Why We Need to Stop Voting in Presidential Elections
There's Power When We Cast Our Votes. Let's Use That Power Appropriately.
It’s that time of year again! Election Time!
Every four years, millions of Americans go to the polls to cast their vote for the next president of the United States. We’ve been taught that voting for the next president is the right thing to do, and we need to exercise this civic duty. “If we don’t vote, we can’t complain” is the age-old adage. So, every four years, we vote, our dollar gets weaker, the economy and wealth are stolen, and the environment suffers, and yet, we vote again.
So, what if we stop participating in the presidential election? Before you rule me off, I invite you to hear my proposal on why we need to stop voting and give consent to the politicians and oligarchs behind them.
The Magic of Voting
I just released an excerpt from my book, An Unorthodox Truth. In it, I discuss the concept and phenomenon of magic. I second the claim made by many others that magic is an innate part of nature and that many things we do in our everyday lives are magical. We’ve talked about predictive programming in Huxley’s books, we’ve discussed the greek art of mimesis in movies, we’ve discussed John Dee, the magical advisor of Queen Elizabeth the 1st, and lastly, we’ve touched on the power of visualization in previous articles.
The takeaway here is that magic is real. We could be participating in magic without even knowing it.
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That takes us to the concept of voting. Every four years, Americans go to the polls to “cast” their votes. The word “cast” used in this application is similar to the magical art of “casting” a spell. In both scenarios, the user is placing their intention, which is non-physical, in expectation of a physical outcome, e.g., their candidate wins.
From the magical spell to the everyday vote, both have similar actions when you remove the conspiratorial blindfolds and look at both acts from an outcome-based perspective. However, the casting of the vote is being cast by millions across the country. Every four years, we cast our spells, using our powers, to select the country’s next ruler. If the overall status of American citizens hasn’t improved, why should we continue to participate in this process?
The idea being painted here is that the act of voting is a powerful technique. Yet, the outcome is not for the benefit of those casting the vote but for the individuals receiving the vote. And so, in the next section, let’s take a closer look at who we vote for every four years.
It’s all about the Oligarchs
Now that we’ve looked at voting from an unorthodox perspective, we can see how cosmic energy is being directed here, whether intentional or not. And magicians are very skilled in generating magic or having the public do so on their behalf, hence the origin of the word magos, “to have power.”
What we see in our modern-day politicians are individuals who know how to woo the people. To carry on the hopes and dreams of the public. We’ve seen this with Clinton, Obama, and Trump, and now, we’re seeing it again with the Republican candidates and Democratic independent candidate RFK Jr.
However, with this group of candidates, we can easily see how these individuals are only here to serve the true ruling power: the oligarchs. Ultimately, these candidates are participating in a spectacle to gain additional funding from the oligarchs and their companies based on how the candidates can sway the public.
For those who say this is all conspiratorial, let’s take a look at some of the heavy backers of these politicians:
DeSantis: strong supporter of Zionist Israel (please note there is a difference between Zionism and Judaism)
Haley: strong supporter of the military complex, as shown by her support of the Ukraine war
Vivek: “rags to riches” story that seems questionable
RFK Jr: strong supporter of climate action
As stated in our first point, voting is magical, so when you vote for a politician, you ultimately vote for the oligarch behind them. This should drive home that there is no such thing as voting for the lesser of two evils. Choosing between a rapist and a murderer is still wrong, and choices like these should NOT be reconciled “ethically” as both acts are still evil.
It may seem like we only have two options: A or B. However, there is a third choice: neither. We’ll address that in the next section.
PS: I actually appreciate a lot of things that DeSantis and RFK Jr. are doing, but as I stated, they cannot be our saviors.
Focus on Your Neighborhood
I get it. We’ve been taught that voting for the president is the American thing, and that’s fair because that’s what we’ve been indoctrinated in. I explore this in my book, but this is a tenet from the concept of statism when we think we have a role in affecting the country’s matters. But in reality, it’s those oligarchical corporations that operate the government.
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There’s nothing to be angry about, as this is simply a part of our life. However, I advocate avoiding the presidential elections because it diverts our attention from what is happening in our neck of the woods.
Thanks to elections and campaigning, we’re drawn into spectacles on hot topics that may affect one part of the country but not another. Election season dominates the news, drawing attention away from our communities. We know more about what’s happening in Alaska, yet we live in Florida. An incident occurs in New York, and we hear about it in New Mexico. From the news to the politics, our attention is pulled from one place to another, and these elections draw and garner so much more attention than others.
This is why I advocate for the voting only on the local level.
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If voting is magical, we need to ensure we use that magical power in our neck of the woods. We must take that same energy and put it into our local cities, towns, and townspeople. Imagine if townsfolks argued so passionately about who should be the next school superintendent and what their kids should be taught? Imagine if we knew everything about the mayor running for office and their plans to affect inflation? This is the form of true democracy.
By focusing our time, attention, and energy on these presidential elections, we put our energy into matters that may have been already accounted for. We empower those plans by adding our cosmic energy and consenting to whatever occurs afterward. Unfortunately, these votes never benefit us and seem to always go against us.
We need to take that same energy and power and direct it on ourselves. Vote for our local cities, townsfolk, and policies. Vote to remove corporations from your towns if they are destroying your local economy and jobs. Vote to remove harmful practices in your cities. In actuality, the only true change that can occur is we can defend ourselves from the destructive policies coming from Washington by voting in our local elections on how to withstand those changes. The more we do these, the more we strengthen our local neighborhoods and communities. And the more we do this, the more we improve our individual states. Then and only then can we truly begin to change our country.
True change comes from a bottom-up approach vs. a top-down approach. This is how nature and business work. A country should be the ultimate example of a natural business, and we all have a role to play in shaping the future of this country. We all have a cosmic energetic gift that we can use to promote evil or good, and every four years, we unknowingly make that decision. Now that we’ve looked at this process from an unorthodox point of view, the hope is that we use this power appropriately to actively shape our cities, towns, and worlds.
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I’m tired of voting for the “lesser of 2 evils. We just dance with a two faced devil now--they just take turns “leading” I’m out. I had decided that some time ago. I just cannot support this corrupt and dangerous system anymore.
I wish local was also the answer, but as school boards get money from state and federal government for complying with mandates, I am afraid it is all corrupt. I think the only way out to exit completely. Parents should home school or create home school co-ops. Focus on manifesting positive things for ourselves and our families, period. Freedom is already ours. We just need to claim it.