2025
WILL WE DIE OR SURVIVE?
I looked at my expenses in my wallet.
What happens in 2025?
Do we die or survive?
The truth is hard to swallow,
As old folks on social security-related benefits
Or healthcare benefits
Will be told to let it go, suffer,
As the rich wallow in their discoveries
Of how good the sorcerer feels now
To make vulnerable folks suffer in the now,
And I ask but how,
Do these bigots sleep at night?
Out of spite
Do they laugh at folks they consider beneath them?
It seems,
They laugh and poke fun at the vulnerable peeps,
Awake or asleep.
Once we lose our social security benefits
And other benefits
That the rich white male patriarchal thugs
Will take away and squash us like bugs.
So, as we are on the cusp
Of what is to be of lust
And greed and bigotry of the rich,
The bigoted,
The greedy ones,
The universe,
Of all will call.
Of an entrapment of innocent humans,
Captured and controlled,
That sold their souls,
To the greed of a few,
Who will steal their guns,
And have them line up for trains.
The few in power are terrorists of the third degree,
Of shame of death and burdens
Of uncalled for hate
It is not too late.
Stop the bigotry!
Stop the hate.
Come 2025
We will succumb to be alive,
Only to suffer at the hands of bigots and misogynists
Of narcissistic white male grandeur of a dying patriarchal society
Of thug people who are so full of hate and fear
They will murder on a count of three
The masses they see
They only wany chaos
Destruction
Death
War
That are
The basics if
Rump takes over 2025.
Project 2025
Is death, destruction, murder, and genocide.
No lie.
When the Rumper Stumper takes over the dictator role
You as a population will be sold
Of your soul
Healthcare, Medicare, Social Security
And all that
Tit for tat
People lose their healthcare and livelihood.
seniors die from a slow genocide.
as they have no meds,
no healthcare,
no income,
So, I will summarize this story untold,
millions of people will die not my guns of firing squads of demonic powers,
but a slow death as planned by the Nazis that will take over the government 2025.
We will not be alive.
As the monsters of genocide and Nazis will be in control
Of all your souls.
At 75,
I am awake and alive.
I want to survive.
But write to my heart’s desire,
Informing folks about what lies ahead.
There are some who do not understand
Cause they are the man,
Or think we will not be in a dictatorship
nor understand,
They elected a dictator, misogynist, bigot, criminal,
In the American land
Of what was once free.
Now women will have no rights.
Minorities will have no rights.
There will be no education.
No social security
Nothing!
Project 2025
Will destroy America!
Yet, Folks still kissing up to rumper stumper.
I support
Peace,
Love,
Understanding,
Equality,
Education,
Truth, and democracy
Let freedom ring!
This was the second written note for the conclusion that I wrote to end the completed video presentation above.
Imagine a crowded street filled with people holding signs and banners,
Their faces are a mix of determination and fear.
The army, in uniform, stands in a line,
some with shields and batons, others with rifles.
The tension in the air is palpable as the protesters chant
and the soldiers move in to make arrests.
It's a powerful and intense image, highlighting the clash between civil unrest and authority.
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"UNIQUE HUMANS"
I created this article and art to finalize my story writing regarding the results of the 2024 election. I am having a GRIM time wrapping my head around the masses of people who voted for authoritarian rule. I AM NOT GOING BACK! I must shout it out! This is the 21st century and the far-right wealthy people and over half of America voted to live under authoritarian rule. If I were wealthy, I would still be an empath, humanatarian, and caring person, not a rich fool that wants to dictate to the world. In my opinion' anyone who wants to dictate over others is a very weak human. A dictator has mental issues, low self-esteem, and is a bitter individual full of hate, destruction, and anger. They are small people who must bully others to cover up their inadequacies and fear of rejection as they tear up everything and everyone that disagrees with their abuse.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli about a year ago in The Swamp
Berlin in the Dark: How Climate Activists Left Thousands Without Power
Imagine waking up in the middle of winter in Berlin — the streets are quiet, the heaters are off, your lights don’t work, and your internet is down. That was the reality for tens of thousands of Berliners in early January 2026, after a deliberate attack on the city’s electrical infrastructure. What was meant to be a provocative protest turned into one of Berlin’s longest blackouts in decades, leaving residents and businesses struggling in the cold and prompting a nationwide discussion on climate activism, public safety, and the vulnerability of modern cities. The Day Berlin Went Dark It all started on January 3, 2026, when a fire broke out on a bridge carrying high-voltage cables over the Teltow Canal in southwest Berlin. The blaze severely damaged power lines connected to the Lichterfelde power plant, instantly cutting electricity to large parts of the city. Around 45,000 households and over 2,200 businesses were affected, leaving roughly 100,000 residents without power across neighborhoods like Nikolassee, Zehlendorf, Wannsee, and Lichterfelde. Schools, hospitals, care homes, and small businesses all faced significant disruption — and with temperatures below -10°C (14°F), the cold nights became a real hazard. Residents described gathering around candles or battery lamps just to stay warm, and one Berliner recalled that a room in her apartment registered only 4°C (39°F) during the blackout — a chilling reminder of how dependent modern life is on electricity. Who Was Behind the Attack? Almost immediately, suspicion fell on political sabotage. Investigators quickly traced the attack to a far-left extremist group known as Vulkangruppe, or the Volcano Group. The group later released a statement claiming responsibility, framing the arson as a protest against fossil fuel reliance and industrial systems harming the planet. In their own words, the group insisted that the blackout wasn’t their goal — it was meant as a symbolic strike against fossil fuel infrastructure. But for authorities and the public, the human cost was undeniable, and federal prosecutors opened a full investigation into charges ranging from arson to terrorism. Life Without Power A blackout in a modern city is more than just an inconvenience — it’s a test of resilience. Berliners faced immediate challenges: No heating in freezing temperatures, forcing residents to find alternative ways to stay warm. Transport disruptions, with overground trains halted in affected areas. Communication issues, as mobile networks and internet services were compromised. Hospitals relying on backup generators to keep critical systems running. Businesses losing perishable goods, and many operations coming to a standstill. For days, the city experienced a glimpse of life without electricity — a reminder that modern urban infrastructure, while efficient, can be surprisingly fragile when attacked. Restoring the Grid Repairing the damage was no small task. Cold weather and icy conditions slowed progress, and the high-voltage cables required careful handling to prevent further outages or accidents. Gradual restoration began after a few days, but it took until the fourth or fifth day for all affected neighborhoods to get power fully restored. Utility crews and emergency services worked tirelessly, highlighting both the complexity of modern infrastructure and the vulnerability it faces in the hands of politically motivated actors. Political and Social Fallout The blackout sparked outrage across Germany. Berlin’s mayor called it a “terrorist attack with massive consequences”, emphasizing the risk to public safety. National prosecutors noted that Vulkangruppe had a history of infrastructure attacks, raising questions about the effectiveness of preventive measures. The incident also triggered wider debates: How secure is modern infrastructure against ideologically motivated attacks? Where is the line between peaceful protest and criminal activity? How can cities ensure resiliency in increasingly complex and digitized systems? Many experts argue that while activism and environmental advocacy are important, actions that endanger lives or critical services cross a line that society cannot tolerate. Lessons for the Future Berlin’s blackout serves as a warning: in an age where cities are heavily dependent on electricity, even symbolic acts can have unintended, dangerous consequences. Some key takeaways include: Infrastructure Protection: High-voltage lines, bridges, and power plants must be monitored and secured against sabotage. Clear Legal Boundaries: Protest is a right, but illegal acts targeting essential services must face consequences. Emergency Preparedness: Cities need robust plans for extended outages — from backup generators to shelters for vulnerable populations. Public Awareness: Citizens should understand both how to stay safe and the broader social impact of infrastructure attacks. The blackout also highlights the tension between activism and responsibility. While climate concerns are urgent, actions that directly harm civilians risk alienating the public and undermining the very cause activists seek to promote. Berlin Reconnects — But the Debate Continues As power returned to all neighborhoods, Berliners reflected on a city temporarily thrown back a century, forced to navigate darkness, cold, and disruption. The investigation into the perpetrators continues, and debates over climate activism, civil disobedience, and public safety are more heated than ever. For urban planners, policymakers, and citizens alike, the blackout is a cautionary tale: in a world that relies on constant electricity, infrastructure is not just technical — it is social, political, and deeply vulnerable. Berlin’s days in the dark may be over, but the questions it raises about protest, responsibility, and urban resilience are far from resolved.
By Muhammad Hassan7 days ago in The Swamp
Comments (3)
I really don’t think they’re going to be able to get to our Social Security before 2026 when the Democrats take back the house and the Senate. After that, Donald Trump will be a useless lame duck president. But I can assure you they are going to try and cause chaos with our economy to build this huge smoke screen in order to try and rob us blind. But I think Donald Trump and his cast of billionaire friends will be stopped. They’re going to try, but they’re not going to get anywhere.
I don’t agree with you so many fronts but your conviction is palpable. I shared! S.S.
Powerful words, the American electorate voted for its own destruction, I hope there is another revolution to kick this bunch of incompetent privileged criminals out