There is no two-party system. Read that again. Instinctively, you know this to be true, yet the psyops pull you in uncontrollably. We’ll feed you the current thing, and you’ll have an opinion on it. You’ll form an opinion on the current thing, and we’ll bait you into engaging with it.

That’s where we are.

We’re living through operations like Warpspeed and Chokepoint 2.0, but the stakes are far higher than the red team versus the blue team, as “they” would have you believe. What we’re witnessing is a silent war—for power—in the United States and beyond. (Insert always has been .gif here.)

Today, the country appears divided strongly along party lines. You know this. It’s left versus right. Wrong. It’s left, right, and the Natives.

The Left and the Right are part of the uniparty system. Yes, they differ, but at their core, the parties, their members, and their leadership want the same thing: power. Power to control. They distract Americans with idiotic divides—like abortion and “gay things” (both anti-Christian issues, conflicting with natural law and God’s law). Yet the outcome is always the same: the state above all. The state and its uniparty grow ever larger, ruling over their subjects, concerned only with retaining their power. That’s it. Politicians and bureaucrats exist to milk the system and claw their way to power. The color of the power might change—red or blue—but the power itself always belongs to the state.

Here’s the thing about the Left: they wear their statism with pride. It’s literally part of their platform. And as vile as that is, it’s less insidious than the Right. The Right hides behind conservatism and American values, but they’re servants of the state all the same. These people are worse. They cloak their statism in false virtue, but their goal is the same as the Left’s: state power above all else.

Then, there’s the third group: the Natives.

While the Left and Right represent the uniparty, the Natives represent Americans—native-born, founding-stock Americans. The Natives want what’s best for their bloodline. That’s fundamentally different from the Left and Right, who only want power. I’m not naive enough to think the Natives don’t want power, too. Of course, they do. But the power they desire is different. The Natives want the power to defend their country, their culture, and their way of life. And yet, they’re being sold out—by both the Left and the Right.

Here’s the fucked-up thing about power: you can only get it if you play the game. That’s been a hard pill for me to swallow. The Natives will NOT be defended by the Left or the Right. (Remember, they’re on the same team—team “power only.”) And the Natives, many of whom have been psyoped and gaslit into aligning with the Right, are being sold out. The things they want defended are being ripped out from under them—a rug pull, if you will. The only difference between the Left and the Right is the velocity and flavor of the rug pull. The outcome is the same; only the timeline changes.

So, here we are. This week, it’s the Right’s turn. They’ve ascended to power and assembled a great, non-American team to lead us Natives—to make our choices for us. And by “choices,” I mean determining what kind of rug they’ll pull out from under us next.

So, what are you supposed to do?

I’m afraid the answer is to play their stupid game.

Dear Native brothers, stay vocal. Defend your mind, body, and spirit from the uniparty. Defend your family, your community, and Jesus Christ.

I don’t think it’s over. I’ve been black-pilled, stared into the abyss, and found the light. I will fear no evil.