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By Chris Spencer
I. The Pattern No One Is Allowed to See
They said he was paranoid, like that was a sin.
They said he was mentally ill, as if madness were not sometimes a mirror held up to a broken world.
They said he was dangerous—but he said he was followed, stalked, irradiated, and slowly erased.
They always say he was “acting strange,” as if strangeness were a capital offense and normality a mark of virtue.
They call him isolated, disturbed, volatile—never once asking what isolated him, who disturbed him, or why he became volatile in a world designed to unmake men. His story is only ever written in retrospect—when blood is already on the wall, and the chalk outline has dried. And by then, it’s too late to listen.
Again and again, in the stunned silence that follows a massacre, the same canned script is unrolled by polished anchors in $5,000 suits, reading state-approved grief like it were gospel.
They speak of motives, ideologies, “red flags,” and broken homes—but they never quote the shooter.
They never tell you what he said before the moment he was turned into the villain of the week.
Myron May told his friends he was being gangstalked.
Aaron Alexis carved “My ELF weapon” into his shotgun.
Gavin Long spoke of electromagnetic torture and organized harassment.
Each of them left behind notebooks, recordings, manifestos—witness statements that detailed a clandestine gauntlet of sabotage, surveillance, and slow-motion annihilation.
By Janet Campbell
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You’re thinking about running. Not hypothetically. Not one day. But now. You’ve noticed the policy gap firsthand, and maybe you’re tired of waiting for someone else to close it. Yet as a disabled candidate, you're not just stepping into politics—you’re stepping into systems that weren’t built for your pace, your tools, or your access needs. What’s ahead isn’t just strategy. It’s infrastructure. And the decisions you make early on will shape whether you’re forced to conform or empowered to lead.
Familiarizing Yourself with Barriers
Before filing anything, dig into how systems treat disabled candidates. You may find yourself contending not just with voter perception, but with the financial fragility that benefits programs create. This isn’t hypothetical—it’s policy-level exclusion built into the campaign decision. Many potential candidates simply back away because they know what they’d lose just by trying. It’s why so many continue to face systemic disincentives to run. You’re not navigating laws—you’re navigating structural avoidance.
Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic
Preface
The period of the 1980s in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was marked by a powerless federal government in Belgrade, with all six republics exercising their autonomous politics and showing little care for the common Yugoslav interest. The ethnic non-Albanian population in the Serbian southern province of Kosovo and Metochia (KosMet, in English known only as Kosovo) found themselves in an isolated position, without real political and physical protection. We have to keep in mind that from 1974 to 1989, ethnic Albanians had total political-administrative power in the province, which, on one hand, enjoyed formal autonomous status within Serbia but, in fact, was independent from both the republican authorities of Serbia and the federal Government of Yugoslavia.
By Sally Dugman
The eldest son, a married school teacher with children, of Catholic Worker friends of mine, I was told, is contemplating becoming a War Tax Resister, which makes sense on a number of points — especially in that his parents and he are pacifists as were my Quaker parents, too, while being close friends with Dorothy Day, founder, along with Peter Maurin, of the Catholic Worker Movement.
My Catholic Worker friends don’t pay taxes either. It is because they do not make enough income to have to do so. However and despite their voluntary vows of poverty, they managed for over thirty years to run a shelter in their home for over 5,000 homeless people over the years who they have fed and helped with finding more permanent housing, medical care, jobs and more.
By Robert David
I. Deliberate Design: The Caloric Cage of Gaza
“We control Gaza’s caloric intake.”
— Senior Israeli official, quoted in Haaretz, July 2025
The crime did not come by accident. It arrived by spreadsheet.
Behind the rubble and refugee camps lies a warfare strategy rooted not in bullets but in bureaucracies—a hunger war planned, tabulated, and executed with chilling precision. In July 2025, leaked military documents and humanitarian testimonies confirmed what Palestinians have long feared: Israel is not merely starving Gaza—it is doing so by design.
According to Haaretz, a senior Israeli defense planner admitted that the IDF has maintained covert protocols for years to calculate and restrict the number of calories allowed into Gaza, a system so granular it mirrored the rationing schemes of medieval sieges. This isn’t chaos. This is control.
In a damning mosaic of evidence from +972 Magazine, Middle East Eye, and The Intercept, the siege emerges not as a byproduct of war, but as its principal tool. Food is the new frontier of domination. The wheat silos are bombed, the aid trucks turned away, the bakeries reduced to ash. Every loaf withheld is a weapon. Every water tanker denied is a death sentence.
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Sweden: Two Afghan immigrants who brutally r*ped a minor at knifepoint are released by Swedish justice and will not be deported.
The indoctrinated and brainwashed Swedish judge said that Muslims have different cultural values than Swedes, and the Muslims were just acting in keeping with their cultural values. I think the judge is slandering Muslims, blaming cultural values for Sweden’s refusal to enforce law, but here we have a judge’s admission that multiculturalism requires the acceptance of serious crimes, for which a white person would spend many years, perhaps life, in prison. The crimes can’t be punished because they are “cultural values.” The judge has admitted that multiculturalism means white ethnicities must tolerate lawlessness and their lack of protection by law. Multiculturalism is more important. The judge’s ruling will open wider the rape floodgate.
by Mark Powell
Exposing 80 Years of Non-Consensual Human Pseudo-Science Experiments, Surveillance, and Elite Rule Beneath the American Republic
Since the end of World War II, a covert architecture has assimilated the machinery of American democracy. Installed in the OSS (Office of Strategic Services), developed in the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), and expanded into banking, technology, and psychological realms, this current algorithmic rule-the actual deep state-has shielded high-level criminals, conducted unlawful wars, traded in mass psychological manipulation, and constructed a firewall state to defend oligarchs against democracy.
By Sally Dugman
Every day when I wake up, I look out a particular window in my home at the cooling canopy of one of my five to seven story high trees in the yard and marvel at the thought that the retired sea captain who built my sturdy home in the 1860’s, without knowing who I’d be, cared enough for my welfare to leave the saplings, my now large and healthy trees, in place for my generation of home owners.By David Swanson
God told me he has a message for you. It is this.
The peoples of the Earth, led by the United States, are concentrating wealth in the hands of a small percentage of the people. You may ignore this more than you deny it, but even if you deny it, as time passes, you go on having less and less of the wealth — and suffering as a result. You do not deny or ignore that result. Consequently, you’ll likely want to find something or someone to blame other than those hoarding all the money.
The temperature of the Earth is rising ever more quickly, resulting in more storms, floods, droughts, and heatwaves. You may enthusiastically deny this, or — having abandoned that as hopeless — deny all the obvious human (and agricultural) causes for it. But it goes on happening, and it’s very unpleasant, and it’s horrifically frightening for the future of your loved ones. So a vague notion is likely creeping around in the back of your skull, the notion that somebody needs to be blamed for some unknown evil.
Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirovic
Links with Central Serbia
It has been the standard political-propaganda mantra since 1968 (during the first anti-Yugoslav mass demonstrations in Kosovo by local Albanians) of Kosovo Albanian (or Shqiptar in the Albanian language) leading figures, political and cultural alike, that the central political authorities of Serbia showed little interest in the Kosovo (in Serbian, Kosovo and Metochia – KosMet) affairs, despite their proclaimed worries for the local Serbian and Montenegrin population in this autonomous province of the Republic of Serbia within the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. In a sense, they are right, but these claims reveal more about the overall atmosphere on KosMet than the real lack of interest from the Serbian side. As a matter of fact, Albanian KosMet officials and politicians (being in political-administrative power in the province) did not encourage any forms of links with Central Serbia for the very reason, as it appeared in 1998‒2008, of the territorial secessionism and political independence. Educational, cultural, economic, and other links were gradually diminished, while the same were systematically strengthened with neighboring Albania (wherefrom the KosMet Albanians emigrated to this southern province of Serbia). There were, of course, exceptions, as some KosMet Albanian intellectuals used to encourage cultural links with Central Serbia, especially those who were educated in Belgrade within the areas of theater performances, folklore groups, film, etc.