Sorry for this, but I have to dip into politics for this article. Actually, I won't apologize for that. I love discussing politics. I find it confusing at times that people weigh in on issues and judge the positions of public servants when they couldn't handle the weight of making certain decisions themselves.
One bad call seen on their feed, and the few people that are on the extreme ends of either side go up into an uproar. If they were put into a role of making that call, their soul would be crushed under the pressure, ownership, and accountability of making decisions that can impact millions of people. Things are a bit more socially calm now, so I hope that this realization has a soft landing for those that lost the fact that being able to operate on those levels has an immense impact on anyone attempting to do so.
What You Actually Know About Public Servants
There is a lot going on in politics and on the world stage as of late. I have my political opinions just as everyone does, and truthfully, it is sometimes difficult to find people to have a hearty conversation with on this topic. I have stated before that I chose to vote for and support our current President, Donald J. Trump. I will also be the first to say that I have never met him physically, so I cannot speak for his character, or his personality, or his thought process. And neither can anyone that is just seeing the slop that they feed the public on the news.
It is hard to admit for some, but you have been influenced by a heavily processed image of what is happening every day. So I would hope that most reasonable people understand that supporting the direction of the current Commander In Chief doesn't mean that one agrees with every call, or even likes the person. Because you do not know him as a person. You are drip fed heavily processed and distorted images of his decisions for the purpose of leading your mindset into a specific direction. Politics shouldn't be personal, and if one is to operate in those fields, one should remember that. Just remembering that can save so much social impact.
"You are drip fed heavily processed and distorted images of decisions for the purpose of leading your mindset into a specific direction."
So Much Has Happened
If you back track politics in the news cycle in the past few months, SO MUCH HAS HAPPENED. Multiple conflicts and wars have ended, the financial systems were given an audit, pressure and leverage have been used as the positive tool that they are supposed to be in politics, and a mindset of good positive values is slowly being built back into the foundation of our society. These are ALL very positive things.
And yes, there are still things happening that some disagree with. Some of these conflicts and other issues are used to keep the people distracted so the big kids on the Language of Zion can actually get the work done. But before one decides to get upset or politically charged, I ask a very simple question — when in modern history has this not been the case? It is not new. Because the world doesn't stop. We hear about the issues that are completed, and then more stuff happens. People have opinions, societies get a bit shook, then it calms down. Break the damn cycle.
The politicians that are actually there to work — let them work. Good or bad, it will be better than if people are in those positions not doing anything. And for those that are upset about whatever is going on, break your own cycle of having your emotions and thoughts driven by our public servants. Maybe install a self governing body within your own mindset and try it out on a micro scale before you get all up in arms about some of the consequences that happen when it is applied on a macro scale.
"Break your own cycle of having your emotions and thoughts driven by our public servants."
The Root of the American Dream
The fact that people have different opinions is beautiful. It is remarkably important for the continued growth of humanity. But it is when we get so blinded by our own opinions, when we try to shut down the conversation, when we assume we are more valid in our expression than anyone else — that is when conflict and collapse happens. We literally have thousands of years of history to draw examples from on this. We can take those blocks and build something great.
If someone's thoughts can incite any form of aggression or conflict from you, then they have an amount of control over you. And you gave them that control. It is a hard truth. But people have to remember that being sovereign, governing yourself, owning your own soul — that is the root of the American dream. And in recent times, the extremists on either side have lost that remembrance.
I don't play the sides game. A nation is likened to a ship or a craft. It needs to be navigated through time and instance. Sometimes we need to veer right, sometimes we need to veer left, up, down, forward and backward — it is all navigation when you are looking at how the total body is moving. I personally think that many people need to remember this. Maybe widening your scope at times allows a certain sight, and often humbleness on how things work.
"Being sovereign, governing yourself, owning your own soul — that is the root of the American dream."
I want to thank the current administration for how they are handling the situation in Iran, and some of the other global issues that they are dealing with. Thank you for hearing the call, thank you for interpreting it to the best of your ability. I would absolutely love to physically connect and meet these people face to face — and who knows, one day I may. But for now, I will just humbly ask that they keep fighting for the progression of the United States of America, and of the world.
Thank you all for checking in.
Randy Evans · March 23, 2026