MEMBERS OF CONGRESS UPSET-
about POTUS “denying Article 1 authority of Congress to be the sole authority on declaring war.”
No I’m not kidding. We currently have a bipartisan movement in Congress upset that Trump dropped bombs on Iran with “no Congressional oversight.”
May I point out first that they are correct. Dropping bombs to effectuate a regime change is not “common defense.” It is a proactive political action and by the Constitution it MUST be authorized by Congress, FIRST.
Having said that, the absolute audacity of Congress getting “upset” that they have no “oversight” over war is stunning. You can’t spend DECADES abdicating authority, shirking responsibility, and avoiding accountability and then attempt to feign outrage over “having no authority.” How are we, who have been trying to teach Americans about the Constitution for YEARS supposed to take you seriously? These same people have attempted to publicly shame us for speaking truth and now they want to argue “constitution?”
Don’t get me wrong, I think it’s pretty cool to be vindicated, but the Truth remains, in this case singular and finite:
Shut the hell up and repeal the War Powers Act if you are so upset. Anything less is just BS theater.
"I have nothing to hide."
CEOs encrypt their emails.
Lawyers shred documents.
Governments classify briefings.
Privacy isn't about guilt.
It's about power staying where you put it.
Dear left, can you hate the IRS as much as you hate ICE?
Dear right, can you hate the surveillance state as much as you hate undocumented immigrants?
Consistency is the enemy of tyranny.
Selective outrage is how the state keeps winning.
"You privacy enthusiasts probably just got added to a government list."
Privacy is normal. If people are being added to some kind of watch list because they value it, that's a huge problem and the time to push back is now.
"Only criminals care about privacy."
Your bank encrypts transactions.
Your doctor locks medical records.
Your lawyer seals case files.
You close bathroom doors.
You whisper secrets.
You password-protect your phone.
Privacy isn't paranoia, it's how basic trust works.
We declare 2026 the Year of Privacy.
Our fight is against the hijacking of tech to strip away privacy & dignity.
We assert our right to live without the oppressive gaze of surveillance.
This coming year, many more will join our fight.
Let's go.
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The production team does a wonderful job with this event. It LOOKS amazing.
And this is a key difference between the left and the right.
The left doesn't care about doing events like this. The wouldn't take it seriously if this is what they showed up and found.
It's image and brand versus real world action. And that's why the left wins.
The biggest story on the left that is being ignored is that they are actively gearing up to do practice strikes in 2026 to prepare for the big mass general strike in 2028.
No one is talking about this, and it’s the thing that will completely stall the economy.
We ‘have to get used to’ losing privacy? No, we don’t. Privacy isn’t a crime. It’s not about hiding—it’s about not giving power-hungry people unchecked access to our lives.
Look, it’s really simple:
👉 Don’t scan my face
👉 Don’t track my every move
👉 Don’t force digital IDs on me
👉 Don’t monitor my purchases
👉 Don’t build a digital prison and call it “progress”
👉 AND don’t call me "black pilled!"
Privacy isn’t extreme.
Mass surveillance is.
The entire world is moving to criminalize privacy.
We can't let them do that.
Privacy is the foundation of a free society.
Privacy is protection against powerful people.
Privacy is normal.
Dear recruiters, if you are looking for:
- Java, Python, PHP
- React, Angular, Next
- PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB
- AWS, S3, EC2, ECS, EKS
- *nix system administration
- Git and CI with TDD
- Docker, Kubernetes
That's not a Full Stack Developer
That's an entire IT department