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The government wants us to bow down to its dictates.

It wants us to buy into the fantasy that we are living the dream, when in fact, we are trapped in an endless nightmare of servitude and oppression.

Indeed, with every passing day, life in the American Police State increasingly resembles life in the dystopian television series The Prisoner.

First broadcast 55 years ago in the U.S., The Prisoner—described as “James Bond meets George Orwell filtered through Franz Kafka”—confronted societal themes that are still relevant today: the rise of a police state, the loss of freedom, round-the-clock surveillance, the corruption of government, totalitarianism, weaponization, group think, mass marketing, and the tendency of human beings to meekly accept their lot in life as prisoners in a prison of their own making.

Perhaps the best visual debate ever on individuality and freedom, The Prisoner centers around a British secret agent who abruptly resigns only to find himself imprisoned in a virtual prison disguised as a seaside paradise with parks and green fields, recreational activities and even a butler.

While luxurious, the Village’s inhabitants have no true freedom, they cannot leave the Village, they are under constant surveillance, all of their movements tracked by militarized drones, and stripped of their individuality so that they are identified only by numbers.

“I am not a number. I am a free man,” is the mantra chanted in each episode of The Prisoner, which was largely written and directed by Patrick McGoohan, who also played the title role of Number Six, the imprisoned government agent.

Throughout the series, Number Six is subjected to interrogation tactics, torture, hallucinogenic drugs, identity theft, mind control, dream manipulation, and various forms of social indoctrination and physical coercion in order to “persuade” him to comply, give up, give in and subjugate himself to the will of the powers-that-be.

Number Six refuses to comply.

In every episode, Number Six resists the Village’s indoctrination methods, struggles to maintain his own identity, and attempts to escape his captors. “I will not make any deals with you,” he pointedly remarks to Number Two, the Village administrator a.k.a. prison warden. “I’ve resigned. I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, debriefed or numbered. My life is my own.”

Yet no matter how far Number Six manages to get in his efforts to escape, it’s never far enough.

Watched by surveillance cameras and other devices, Number Six’s attempts to escape are continuously thwarted by ominous white balloon-like spheres known as “rovers.”

Still, he refuses to give up.

“Unlike me,” he says to his fellow prisoners, “many of you have accepted the situation of your imprisonment, and will die here like rotten cabbages.”

Number Six’s escapes become a surreal exercise in futility, each episode an unfunny, unsettling Groundhog’s Day that builds to the same frustrating denouement: there is no escape.

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From the comment section: “I have been debating saying this, but I think now is the time. I mean no offense, but I think it needs to be said.

I think there is only one reason we do not come together. We do not really want to be free.

As far as the call to action, why do others call for it and yet do not do it? I do not mean this as an attack, I am honestly asking because there is only two reasons for it in my mind. I do not want for one of the two reason to be true.”

No offense taken. You are exactly right. The vast majority of our population do not want to be free. The WANT to be RULED! Most men have no purpose but to exist. They aim to pass quietly through history as minor characters upon a stage they cannot even see. To be the playthings of tyrants. I believe those of us in this movement were born to fight this evil.

“As far as the call to action, why do others call for it and yet do not do it?” Another excellent question. For me it is really simple. I would be alone and acting alone. I’m not ready to go lone wolf. How many friends do you have that you would trust with your life? Who can keep a secret? Who is willing to do some heavy lifting? How many friends do you have that you would trust with your family’s life? How many of you can support yourself and your family for let’s say 6 months to a year if the SHTF? How many of you are physically fit?

Why don’t people value Liberty and Freedom?

What will it take for you to fight and protect your Family from the Tyranny that is here and growing?

Remember we didn’t start this war! Make no mistake about it we are at war. Could a group of five dedicated guys wreak enough havoc in their area of operations to kick things off? Honestly, we can’t get people to quit watching TV, let alone get their lazy asses off of the couch.

We have political prisoners being held for doing absolutely nothing wrong for over two years now. We have our “government” still pushing a “vaccine” that is killing people. We have our “government” pushing for WWIII so they can cover up their crimes against us. And the only thing I can do about any of it, is Coach Baseball and Softball with my kids because nobody is willing to unite with me and swing our enemies from lamppost.

“You have no plan!” How do you know?

“Logistics?” Again you won’t even discuss seriously with me options I have in mind.

Our founding fathers barely even had arms and munitions, but they believed in their cause and threw down the gauntlet.

I used to say I don’t want a war, nobody does. But that isn’t the case anymore. We need a war. The herd needs culling. I’d welcome an EMP at the moment even though it would unleash a nightmare scenario that myself and my family might not survive. But this evil needs to be destroyed and it needs to be so thoroughly destroyed that it will take centuries before it is ever able to rise again. I owe it to my children to fight for a better future for them. The darkness they face is not one of their making. We are able to stop it. We just aren’t willing.

I wonder what Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Patrick Henry, Thomas Paine and George Washington would say and do about the situation we find ourselves in? Because there is no American Revolution without those great men. Sure, there are others, but those men were the driving force that brought about Revolution.

The trouble with us independent free thinkers is that we tend to have a wide and diverse set of conditions upon which we will act, making cooperative action nearly impossible. Some of us will not act at all and continue to come here and tell us to continue to wait because God is in control.

Most of us have spent years upon years preparing for this very moment. Now that the moment is upon us, we hesitate. We wait. We hide. We debate. But most importantly we isolate. We refuse to unite.

Yes, I know “the American people are going to need to feel much more pain before they will act.” Why must that be the way?

So much is happening. Everyday the news grows worse. Something is building. Perhaps the pain is coming. But I am tired of waiting for the inevitable collapse.

I will not act alone. I will not die a martyr. I will not sacrifice myself and leave my family like that.

I’m not a hard person to get ahold of.

I’m open for discussion.

This isn’t someone else’s war.

It’s all up to us.

Wes

Peter Schwartz, age 47 and a Kentucky welder who has served in the Army Reserve, was indicted after he was accused of pepper-spraying officers during the Jan. 6 protest.  He was arrested on Feb. 2nd in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. According to his letter, he was with his wife when 30 agents assaulted him with flashbang grenades, armored vehicles, and more than 10 assault rifles aimed at his chest.

“At no point did either my wife or I resist but we were both roughly handled and forced/dragged up the stairs after being shackled and handcuffed as we were shoved around,” Schwartz said

Last year, the DC jury found Pete and his co-defendants guilty on every single charge.  There were no victims.  The prosecution presented no witnesses.

Pete Schwartz called The Gateway Pundit after he was found guilty on every single count. There were 11 counts against Pete and the two co-defendants that he never has seen in his life and never met before the trial. The jury did not even read over the evidence before they voted to sentence the three Trump supporters.

Pete Schwartz told The Gateway Pundit that Juror #8 flipped him off as they read the guilty verdict against him, where he was found guilty on every single count.

Pete was found guilty of obstruction of an official proceeding despite the fact that he NEVER entered the US Capitol or as Pete says, “I never even touched the Capitol.”

This is a travesty of justice.

Let Congress know, from somebody inside, here at the DC CTF. I’ve lived in Kentucky for nearly 10 years, so my representatives are Comer, Massey, and Rand Paul. Of course, no one in Kentucky would claim Mr. McConnell, so we don’t know where he came from. Our main concern is our due process, and our actual innocence, not the pre-trial thing, not the treatment—that stuff is an issue, but that is the least significant of the issues.

The fact of the matter is, I was convicted of four assaults, with zero victims. I was also convicted of a 1512 Obstruction of Justice, even though I did not enter the building, I wasn’t even on the grounds at the time the Congress went into recess, so the Government is trumping up these charges. A jury member actually flipped me off while they were reading the verdict, so that shows there’s no chance of a fair trial. It’s not an issue of pre-trial or post-trial—there IS no fair trial in DC.

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Never, ever, allow yourself to be arrested for anything!!!

Do you think the United States is composed of virtuous people?

Since people cannot even agree on the definition of virtue (or define public virtue), the answer is no. A strange phrasing on Mr. Franklin’s part: capable of freedom. If we are incapable of freedom, does that mean we want to be slaves or corrupt and vicious masters?

These are not questions for debate but questions that we need to ask ourselves. If we do not understand the intangible nouns of honor, morality, virtue and courage, who is at fault for our loss of Liberty? Is it as simple as living a moral and righteous life in order to have a free country?

David DeGerolamo

Forces are aligning now to shake this creaking system down to its foundation. The moment of criticality will most likely come when the financial markets crater and the US dollar gets broken by international ridicule to a near-worthless token of decrepitude. The public can apparently take an awful lot of gaslighting, double-dealing, and derogation. But that all changes when you can’t buy food anymore. The Superbowl is over. Here we are now, in the heart of the heart of winter, waiting for the ground to shift. Reality is out there howling against a cold moon, fixing to run our enemy down, like so much frightened prey. Before long, you’ll see blood on the snow.

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From a comment on NCRenegade:

Question. Why do you, David and Wes seemingly not see the good?

1.There were many good comments in a number of these threads that were generated from Malachi’s initial post.
2.If all you want are Yes men, what are you building?
3.Conflict can build character, it can also show a lack of.

“Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors.”
Have a good day.

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Quite an assumption. I count 213 comments over the articles that caused controversy over the past few days. But you picked five comments to state there was good that Wes and I did not see. You also did not see the comments that were deleted for violating this site’s posted guidelines.

You may have a point: all of us focus on the negative and to me, most of the news is negative. As for the good that you state we are missing, I can only respond for myself and ask some questions:

1. Why did you not address the attacks on Malachi? Or did you ignore the comments which resulted in his statement that he would not be posting articles anymore?
2. Did you (as most people did) miss my point that the concept of the Trinity has been debated for centuries? Each side believes they are correct. Each side uses the Word of God to suit their side of the dispute. Each side wants the controversy and the “glory” to win a disagreement that will never be settled by man.
3. Did you see the responses agreeing to my request that “we should agree to disagree” and work together?

Or did you only see a small snippet of the comments where two of the people wanted to discuss the issue one on one and make a blanket statement? Did you want us to respond to people’s “feelings”.

Wes is correct: people are using religion as a crutch. It is a shame that people in this country want attention so badly instead of being filled with the Holy Spirit. The question for everyone is when will they throw away their crutches, act like men and fight evil? I have a feeling the comments will be more attacks and division. And that is how evil wins. We will not put aside our personal wants and feelings for public virtue as the colonists did when they fought in the Presbyterian War. And that is why evil erased public virtue from our educational system and culture so that we ourselves would destroy working for the greater good.

To everyone: take what time we have left and do something constructive instead of tearing down other people.

David DeGerolamo

We have no rights because the Republic was overthrown: there is no Constitution. I want to point out that while Mr. Lambert was cooperating with law enforcement, they kept saying “stop resisting” to which he responds that he is not resisting. For law enforcement, people who are breathing are resisting arrest. It is the catchall for their “actions” to do whatever they want.

I know that I keep repeating the refrain “They want us dead”. Do you understand at what level? COVID-19, gene therapy and now WWIII in order to control whatever small remnant is left is not acceptable. When will people understand that “we” are now represent evil in the world?

David DeGerolamo