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I started going through them when they were released and found a text message thread between two survivors discussing ritual sacrifices of children on Epstein Island. They also mentioned adrenochrome harvesting. That text thread lead me to look into RAMCOA (ritual abuse, mind control, and organized abuse) survivor testimony. I found a podcast called The Imagination podcast and started listening to the survivors.

I’m now 8 months deep into hundreds of survivors testimonies and have learned that our government is a complete sham. The wealthy families in our country are multigenerational incest based satanic worshipping families who practice ritual abuse against their own children starting in infancy because the abuse causes Dissociative Identity Disorder. They work with the CIA (which is actually a private entity owned by the Rothschilds) and high ranking military personnel (example: Michael Aquino) to program the blank slate alters like computers. It’s actually very scientific and they’ve been doing this since at least Babylon. They then use those children for blackmail purposes (among various other horrible things) against our politicians etc. to control them so they will put Israel’s interests before Americas. The Rothschilds created Israel.

I know this sounds insane but one of the survivors I’ve listened to is Cathy Obrien who actually testified in front of congress in the 90’s and had her testimony buried under “national security” by our government. Cathy then went onto to write a book (and has never been sued) where she named various presidents/government officials, including the Clintons, Gerald Ford, Senator Larry Byrd (who set up CPS), and Michael Aquino who once went on the Oprah Winfrey show and discussed him being an open satanist in our military. He’s also written a book called Mind Wars about how to commit psychological operations on the public to create traumatized and controllable citizens.

I’ve learned that both sides of our political parties are involved in this along with CEOs, Military Personnel, Freemasons, the LDS church, the Vatican, Hollywood, Disney, organizations like The Red Cross… I could go on forever. Ive heard so many names of people we grew up being told to respect. I’ve also learned that their cult has a faction in every state, city, town, and community in the country.

I’m not trying to be a downer, I just think we all need to know the truth. And that truth is that RAMCOA survivor testimony is actually MK ULTRA survivor testimony and that our entire government from the tippy top all the way down to city mayors has been infiltrated for decades and there’s truly no way to confirm whose in the cult and who isn’t because the Dissociative Identity Disorder. I feel like this should be a bigger topic of conversation among the general public… when these kids grow up, if they aren’t able to escape the cult they’re put into positions of authority so ensure secrecy and gain access to children. From the President all the way down to elementary school and daycare teachers… we should all be concerned.

We all know that Marsha is not a viable option...

Right now, I'm not asking for people's opinions on the candidates as it will not be a productive time.

Objectivity is key, describe the candidate that has what it takes or advertises to that degree based on X, Y, and Z criteria - like time in the political sphere, campaign promises that are reasonable, legitimate tax plans, etc.

Nebulous warm-fuzzies mean there is no plan, we need to see who has put the work into seeing what Tennessee needs and what it would take to keep things moving

For example, Monty Fritts has a tagline of liberty and less government

Awesome!

But what is the actual plan in order to achieve this?

Or for that matter, even more liberal? Having no income taxes is cool and all, but Marsha Blackburn is one of the most corrupt politicians alive today, and if she becomes governor, I just might have to leave. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a Democrat, but when I found out about the THCA and kratom bans that she successfully pushed, I was outraged. The whole kratom mass phobia largely started with the synthetic 7-OH shots, or “gas station heroin” as it’s often called, being sold. 7-OH is an addictive substance found in kratom, so people started fearing kratom altogether, even though it’s been consumed as a tea in SE Asia for centuries. Then when Matthew Davenport died of a so-called “kratom overdose,” which isn’t a thing BTW, it was the perfect chance to ban kratom. Matthew likely died of a Benadryl overdose if you look at the autopsy. Kratom was in his blood, but along with many other drugs.

And then there was the THCA ban along with that. We all know THC is not physically addictive, and no one has ever died from it. But Mrs. Bitchburn wanted to ban that too. Now the only recreational substance left is alcohol, which is more deadly than THC and kratom combined. People die from alcohol poisoning every day, but nobody’s got a problem with that. After all, Tennessee produces Jack Daniel’s whiskey, and Nashville is defined by honky tonks and pedal taverns! But when safer (not completely safe, but a lot better than chugging a bottle of Jack) substances come on the market, they have to ban those! Thanks, alcohol lobby!

What’s next, caffeine? If Marsha becomes governor, she’ll probably ban coffee because one person died from taking a caffeine pill 20 years ago.

Anyway, enough venting. How can I as a voter help make Tennessee more tolerant when it comes to these and similar substances? People who are truly addicted will just go to another state to get them. I know the primary is soon. Which Republican candidate is the most libertarian on issues like this? Since Tennessee is so red, I feel like it would be more wise to vote in the Republican primary instead of the Democratic one. Obviously not Blackburn. Then when it comes to the main election, the Republican candidate won’t be so radically conservative, and I can just vote Republican. Or maybe I’ll just vote Democrat. I just don’t think that’s realistic in a state like Tennessee.

What do you think is the wisest move here?