TR 424 - The Three Seeds of Treachery

Hello my fellow humans, how is Monday treating you? If you’ve caught any of the mainstream narrative this morning, I suspect that you’re probably feeling frustrated, uncertain, and even confused about what’s happening in the world around you. Typically I would want to breakdown the b******t and eviscerate the lies by shining the light of truth on the fact that not only is our beloved country under siege, but in fact our humanity is under direct attack from dark and nefarious forces. I would want to put a patriot spin on the political circus, champion the principles of liberty, and attempt to present an accurate and coherent perspective on the rampant corruption.But today, I want to reach out a little bit further. Rather than offering my fellow liberty loving listeners (and readers) more fodder to feed their sense of confidence and correctness—the hard evidence you need to further bolster and develop your own informed perspective—today I want to offer words that can break down walls.Before anyone blasts me for being a pacifist, please keep this all in context. I know who my audience is, and I know the challenges that we all face when attempting to talk sense to those who have been culturally conditioned and assimilated into the collective hive mind. Talking to a liberal can be like talking to a fence post, a frustrating phenomenon that’s all too familiar to country folk far and wide. We are in a culture war. We are in a civil war. We are in an epic battle for the hearts, minds, and souls of the millions of American who have lost their mooring, who have lost touch with reality and become casualties of modern psychological warfare. Everyone who disagrees with life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, those who believe that free speech is a “free-for-all hellscape,” those who believe that state funded censorship actually keeps them safe, these people are victims of high crimes against humanity. We should feel sorry for them and attempt to muster compassion.Why? Why not just walk up and smack them in the face? Why not just forcefully put them in their place? Why not just verbally assault their sensitivities and watch them crumple like a wet paper sack? The answer is simple: we need them.We need them to vote. We need them to come back around and realize that we’re all on the same team—the American team—and that if we fail to build bridges and work together, we will fail to stave off the worst case scenario of spilling blood in the streets.The elites have already declared they intend to orchestrate a hung election and a civil war. If you are unaware of that fact, you can get up to speed with TR 349 - Broken Beyond Repair. Regardless, every American should heed that terrible warning, because a bloody civil war is something that would undoubtedly impact and harm us all. We must understand that “us versus them” does not mean “left versus right.” It doesn’t mean Democrats versus Republicans, it doesn’t mean liberals versus conservatives, it doesn’t mean big cities versus small towns, and it doesn’t even mean the haves versus the have-nots. Now, plenty of people would be quick to tell you otherwise, but think about it for a second. There are plenty of good people on both sides of any of those equations. There are plenty of good people on both sides—is that an accurate statement? Evaluate it for yourself. Really think it through. Assuming the majority of the audience identifies as right-leaning, liberty loving constitutional conservatives who predominantly hail from Small Town USA, you might come at it this way:Are there plenty of good people on the left, who identify as Democrats and liberals, who live in the cities, who have wealth and status and fame? The answer is yes, despite whatever inner resistance we