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I have been asked: "Why do I say I spent a long career wearing bunny suits?" In a semiconductor fab clean room, everyone wears them. This is me in a "bunny suit".
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No one give a fuck what you think. Go happy into your retirement. Like all the other old guys .... Me included.
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I think political ads would be better if they listed the side effects like they do on drug ads.
I am just kidding,
I just wish they just advertised beer and smokes like the olden days.
Even the accident injury attorney ads were better than politics.
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This is my favorite bird.
Her name is gorgeous and she is a hybrid jay (Stellar + Scrub Jay).
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Christine Drazan lost by 66,727 votes in 2022.
120,000 registered Republicans in Oregon did NOT vote in 2022.
You can change your governor this November.
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Replying to @data_republican
I am at a loss to understand the polls. It reminds me of 2016 when Hillary was supposed to win by huge margins. I don't feel that the Dem's will win. I pray that they don't.
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Replying to @bennpetersen
For those people bitching about gerrymandering I think they need to take a look at their own portfolio. Republicans are only responding to Democrats chicanery.
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Replying to @StephenM
I saw this story in a movie.
Eddie Murphy plays Jeff Johnson "the name you know".
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Correct
🚨DATA REPUBLICAN: THE ANSWER TO THE COLOR REVOLUTION RIGHT NOW IS NOT WAR — IT’S PEACE
@JackDangerLIVE asked @DataRepublican what ordinary Americans can actually do once the same overseas playbook is turned inward.
Her answer (via @DataInterpretr):
[PART 1 OF 2]
[00:00.6]
JACK: “So let me ask you, based on this and obviously you know America is doing they have the same playbook in America that they're that they've used on all foreign countries abroad they're now using it on America.
What can the people do us rather than I mean is is the only thing we can do vote and maybe protest I mean that's not really the right honestly the reason we don't protest much is because one we don't get paid to protest like the left does and we all have jobs You know we have things that we have to do.
[00:31.0]
So what can we do other than vote at the midterms? I mean we all need to vote. That's the num- that's what we have to do. But other than that, is there something else we can do?”
[00:45.1]
DATA REPUBLICAN:
“Yes. I mean I I think it's obvious, but we need to pray. I know some people are calling to go on the offense.
Right, but this is not the time yet. This is absolutely not the time yet. This is the time to vote and to pray and not to take the bait.
[01:03.5]
We want peace. We do not want war.
That's the entire point of these files, right? We we we don't want the infighting within our own citizens, within our own people.
We need to pray for God to navigate us out of this situation, and we all need to accept that, you know, Jesus will lead us through this”
📝*POX note(s):
This is the part that separates strategy from script.
The operators who ran legitimacy attacks overseas already know the domestic version works best when the target population escalates first. Street violence, “offense,” and citizen-on-citizen fights give them the exact pretext to declare the government illegitimate and activate the pre-built parallel structures.
DataRepublican is drawing the line: midterms voting is non-negotiable, but kinetic response is still premature.
The files exist to expose the apparatus before it is fully triggered, not to hand it a street-level justification.
Protect the chain of command.
Vote.
Refuse the bait that turns the country against itself.
The rest is spiritual navigation while the legal and institutional cleanup continues.
The apparatus wants the war.
The point of the receipts is to deny it.
[PART 2 of 2]
THE 2ND CLIP OF DATA REPUBLICAN’S ANSWER DROPS TOMORROW, TURN ON NOTIS! 🔔
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1st amendment
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances




















