the courts, the media, the markets, and every other entity that you suppose we may someday regain to our side.

Donald Trump’s is an aberration, whose election caught our “masters” off-guard. I guarantee they will not allow a repeat performance. As is plain enough to see, President Trump’s agenda is dead. It was dead on arrival. Whatever good progress he may accomplish through the executive powers of his office will soon enough be reversed by treasonous unelected judges and career bureaucrats. Or did you imagine the globalist beast would just roll over and crawl away?

This present “war of wills” is destined to end the same way it has always ended throughout human history - and the only way it can ever end, because the enemy never allows any other option ... It will end in bloodshed.

Sorry if that realization does not fit your narrative.

If that is what you think is happening, why not just emigrate? I did in 2009. And if you really believe it must end in bloodshed and soon, the very last thing you should be doing is talking about it on the Internet. You should be mouthing leftard slogans and pooh-poohing all this conspiracy stuff publicly, while building a cache of unregistered weapons and recruiting for your cell surreptitiously. I did not say surrender your will to the deep state. But if there really must be bloodshed, as you say, then walk the walk. Either go underground or emigrate.

I hold out hope that Trump will implement his agenda, which he’s already partially done, and that there’s enough strength in the American political system for him to prevail, and this will pave the way for others like him in the future. There have been corrupt oligarchies withing the US before, such as Tammany Hall, the Daley Machine, and the KKK’s hold on some local governments. They don’t last forever, and they don’t get overcome by force of arms, either. That only happened once, in 1776, and it was not the first choice of the participants, either. It is available, as I said, but it’s not Plan A.