#ClickerGate
I asked Royce White and David Penn if they had heard of the Channel 17 team. They had not, but they had heard of Promethean Action.
At the CD3 convention, Tom Duntley, my local SD42 chair, informed me that I was the 17th alternate.
About a month later I attended the first day of the state convention in Duluth.
From left to right, here were some responses…
Mary Knave: Media like CNN is a hypnotist for many. You need the hypnotist to break the hypnosis.
Burn Notice (Tim): Q suggested we must win in the court of public opinion first. Humanity's mind had been placed in a container, and we are exploding that container.
J F Anon: Liberals need to hear it from a liberal. A confession.
Kate Awakening: What isn't a psychological operation at this point?
(Belushi)
Dave: Missing a piece, the machines. 600,000 sealed indictments, zero confessions.
(Patrick Gunnels)
(Yale PHD)
(Beer at the Parade (Scott Zimmerman))
(Sapioplex)
Joe Rambo: Operation Stop the Riggers was already a confession. What if Trump confesses to cheating in an election?

8 Comments:
About the pillows at the parades. How is it not vote-buying?
Maybe we are being tested. It's not enough to use critical thinking on the other side. We need to use critical thinking on our own side as well.
We are taught that it is illegal to give people money in return for votes. The same is true for gifts. These travel pillows are worth about $20. The unspoken message is, "Here's a pillow, you or your parents, vote for me!"
When we allow these gifts, then rich candidates have an unfair advantage. They can spread good will that others can't.
When I volunteered, campaigns could buy us pizza and that was about it. When Michele Tafoya sent me a $1 bill in the mail, I questioned it. If I didn't question this, then I would be a hypocrite!
This must be another psychological operation.
Or maybe Lindell is daring his opponents to sue him, so that he can counter sue.
Ok, I asked ChatGPT, and it sounds like it’s permissible because Mike is not directly exchanging the pillows for votes. But I have to wonder if, going forward, campaign resources will become ever more important than campaign ideas.
https://rumble.com/v7cqzn4-2026-04-15-white-house-podcast.html
https://rumble.com/v7cqzwo-2026-06-10-white-house-podcast.html
https://rumble.com/v7cr0h8-2026-06-27-declas-at-pub-q.html
https://rumble.com/v7csqve-2026-05-29-party-mindset.html
I don't think anyone will go to jail for this. Courts have ruled that the Democratic Party is a private corporation, and I suppose the same is true for the Republican Party.
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