I just made a post on my page about this. You said in a meme what took me 4000 words. Haha.

Imagine the power of hundreds of thousands of citizens, all moving through the economy en masse, with intention and deliberate action designed to cause economic change

It’s not hype. It’s not a moment. It’s a process—and understanding that changes everything.

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I wrote a calm, honest piece about what a general strike actually looks like in real life, what it asks of us, and why preparation turns fear into agency.

I will never understand why having more people voting is not a good idea

The security of cryptocurrencies has proven we could develop a decentralized, safe and secure system for voting system.

The partisan nature of politics today has eroded trust in the election system.

Dominion voting has been purchased by the MAGA money monarchies.

The rumors of manipulation of the 2024 elections have reached the congressional debate.

Mail in ballots, ‘tho safe, got bad press and not for everyone

I’m ready.

Call your senators today and encourage them to defund ice and that a partial shutdown is acceptable tactic to do so

Call your senators today and encourage them to defund ice and that a partial shutdown is acceptable tactic to do so

If it happens it is not going to be a walk in the park. And we will need a little more preparation than make some posters and pack a lunch.

What a great idea

There will be more strikes. Longer and more difficult. We all need to prepare because the summer is going to be very hot

There will be more to come. Get ready. They will be longer.

Every action matters. Let’s do this.

I don’t think that is the hash you are deserving

It’s time for some labor strikes in America. Protests are not enough

I wrote about how the Red Scare became the Blue Scare—and why it matters now as we head into another election season.
Fear doesn’t defeat itself.
We have to outlast it—together.
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From Nixon institutionalizing suspicion, to Reagan normalizing it, to Bush embedding it into policy—the politics of fear became familiar long before Trump arrived.
Trump didn’t invent the tactic.
He removed the restraints.

The redactions we are all looking forward to