Pleasure to Burn
Censored journalist coming back online to keep spreading the dangerous message of peace, love, and freedom.
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If you’re mad about Flock surveillance... (opens the original)
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There’s a good chance you’re already aware of the many surveillance programs and tactics listed in this video. However, widespread popular backlash against Flock and other automatic license plate reading systems has created a valuable opportunity to raise more awareness of just how deep the creeping goes.
“I Miss the Old Trump” (opens the original)
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A growing number of MAGA voters are finding Donald Trump to be a colossal, dystopian disappointment. Many of these former supporters have taken to social media to wonder, ‘What happened to him?’According to this perception of reality, Donald Trump was once America’s savior—a champion of the people, a warrior for freedom and against powerful interests, and the president of peace. But then something happened. He was compromised in his second term. He stopped caring and started selling out. Their h
The Fallacy of “Voting Like Your Life Depends on It” (opens the original)
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The midterms are just around the corner, and predictable election rhetoric is ramping up. Bernie Sanders recently warned that the 2026 midterms are the most important midterm elections in “maybe forever.” Fox News pundit Sean Hannity called the upcoming election “the single most important midterm in our lifetime.” Days before this claim, he told his audience that the America they grew up in “will cease to exist” if voters don’t take it ser
The craziest chair position ever (opens the original)
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WAIT FOR IT. Namaste. 🙏🏻🙃💸It took over three years from the time I conceived this video idea to the time I actually filmed and posted it because the yoga intro is well outside my comfort zone. I just kept dragging my feet. However, the subject matter is important to me, and I couldn’t shake the creative fun I had coming up with that introductory twist. I hope you enjoy it!
Without government, who would...? (opens the original)
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Many people agree that the current political system is increasingly corrupt and authoritarian. Despite this growing skepticism, far fewer believe it is possible to live without the very system they recognize isn’t working for humanity. The belief that people can’t survive without government often colors discussions about natural disasters, which FEMA or other governmental aid organizations currently manage in the US. This article is the second of an ongoing series on solutions. The first article
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