FASCIST CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE

The long metamorphosis of DC into a fascist criminal enterprise became irreversible in 1913 when the Constitution was changed to elect senators by popular ballot rather than be selected by state governments, concurrent with the establishment of the Federal Reserve, no accident. It was an unalloyed disaster for the republic. Not only was the Tenth Amendment effectively obviated, the states lost their presence in the central government they originally, and reluctantly, created and became mere administrative divisions of the federal machine.

Senators make a show of looking out for the states they allegedly represent but their real loyalty is to their own place in the DC power structure. Are we to imagine, say, Hillary Clinton was elected senator from New York because the populace was impressed with her deep knowledge of, and commitment to, the interests of the state?

In years past, at every general election, I advised against voting for anyone running for national office. Meaning President, Senators and, usually, Representative. To do so is to knowingly consent to rule by an inbred class of smarmy hustlers, transparent frauds who rely on elections to lend them the appearance of legitimacy. Withholding your vote is withholding your consent, it’s a vote for “none of the above”, a refusal to be a co-conspirator at the “useful idiot” level, said I.

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This election I find less need to do so. We’ve broken through to the other side. DC’s fundamental illegitimacy is becoming generally recognized and accepted. Here’s a typical example, a comment at Zero Hedge:

walkure – 2016 is the year that Americans are learning they’ve been living like Soviets all these years. The big bad Russians knew their entire electoral system was a joke and kept pretending or it was off to the gulag.

It pleases me some fellow bloggers have come to the same conclusion about voting in elections for national offices, if slowly, painfully and with admirable reluctance. That said, I’ve considered voting for president for the first time since Coolidge ran in ’24. Happens from time to time. I’ll get over it.