Political History – or a Bit of Optimism? (Part Two)

From Brivael Le Pogam (@brivael) on X

Original Link: https://x.com/brivael/status/2117949646936940695

This morning [previously] I wrote that last night might be the best thing that could have happened to us. Let me show you why, step by step. A + B.

A. The left now has power without the presidency. That’s the worst position in politics: enough power to act, not enough to govern, and no one else to blame. So it will do what it always does when it wins. Go all in. More debt, more spending, more regulation, more ideology in every institution it touches. Fewer reactors, fewer factories, fewer things built. And for two years, every voter in America gets a front-row seat. People can ignore an ideology in theory. They can’t ignore it when it shows up in their bills, their streets and their kids’ schools.

B. Meanwhile, the right gets to stop being a protest and start being an answer. Two words: robotics and order. Robots, AI and cheap energy that make everything radically abundant. And order that makes it safe to build: safe streets, secure borders, laws that apply to everyone. The left promises to share scarcity. We can offer to end it.

A + B = 2028. Not a narrow win. A clean one. And this time, full power must mean building a techno-republic. Three foundations.

Elections where fraud is impossible by design. Not because we accuse anyone. Because in 2028 no one should have to trust. Every vote verifiable, every count auditable by any citizen, cryptographically, in real time. A democracy where the result is a proof, not a promise.

A Nuremberg of communism. Nazism was judged. Communism never was. Close to 100 million dead, and the ideology still gets taught in our universities as a nice idea that was badly applied. We need the moral and historical reckoning that never happened. Every crime documented, every victim named, taught in every school. You don’t get to come back with the same ideas after a body count like that.

Direct ownership of abundance. When robots and AI produce the wealth, the question is who owns it. The left’s answer will be a public fund, managed by the state, distributed by bureaucrats. That’s how you build a new nomenklatura. Our answer: every citizen owns their share directly, in their own name. Not a check from the government. Property.

And don’t forget what Elon said: by 2036, money may stop mattering. Mass and energy will take the place of dollars. Think about what that means. You can print dollars. You can’t print energy. The day value is measured in mass and energy, the hand on the printing press is gone. No more silent tax through inflation. No more financing the state by quietly diluting everyone’s savings. The most powerful lever any government ever had disappears by the laws of physics.

That’s the real endgame. Communism was always a theory about how to divide a pie. When the pie becomes infinite, it has nothing left to say.

So let them have this round. Let them show the country who they are. We’ll be busy building what comes after.

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2 Responses to Political History – or a Bit of Optimism? (Part Two)

  1. Menagerie's avatar Menagerie says:

    “And don’t forget what Elon said: by 2036, money may stop mattering. Mass and energy will take the place of dollars. Think about what that means. You can print dollars. You can’t print energy. The day value is measured in mass and energy, the hand on the printing press is gone. No more silent tax through inflation. No more financing the state by quietly diluting everyone’s savings. The most powerful lever any government ever had disappears by the laws of physics.”

    I keep thinking about this every time I read what he says. I’d like it to be true, but I can’t reason it out. I also have a difficult time imagining the politicians and elite being cut out of their grift.

    Not criticisms, just questions. I wish I had more answers, but I don’t.

  2. FraankieZee's avatar FraankieZee says:

    The Communists are already showing their hand and they are not even in office. The next 2 years are going to be a WAR. We need a few good people who can go out and tell our message like Charlie Kirk did. Stephen Miller’s choice to replace Sussie today was a start. Godspeed PDJT.

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