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The Bloodless American Revolution: A Manifesto and Declaration of Defiance Against Authoritarian Oligarchy and Corruption To My Fellow Americans, The Diverse Majority.

This is a call to awakening and action. A call to recognize the hijacking of our democracy, the theft of our labor, the erosion of our dignity, and the betrayal of our nation’s ideals by those who claim to represent us.

This declaration is written not out of hatred but out of love and respect for the true American majority—the people who have fought, built, and bled for the freedoms promised by the Enlightenment but denied by the oligarchs who now rule us.

Both political parties have failed us. Our elected representatives have failed us. Our corrupted supreme court has failed us. Both parties have been consumed by meta gaming, turning them into an undemocratic marketing machine, funded by donors and corporations, reducing real governance to little more than a corporate-sponsored performance piece. They have turned American democracy into a rigged spectacle, where the wealthy pit us against each other while robbing us blind.

This is not a partisan struggle—it is a struggle against corruption itself.

Neither Republican nor Democrat leadership serves the people anymore. Neither party represents the majority of Americans on any major issue. Both parties have become nothing more than brands that keep us locked in an illusion of choice.

We do not need a new party. We do not need new representatives, lobbyists, lawyers, union bosses, insurers, vouchers, or a super-pac. We already unionized in 1776 and again in 1865, we are one nation, and we demand a government that serves us all.

If we the people must constantly fight for healthcare, livable wages, fair elections, housing, justice, security, our physical and psychological health, person by person, industry by industry, district by district, state by state, generation after generation, then what we really need is a complete overhaul of the system itself.

This is not a call for chaos. It is a call to sustained, nonviolent, non-compliance, and complete reform.

We Create Everything—All Wealth Comes From Us.

Every dollar, every innovation, every tax, every piece of infrastructure, every single bit of value in this nation—comes from us the people.

Every cent of profit and GDP is produced by our labor.

Every tax dollar, individual, corporate, from the wealthiest to the poorest, is generated by us the people.
Every building, bridge, road, school, and hospital was built with our hands and our tax dollars.

Every life saved in a hospital is done by our nurses, our EMTs, our doctors, while insurance companies profit from denying care.
Every factory line, delivery route, restaurant meal, data center, power grid, and internet connection is maintained by our diligent labor.
Every technological and medical breakthrough that comes from our nation is a product of our scientists, our doctors, our engineers, our researchers—not from the overpaid executives or shareholders who claim all the credit and profit.

We build, produce, innovate, educate, heal, and defend this country. And yet, the people who do none of this labor hoard the wealth we generate. We are not living under capitalism—we are living under corporate feudalism. They take trillions of dollars from our labor, our taxes, our economy, and funnel it to a handful of a few ultra-wealthy shareholders and executives who contribute nothing but their insatiable greed.

This is not a free market. This is slavery with paperwork.

We are told to be grateful for crumbs, while billionaires stash untaxed gains in offshore accounts. We are told we must work harder, while CEO salaries have increased by 1,460% in the last few decades and wages have stagnated. We are told we cannot afford healthcare, education, housing, or childcare, yet somehow, we can afford billions in corporate bailouts, subsidies, tax breaks for the ultra wealthy, and endless war budgets.

Jeff Bezos has said many times that he wants every Amazon employee “to wake up terrified every day.” Let me rephrase: Jeff Bezos, who is worth over $200 billion, is proud of terrifying American citizens every single day just to make a little more money. Do you believe that your sons, daughters, and grandchildren deserve to spend their lives in terror for the incremental profit their fear brings to one man?

They feel entitled to extract every ounce of energy, value, humanity, innovation, creativity, time, and dignity for their personal profit. Leaving us to have little left to invest in ourselves, our families, and our communities. Discarded quarterly, like disposable husks.

This isn’t incompetence—it’s dehumanizing domination and theft.

We Are the Poor, Huddled Masses of the World

For generations, people have come to America from every corner of the globe, drawn by a promise of freedom, dignity, and opportunity.

Engraved on the Statue of Liberty, a symbol of this promise, are the words: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free…"

That is who we are. We are not just Americans—we are an ideal, we are the world gathered in one nation.

We are the descendants of natives, exiles, and revolutionaries, the children of refugees and immigrants, the inheritors of centuries of struggle. Many have given up everything, risked everything, crossing oceans, deserts, and warzones to seek a better life here.

Given this administration’s blatant disregard for centuries of American identity, I wouldn’t be surprised if they auctioned off Lady Liberty herself.

They tell us we must hate immigrants, yet we are all immigrants. They tell us we must fear foreigners, yet we are from every nation. They tell us we must conquer others, yet we are the very people they want us to conquer.

We are Native, African, Latino, Sikh, Palestinian, Chinese, Italian, Muslim, Jewish, Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, atheist, gay, straight, trans, soldiers, teachers, scientists, artists, builders, and caretakers. Our military is made up of people from all over the world—our neighbors, our coworkers, our friends.

Given how far our personal and professional networks span around the globe we cannot afford to continue acting like imperialists—bullying our allies, destabilizing other nations, exploiting resources through war—doing so is to simply attack ourselves abroad. We are no longer just a nation among nations—we are one of history’s greatest global crossroads of trade and culture.

We cannot afford to think like conquerors—we must lead through strength, prosperity, and dignity.

We Were Meant to Be a City Upon a Hill

America was meant to be a beacon of freedom, justice, and prosperity—a City Upon a Hill, where the world could look and see what a nation truly devoted to liberty and human dignity could achieve.

And we have failed to live up to that ideal.

We have stolen.

We have enslaved.

We have oppressed.

We have warred for profit.

We have corrupted.

We have let corporations poison the land, air, waters, and food supply.

We let children go hungry while billionaires send rockets into space for vanity.

We have preached democracy while propping up dictators.

We have promised equality while upholding injustice.

We have spoken of freedom while incarcerating millions, and many more in cages of poverty and debt.

Yet….

Yet through the blood sweat and tears of every generation, we have fought, struggled, and sacrificed to move closer to that promise.

America has never been perfect, but it has always been unfinished.

And now, it is our turn to push it forward.

To do so we must first shatter the illusion that we are powerless.

We must rise, not just in resistance, but in aspiration—to build the America that we were always meant to be.

We must break the cycle of corruption.

The City Upon a Hill is not a monument, but a mission. And we will not stop until we, the peoples from around the world, have built it.

We Have No Kings—Only Laws, and Laws Must Serve the People

America has no kings. We fought a revolution to ensure that no one man, no one family, no religion, or dynasty could rule over us. The foundation of our nation is not a throne, but the rule of law.

But what happens when the law itself is corrupted? What happens when the courts are bought, the politicians are owned, and the legal system is twisted to protect the powerful while punishing the powerless? What happens when the law no longer serves justice, but serves only as a weapon of oppression?

Then it is no longer law—it is tyranny. When the law becomes corrupted, when it ceases to be a force for justice, then only two types of people remain:

The corrupt, who wield it for their own gain.
The enslaved, who obey it out of fear.

We are neither.

A corrupt law is no law at all. A government that does not serve all of its people is no government at all. We owe no loyalty to the traitors who subvert our constitution. We owe no obedience to laws designed to keep us impoverished, indebted, divided, and controlled.

If the rule of law is broken, then it must be rebuilt—by us, for us, in service of true justice.

Tyrants Must Be Struck Down—For Freedom To Survive

The people have seen this before. The Ancient Greeks saw it when democracy was new, and they left us warnings, written in the blood of their own struggles against tyranny.

Plato, in The Republic, described exactly how tyranny is born:

"The people set up one man as their special champion. They nurture him and set him upon a great pedestal... Until, at last, he turns into a tyrant, enslaving those who once cheered him. Then, the people, if they still have any love for freedom, must rise up and strike him down." (Republic, Book VIII, 565c–566d)

That wisdom was written over 2000 years ago and still stands true to this day. The real question is do Americans still have any love for freedom left in their hearts?

What did our founding fathers have to say on the subject?

Americas Declaration of Independence says:
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new Government…" – The Declaration of Independence (1776).

Our entire nation was built upon the principle that the peoples rights always supersede a government who acts against its own people. Every citizen bears the responsibility to resist tyranny. When power is hoarded by the few at the expense of the many, it is not radical to demand change—it is our founding mandate.

A democracy that will not defend itself is a democracy that deserves to die. We must preserve our freedom. We must act as any rational and empathetic doctor or cowboy would act, minimizing harm by cutting out the disease so it does not continue to spread its destruction.

A corrupt tyrant is a disease, spreading rot through the nation. We are not here to beg. We are not here to plead. We are here to remove the corruption root and stem—not through negotiations, but through action.

The price of democracy is eternal vigilance, and when tyranny rises, it must be struck down, without hesitation, without mercy.

The Revolution Must Be Bloodless - A House Divided Against Itself Will Fall.

There are those in power who want us to turn against each other.

They manufacture division—racial, political, religious, geographic—because it keeps us weak and them untouchable. They want us to fight along party lines, state lines, racial, ethnic, cultural, and ideological divides—because while we fight amongst ourselves, they continue to extract wealth, rewrite or circumnavigate our laws, and cement their power.

We cannot afford to fight and kill each other. Every state in this union has Americans from every walk of life, every faith, every ideology, and every background. To turn on each other will lead to neighbor against neighbor, friend against friend, and family against family.

If America falls into civil war, it will not only be the rich who die. It will be us. It will be our cities, our neighborhoods, our livelihoods. It will not be corporate executives fighting and dying on the frontlines—it will be our friends and co-workers, our sons and our daughters, our brothers and our sisters.

Our foreign adversaries will not mourn us—they will take advantage of our collapse. And while we tear each other apart, the very people who engineered this crisis will be hiding in bunkers, on private islands, and on yachts, watching us die for their sins.

We cannot afford a civil war.

We cannot afford division on needing a new and more effective government.

We cannot afford to destroy ourselves election by election waiting for the corruption to correct itself.

We need to transform this treasonous government and its corporate puppet masters back into a government for the people.

Any Individual Can Bring the Machine to a Halt

With modern technology, a single person, a small group, or a coordinated network can bring this entire meat grinder of a system to a halt without ever firing a shot.

Anybody can leak emails, recordings, or documents exposing the corruption, predation, and abuse of power within corporations, courts, and government offices.

Engineers and architects can design exploits into every major digital and physical infrastructure, inserting pressure points that can cripple systems.

Anyone with spare tires and a gallon of gasoline can grind traffic in an entire state to a standstill, shutting down highways, ports, and supply chains.
Teachers can refuse to teach dogma and propaganda, and instead, teach only the objective truth, dismantling the lies from within.
Athletes, actors, and celebrities can use their platforms to boost voices that have been silenced, refusing to be the entertainment that distracts the masses.

Artists can paint the corruptors' nightly coitus rituals in murals across city skylines, turning public spaces into resistance symbols.
Hackers and digital warriors can expose offshore accounts, corruption, tax fraud, hidden deals, and political betrayals in real time, leaking the truth faster than they can bury it.
Workers can revoke their labor—not just by striking, but by choosing to act in defiance in every interaction with the system that seeks to oppress them.

Every American has opportunities, every day, to exert their freedom against tyranny. Not just by refusing to comply, but by applying creativity and free spirit against those who feel entitled to own and extract from us.

They cannot fire missiles at dissenting workers. They cannot imprison every teacher who refuses to teach lies. They cannot coerce our health care providers from helping their patients find their ways around insurance and prescription costs.

They cannot pass or enforce laws fast enough to stop an entire country from choosing defiance.

They want us to believe that we are powerless. They want us to believe that we need to beg, vote, negotiate, or wait for another election cycle for real change. But the power to for civil disobedience is something our country was founded upon and it cannot be stripped from us.

There is no island far enough, no skyscraper tall enough, no gated community secure enough, or yacht remote enough, to escape the American Majority seeking its justice.

A New American Contract

The government’s power is borrowed from the people—and we are revoking our consent to be ruled by a corrupt, unaccountable, authoritarian elite. If they refuse to return power to the people, we will take it back by sheer force of collective will.

We are the workers, the teachers, the soldiers, the artists, the healers, the builders, the innovators, the dreamers, the very lifeblood of this country. We are America. Not the billionaires. Not the politicians. Us.

We will not wait. We will not cower. We will progress.

The American Majority's Grievances

A new era of American governance must begin. This country will no longer be ruled by corporate corruption, billionaire oligarchs, and a political elite that serves only themselves. Below is a list of grievances from the American people.

Political Grievances

Corruption of Democracy: The U.S. government functions as an oligarchy rather than a democracy, with both parties serving corporate interests over the people.
Failure of Representation: Elected officials do not reflect the will of the majority on major issues such as border security, healthcare, wages, and foreign policy.
Gerrymandering & Voter Suppression: The electoral system is manipulated to ensure continued elite control.
Dark Money & Lobbying: Corporations and billionaires buy elections and dictate policy, while ordinary citizens have little real influence.
Judicial Corruption: The Supreme Court and lower courts are compromised, serving elite interests instead of upholding justice.
Monopoly Power in Politics: A two-party system forces voters into a false dichotomy, preventing real change.

Economic Grievances

Extreme Wealth Inequality: The working class produces all wealth, yet a handful of elites hoard the majority.
Corporate Feudalism: The economy is structured to extract labor value while keeping workers in debt and insecurity.
Stagnant Wages vs. Corporate Profits: CEO pay has skyrocketed while wages have stagnated for decades.
Cost of Living Crisis: Housing, healthcare, and education costs are unaffordable while corporations receive tax breaks.
Debt as Economic Control: National, student, and medical debt function as financial servitude.
Offshoring of Profits & Jobs: Corporations evade taxes while moving jobs overseas, hollowing out domestic industry.
Worker Exploitation & Wage Theft: Companies maximize shareholder profit at the direct expense of the well-being of employees.

Social & Human Rights Grievances

Healthcare as a Corporate Racket: Insurance companies profit by denying care, and medical bankruptcy is common.
Lack of Livable Wages & Basic Protections: Full-time workers struggle to afford basic necessities.
Criminalization of Poverty: Homelessness and poverty are treated as crimes instead of systemic failures.
Weaponization of Education: Student debt cripples generations, and education is politicized rather than fact-based.
Mass Surveillance & Privacy Violations: Tech and government agencies exploit and sell our personal data for control and profit.
Racial & Social Inequities: Marginalized groups face systemic discrimination, and justice is selectively applied.
Women's Rights & Bodily Autonomy: Abortion and healthcare rights are under attack by religious and corporate interests.
Minority Rights Dwindling: Growing political attacks decrease our personal freedoms, opportunity, and dignity.

Labor & Workforce Grievances

Corporate Ownership of Government: Policy decisions are dictated by economic elites rather than the needs of workers.
Union Suppression & Anti-Labor Policies: Corporations and governments try to prevent worker organization.
Hostile Work Environments: Workplace surveillance, gig economy instability, and forced overtime strip workers of health, stability, and dignity.
Elimination of Worker Benefits: Retirement security, pensions, and paid leave have been systematically eroded.
Housing & Rent Exploitation: Corporate landlords artificially inflate housing prices while accumulating mass real estate holdings.
Stock Buybacks & Corporate Greed: CEOs prioritize personal profits over investing in employees or innovation.

International & Imperialist Grievances

Endless Wars for Corporate Profit: The military-industrial complex manufactures conflicts to sustain itself.
U.S. Support for Authoritarian Regimes: The government funds and supports dictatorships while preaching democracy.
Weaponization of Foreign Policy: Trade wars, economic manipulations, and aggressive rhetoric serve as tools to destabilize.
Climate Destruction by Corporations: Environmental devastation is driven by unregulated corporate greed.
Humanitarian Hypocrisy: The U.S. claims moral superiority while committing or supporting war crimes and ignoring global suffering.
Failure to Build Global Cooperation: The U.S. prioritizes short-term dominance over long-term stability and peace.
Corporate Control of Global Food & Medicine: Monopolies drive up costs and restrict access to essential resources worldwide.

Legal & Law Enforcement Grievances

Mass Incarceration for Profit: Privatized prisons ensure a steady flow of imprisoned individuals, disproportionately targeting the poor and minorities.
Police Militarization & Overreach: Law enforcement is trained for war, treating civilians as enemy combatants.
Two-Tiered Justice System: The wealthy evade consequences while the poor face the harshest penalties.
Legislative Gridlock & Corporate-Controlled Courts: Laws that benefit the people are systematically blocked or reversed.
State Surveillance & Political Repression: Whistleblowers, activists, and journalists face persecution.
Erosion of Free Speech & Press Freedom: Corporate and government censorship distort public discourse.

Technological & Digital Grievances

Big Tech as a Social Manipulation Machine: Algorithms are designed to maximize addiction, disinformation, and polarization.
Unchecked Data Exploitation: User data is sold without consent, leading to mass surveillance capitalism.
Children as a Target Market for Exploitation: Social media and digital platforms psychologically manipulate young users.
AI & Automation Without Worker Protections: Job automation increases profits for elites while leaving workers without safety nets.
Corporate Influence Over Public Discourse: Platforms manipulate speech, visibility, and content moderation for profit.
Monopolization of Digital Infrastructure: A few companies control essential online services, limiting competition and innovation.

These are not extreme demands; these are basic expectations of a government that claims to be a leading western democracy. Especially one that claims to be a government of the people, by the people, and for the people.

The American Majority’s Expectations From our Institutions

1. To Law Enforcement Officers

Message: You swore an oath to protect and serve the people, not corporate interests or corrupt politicians. The American people are not your enemies—we are your families, friends, and communities. The justice system has been corrupted, and we need your help to ensure a peaceful and lawful transition to a government that truly serves the people.

What We Expect:

Uphold your duty to protect civilians, not suppress them.
Enforce real laws, not those weaponized by corrupt leadership.

Recognize that corporate-backed private security is not law enforcement and should not be above accountability.

To-Do List:

Refuse to enforce unconstitutional crackdowns on peaceful protest and dissent.
Protect the public from looting, violence, and bad actors trying to create chaos.
Hold fellow officers accountable—no more covering for corruption or abuse.
Ensure that essential services, emergency response, and community safety continue uninterrupted.

2. To Military Personnel & National Guard

Message: You are the defenders of this nation, not enforcers of tyranny. The American people are not your enemies—we are the reason you serve. Do not allow yourselves to be used as a weapon against your own countrymen. You have the ability to ensure stability while also refusing unjust orders.

What We Expect:

You will protect America from foreign threats, not be used against peaceful civilians.
You will not allow corrupt officials to use the military for personal power grabs.
You will ensure that critical infrastructure remains operational and that no chaos threatens public safety.

To-Do List:

Refuse any orders to deploy against peaceful American citizens or our long time international allies.
Protect public utilities, energy grids, and communication networks from sabotage.
Defend against any attempt by foreign adversaries to take advantage of instability.
Ensure that no private paramilitary forces attempt to replace law enforcement.

3. To Intelligence Agencies (CIA, FBI, NSA, Cyber Command)

Message: Your obligation is to protect the nation from internal and external threats—not to serve corporate oligarchs or suppress democratic movements. The American people demand that you uphold your allegiance to the people, not the political elite.

What We Expect:

Redirect your focus to real threats—cybersecurity, foreign interference, and financial corruption.
Do not allow yourselves to be used to spy on or suppress legitimate dissent.
Support and protect whistleblowers who expose corruption.

To-Do List:

Expose and prevent foreign interference and economic sabotage.
Investigate corporate and political corruption at the highest levels.
Protect whistleblowers who reveal misconduct and abuses of power.
Ensure the integrity of digital infrastructure and prevent mass disinformation campaigns.

4. To Judges & The Court System

Message: The judiciary exists to uphold justice, not to serve the wealthy and powerful. The American people have lost trust in the courts because they have been used to shield corruption and suppress the weak. You have a duty to restore fairness and enforce the rule of law equitably.

What We Expect:

No more favoring the elite and corporations over citizens.
Courts must be a check on power, not a tool of oppression.
Corrupt judges must be held accountable and removed.

To-Do List:

Ensure that protesters and dissenters are not criminalized for lawful activism.
Refuse to enforce laws that are unconstitutional or blatantly unjust.
Hold corrupt officials and corporate criminals accountable.
Publicly denounce any political pressure to manipulate the courts.

5. To the Financial Sector & Federal Reserve

Message: You hold the keys to economic stability, and you have profited from a corrupt system for too long. If you act against the people, we will hold you accountable. If you act in good faith, you will be protected. Choose wisely.

What We Expect:

Do not manipulate the markets to create economic panic or extort the public.
Prevent capital flight and ensure financial stability during the transition.
Stop enabling billionaires and corporations to hide wealth offshore.

To-Do List:

Ensure banking and payment systems remain operational—no economic sabotage.
Prevent capital flight—halt billionaires from moving assets to offshore accounts.
Block market manipulation by corporate elites seeking to exploit instability.
Assist in recovering stolen public wealth through fair taxation and financial oversight.

6. To the Media & Journalists

Message: You are either the watchdog of democracy or the mouthpiece of the elite. The people demand truth, not corporate propaganda. Stand with us, and history will remember you as heroes. Collude with corruption, and you will be exposed.

What We Expect:

Stop amplifying state and corporate disinformation.
Give equal coverage to the voices of the people, not just political elites.
Expose corruption and injustices, no matter where they are found.

To-Do List:

Refuse to spread misinformation or propaganda that stokes division.
Investigate and expose corporate and government corruption.
Provide a platform for whistleblowers and reform advocates.
Hold both political parties accountable—no more favoritism or false balance.

7. To Foreign Allies & International Partners

Message: America is undergoing a transition, but we are not abandoning our allies. We seek a stronger, more just America that works with the world—not against it. We ask for your diplomatic support as we reform our broken system.

What We Expect:

Do not interfere negatively—no funding of opposition groups or corporate interests.
Recognize that a just, democratic America benefits the world.
Assist in ensuring stability during the transition.

To-Do List:

Respect American sovereignty and do not intervene to prop up corporate interests.
Continue diplomatic and economic relations while we stabilize our system.
Collaborate on mutual goals—climate change, trade reform, and global security.
Expose and denounce any bad actors attempting to undermine democratic reform.

8. To Healthcare Professionals (Doctors, Nurses, Paramedics, Caregivers, Mental Health Workers, Public Health Officials, etc.)

Message: You have dedicated your lives to healing, but the system you work under prioritizes profits over patient well-being. Insurance companies, pharmaceutical corporations, and for-profit hospital executives have exploited both you and your patients. We recognize your sacrifices, and we ask for your help in ensuring no one is denied care because of corporate greed.

What We Expect:

You will continue to provide care based on medical necessity, not insurance approval.
You will not allow corporate policies to dictate life-or-death decisions.
You will support the transition toward a universal, publicly-funded healthcare system.

To-Do List:

Refuse to deny life-saving treatments due to insurance bureaucracy or financial status.
Expose corruption within hospital administration, Big Pharma, and insurance companies.
Prioritize mental health support—acknowledge and treat the collective trauma of economic and social instability.
Support policy efforts to replace corporate-run healthcare with a system that puts patients first.

9. To Workers in Critical Infrastructure (Utility Workers, Engineers, IT Specialists, Transportation & Logistics, Energy Workers, Food Supply & Agriculture, Emergency Services, etc.)

Message:
Your work keeps the country running. Without you, there is no power, no clean water, no food supply, no functioning transportation or communication. The corporate elite take you for granted, exploiting your labor while hoarding your profits. We need you now more than ever to ensure that America remains stable during this transition.

What We Expect:

You will ensure that no one suffers from artificial shortages or infrastructure sabotage.
You will refuse to be used as leverage by corporations seeking to maintain control.
You will continue operating essential services for the benefit of the people, not just corporate profits.

To-Do List:

Refuse to shut down critical services due to corporate orders—utilities and food supply must remain operational.
Report and resist any corporate efforts to artificially create scarcity or manipulate markets.
Ensure cybersecurity measures protect public utilities from sabotage or exploitation.
Support worker-led initiatives to bring essential industries under public oversight rather than corporate monopolies.

10. To Current Politicians and Political Parties (Elected Officials, Candidates, Party Leadership, and Political Operatives)

Message: Your credibility is gone. Both major parties have failed the American people, selling out to corporate donors, lobbyists, and personal ambition. You have treated public service as a career path rather than a duty. You have made performative gestures while allowing corruption, inequality, and corporate rule to fester. The people no longer trust you—and for good reason.

You have one respectable option remaining, realign yourself to the reality of the majority and fight for the people.

What We Expect:

Acknowledge your failures and correct them immediately. This means no more hollow rhetoric, no more partisan theatrics—only direct action and results.
End corporate control over government. If you cannot serve without taking money from billionaires and corporations, step down.
Commit to deep systemic reforms. The people demand real structural change, not incrementalism designed to maintain your power.

To-Do List:

Publicly reject all corporate and dark money donations, PAC influence, and billionaire donors. If you do not, you are part of the problem and will be held accountable.
Push for and pass legislation that guarantees a living wage, universal healthcare, housing, and corporate accountability. If you fail to act, we will replace you.
Enact political transparency laws: ban lobbying loopholes, close tax havens, and eliminate lifetime political careers with term limits.
Defend democratic processes—not as a partisan tool, but as an American principle. End gerrymandering, voter suppression, and rigged primaries.

11. To Donald Trump and the Oligarchs: Your Time Is Up

Donald, you have spent years fanning the flames of division, siphoning wealth from the people, and turning democracy into a hollowed-out spectacle of corruption and self-service. You are not a champion of the working class—you are their greatest betrayer. You have looted this nation for personal gain, sold out its faithful allies, waged disinformation wars against our public, and set American against American, all while positioning yourself as our “leaders”.

What We Expect:

Step down immediately and submit to fair and transparent court proceedings for treason and corruption. Your actions—both in and out of office—have undermined democracy, national security, and the rule of law. If you believe in due process, then face it.
Surrender your financial records and offshore assets. The American people deserve to see the full extent of your theft, tax evasion, and foreign entanglements. No more hiding behind bureaucracy and legal games.
Dismantle your corporate and media propaganda networks. Your disinformation machine has poisoned the minds of millions and turned fellow citizens against one another. This must end.
Call off your cronies and enablers. You have propped up a network of corrupt officials, lobbyists, and extremists who thrive on chaos and division. If you claim to care about America, order them to stand down.
Leave America’s future to the people. You have no rightful place in its governance. Step aside and let those who believe in democracy and the spirit of the law to rebuild what you have tried to destroy.

You were given power, and you abused it. You were entrusted with a nation, and you used it as a personal ATM. You have betrayed your country at every turn.

12. To the American People: The Future Is Ours to Build

My fellow Americans,

For too long, we have been told we are powerless. That we must accept the greed of the few at the cost of the many. That corruption, exploitation, and endless struggle are simply the way of the world. That justice is a fairy tale, and fairness is a fantasy, that in order for you to win your neighbor must lose.

That is a lie.

Every right we have ever had was won—not given. Every moment of progress was fought for—not handed down. The rich and powerful have never willingly shared our profits. The people took it. And every time we have risen to demand a better future, they have called us radicals, criminals, and revolutionaries.

So be it.

We, the American people, are not asking for change. We are demanding it.

This is not about Left or Right, blue or red, North or South. It is about the vast and diverse majority who have built this nation while a handful have systematically looted it.

This is our country, and it is time to remind those that have forgotten.

Land Of The Free, Home Of The Brave.

This country was founded on the notion that government’s power is borrowed from the people and should only be used in service of the people. Given that our lent government authority is not being used in our short or long-term interests, we are revoking our consent to be ruled by a corrupt, unaccountable, authoritarian elite. If they refuse to return power to the people immediately, then we will take it back by sheer force of collective will.

We are the very lifeblood of this country, we are America.

We will not kneel.

We will not beg.

We will not negotiate.

The Bloodless American Revolution begins now.