Greetings.
This is a followup to the lengthy newsletter "Are We There Yet" of 10 27 23.
It was about the "Status of the Republic" with a concise history of how the United States was infiltrated and effectively taken over by the Khazarian Mafia/Deep State et al.
The writer, using the name Ariel on X/Twitter, explained how the United States was craftily turned into a corporation by the bankers who have used their control of the world's money to control the world.
They have also used America, and the mighty US dollar - as well as the US military - to further their grasp on the global economy.
But when Trump came along, he gave them a double whammy - he threw a wrench in their wheels - upset their apple cart - and, according to Ariel, set about draining the swamp worldwide.
To be honest, if you look at the world today, it looks more like he lit a fuse on a powder keg and it has all blown up in his face!
However, this is not the time to debate all that. Suffice to say there is a school of thought dedicated to the idea that Trump, and a group of "White Hats" in the military, did some war gaming, established a plan, decided the enemy at the top of the hill (or the eye in the pyramid if you prefer) had to be taken out.
They knew it would be tough, it would cost lives, including those of innocent civilians, but it was essential to risk their own lives to root out and defeat a camouflaged enemy who had held the high ground for far too long.
They knew that by subterfuge, and probably by blackmail and bribery, the richest men in the Western world had their paid-off politicians in the US government pass a law in 1871 that changed America from being a Republic, as created by the Founding Fathers, to being a corporation.
From that time till now, like a metastasising cancer node, those so-called "elite" - and their knowing and unknowing puppets - have infiltrated every aspect of world and US banking and politics, right down to the state and county levels.
In America, to them, and their willing adherents, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights were and are anathema, yet useful as window dressing to keep the ignorant masses ignorant.
What they never counted on was a slow stirring of awareness among a growing number of the ignorant; a number that has grown to an army of millions who are now aware of who and what is behind the curtain.
To use the fable of The Wizardof Oz.
Maybe The Wizard of Oz was written as nothing more than a good fairytale; a book that was extremely popular in the 1900s, followed by a film that people loved.
The saying "We're not in Kansas any more" alludes to the fact that the story starts with Dorothy and her house being blown out of Kansas by a cyclone - and so her adventures begin.
... (Encyclopedia Britannica synopsis here).