By Matthew Hayward We need more people speaking out like this. Standing up to the self-righteous authoritarianist psychopaths. We are dealing with real human garbage. Using hyperbolic constant propaganda to create so much fear that people are willing to shame and guilt people who are already facing the loss of their jobs, education, sports, and way of life for refusing to comply with a petty dictator empowered by a State legislative body that willfully neglects their oath of office and their duty to society. They have won, they have successfully pitted the people against one another. It's hard to maintain compassion for such tools of evil. If you vote for any of these Democrat legislators in the future, you are a POS. If you are trying to guilt people into compliance, send me your address and I'll mail you a swastika patch. You, people, are scum. Now let's take it up a notch. If you haven't figured it out yet, we are in the midst of a civil war. The objective is complia...

If you want to win, you better listen up. The king overplayed his hand, and he knows it. He has been working on ways to buy time without looking weak. It feels like an old tv show where two men head toward each other, driving cars. The first to turn away is the chicken. If neither turns... Here is the king's strategy:  Divide and conquer. Pit the people against each other and blame the unvaccinated for every decree. Whenever he tightens down his grip over the people's liberties, he will blame the unvaccinated as a scapegoat. Some people will get accommodations; others will get additional time to have more fear shoveled down their throats and more time to be guilted by the media, co-workers, and family.  If you want to win, you have to stand together and make it hurt. You cannot allow yourselves to be divided. Do not empower the acting autocrat by playing into his game, hanging on to a shred of hope that your employer will spare you. If you permit your numbers to be halved, you...

By Matthew Hayward  The government must cease attacking the liberties of the American people and Washingtonians.  The direct and indirect use of force to coerce and threaten people's livelihoods, attacking our liberties and pursuit of happiness, is becoming an act of war against the people. Non-compliance is an appropriate response; it is both justified and a position worthy of self-defense. "As long as it is admitted that the law may be diverted from its true purpose — that it may violate property instead of protecting it — then everyone will want to participate in making the law, either to protect himself against plunder or to use it for plunder."