Heal the wound inside. Let that healing sharpen your clarity about the sickness in the world outside. Use your hard-won wisdom to see the system for what it is. Let your compassion be reserved first for yourself and fellow survivors, and let your fury be a disciplined force for protecting others.

@womenriseup2026.bsky.social The rape of children on a huge scale by the most powerful men in the world and the cruelty to the people is the water we swim in The Epstein files read as the cancer of a child rape culture gone wild Nothing new here, folks

The crisis is real. So is our power. People are organizing. Join them. What happens next depends on what we do now.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

share.google/3MRw3dm2wmTx... “Nonviolent protests are twice as likely to succeed as armed conflicts – and those engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to bring about change.”

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This is spot on

Call the Senate Today: Vote NO on DHS/ICE Funding TAKE ACTION (2 minutes) Please call the U.S. Senate now: 202-224-3121. Ask for your Senators. Say: Vote NO on FY26 DHS funding. Do not fund ICE. It takes 2 minutes. Please do it today and tomorrow.

The country is not being asked to wake up. It is being forced to become sane—forced to live in reality with the rest of humanity. And sanity is expensive. Sanity means abandoning innocence. Sanity means admitting that what we called “order” was often just power unchallenged.

Steadiness is what a terror-based system cannot metabolize. Steadiness is what breaks the spell. Steadiness is what turns “I’m terrified” into “I understand,” and then into “I will not comply with the lie that this is normal.” You don’t have to do everything. You have to stop doing nothing.

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Yes. The comfortable middle class (CMC) has known about the inhumane cruelty of the United States for years and years...... But Suddenly The government's violence is translated into the CMC dialect. Now, We suffer together, however; We may also rise together OUR choice. You in?

"Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” — Martin Luther King Jr.

Care is the real work. It is the only work that keeps us human. And when we treat it as invisible, we do not merely suffer—we unmake the conditions that allow a country to be a country, rather than a crowd.

Trump could be stopped. He isn’t—because empire doesn’t fall from ignorance, it persists through choice. Care collapsed. Power consolidated. Cruelty became coordination. That’s not chaos. That’s design.

Fascism is Empire - Engineered Cruelty by Trump & Company

If Americans wanted Trump removed, he could be stopped. Not hypothetically—procedurally. Impeachment, conviction, disqualification, enforcement of the law: all are available under the Constitution.

Trump is not held in place by popular will alone. He is held by people who benefit from disorder, by institutions that profit from delay, and by elites who prefer a managed descent into authoritarianism over a redistribution of power.

Stopping Trump would require confronting power, not just condemning behavior - Just a few votes And that confrontation would threaten donors, corporate immunity, judicial dominance, and wealth concentration. So the conversation gets displaced onto culture wars, personality, spectacle, and despair.

The Constitution contains anti-democratic choke points by design. These were built to protect property, hierarchy, and minority rule, not popular sovereignty.

Authoritarianism here is elite-enabled, not mass-imposed. The decisive barrier to stopping Trump is not voters—it is a narrow class of actors with veto power who refuse to use it.

Family courts reward calm, not truth. Coordinated Cruelty shows how to navigate the system—and change it. #ProtectiveMothers"

What the KENNEDY Center used to be… Remember that time Aretha Franklin performed at the 2015 Kennedy Center Honors, paying tribute to Carole King, who co-wrote “You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman,” and it brought a tear to Obama’s eye and everyone to their feet? And Carole King’s reaction. Wow.

Here is the truth in a single sentence: We have mistaken a dangerous minority for human nature, and built a world in their image. Your exhaustion is the bill for that mistake.

You are not here yet. This world is not what we hoped We vow to tell the truth. We vow to resist amnesia. We vow to leave you maps— even if they are tear-stained, hand-drawn, and incomplete. We do not expect you to be grateful But we do hope you’ll be free. You are the continuation.

Empires rise on fear and fall to tenderness. Every revolution that endures—civil rights, labor, climate, gender—has love at its core: love for people, for planet, for possibility. Love is what reminds us we belong to one another.

Entire systems depend on hopelessness. An exhausted public will accept cruelty as normal; a hopeful one will organize. That’s why every tyrant calls dreamers delusional—because hope is contagious and uncontrollable. Hope turns citizens into builders, victims into witnesses, onlookers into creators.

Empathy threatens hierarchies. If you feel another’s pain as your own, domination becomes impossible. So power teaches distance early: boys shamed for crying, girls praised for “toughening up,” workers told to “leave feelings at the door.”

Courage is not the absence of fear; it is refusing to let fear decide. Audre Lorde warned that silence will not protect us, because protection bought with complicity is not protection at all—it is participation.

Your voice will not always be safe. But, know this: Each word of truth is an act of rebellion against forgetting. The fear you feel when you speak is the sound of the cage unlocking. Silence feels like armor, but it corrodes from the inside. What we refuse to say becomes what controls us.

Speech is risk; so is quiet. The only difference is WHO benefits from your silence. When you speak, you might lose comfort. When you stay silent, someone else loses freedom. Silence protects the structure, not the soul. The moment you name what’s happening, power flinches

In our own time, silence keeps repeating itself— in workplaces where harassment is whispered about but never reported; in classrooms where banned books disappear without a fight; in nations where neighbors vanish and the rest look away.

Power counts on silence—it calculates it into every decision. When the machinery of cruelty hums without protest, it assumes consent. The cage of silence is made of unspoken bargains: If I stay quiet, maybe they’ll spare me.

The 6% inflict cruelty. The 60% look away. The 30% resists. We are the 30%. Let's find each other. Document everything. Don't stop. We outnumber them 5-to-1.

Refuse to look away. Protect truth, memory, and the vulnerable. Build systems that outlast tyrants. Live as evidence that compassion is power. The 6% test humanity. The 28% renew it

The “6 % rule” isn’t formal science—it’s shorthand for data on antisocial traits (~4–6%). The rest mirrors social-psychology findings: most people conform (Milgram 1963; Zimbardo 1971). Only a minority resists—history’s moral immune system. What must be done now: Refuse to look away.

Studies suggest ~6% of people show psychopathic or sadistic traits (Hare 1993; Paulhus & Williams 2002; Buckels et al. 2013). About 60% comply or look away. The remaining 28% choose conscience, resistance, or repair. Civilization depends on them.

Texas Women, protect yourself and your children

Collecting evidence as a hopeful indicator for the future www.trumpactiontracker.info?

Of course - we know the pattern - Jews in ovens A dear friend’s parents survived Auschwitz and he was born in a DP camp in Poland - he has been practicing law for almost 35 years and he is a direct link History is made of patterns