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Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Birthday Message and Update

     The following post was published to Facebook on the evening of February 24th, 2021, to commemorate my 34th birthday. 






     Hi everyone, and thanks so much for all the birthday wishes!


     As you all know, it's been a difficult year, for personal, economic, and health reasons. I just wanted to wish you all well, especially those of you who lost family members in the last year, as did I.

     I also wanted to let you know what I'll be up to in the coming year.


     I've now made 640 posts on my blog the Aquarian Agrarian, and the number of posts about child abuse and government child trafficking conspiracy theories has now reached 140. I will be creating a new blog called "PizzaFake or PizzaFact" with those articles, as a way to try to sort out, once and for all, which theories are real and which ones are bullshit.

     I will also be running for U.S. House and/or Illinois State Assembly in 2022.


     Additionally, soon I will come out with an article about nutrition, summarizing the research I collected in the last year, about coronavirus-related health and nutrition tips, plus other tips about why plant-based diets are beneficial. Spoiler alert: We might be eating a lot more actual shit, and bugs, and pus, than we think we are.

     Remember to drink Kombucha if you suspect you could develop cancer. Drink more water than anything else. Eat at least some green vegetables every day. Also, quinine (found in tonic water) breaks down into hydroxychloroquine. That is not the same thing as hydroxychloroquine sulfate (the Covid-19 medication), but it couldn't hurt to have some HCQ in your system. It reduces the chances of you getting malaria, anyway (until you develop a tolerance, that is).


     One last thought: The federal government has no authority to regulate health, aside from enforcing patents on medications and invented medical technologies (but not for as long as they're currently enforcing them). The discussion around coronavirus needs to expand beyond just "masks and vaccines". We need to be talking about:

     1) why the states with the highest infection rates also have the highest population density, and what can be done to reduce population density in those places;

     2) whether physical distancing in public might actually be more important than wearing masks;

     3) the fact that complying with a public mask mandate, effectively makes a "private" business no longer public;

     and 4) whether people who have already had Covid-19 should take the vaccine, and why or why not.


     We cannot go on thinking that what is private and what is public can be blurred together all the time - on health matters, on security matters, on civil rights matters - and think that we will be able to come up with a solution, and still talk to each other. We will not even be using the same words to refer to the same things!

     We cannot go on thinking that the federal government will swoop in and solve this problem, when the federal government doesn't have the authority to do most of the things it's talking about doing. Anthony Fauci's position, for example, is unconstitutional; he's basically a "czar", who should be regarded as having no real power, but we have declined to abolish his position. What the federal government is doing can easily be invalidated, overturned, ruled unconstitutional, made ineffective in certain states, etc.. So whether you like what it's doing or not, its authority is phony and/or temporary, and that's not good strategy.

     Also the federal government and the cities and the Democratic Party are all working in the interest of the most densely populated areas, so they're not likely to actually do anything about this problem. They work for the masses, and they therefore have no incentive to disperse the masses peacefully. That would require letting people own their own homes and work from home, which would fuck with zoning laws. But people know that is the direction we have to go.

     Leave each other in peace, in our own homes. For freedom and health.





    Post-Script:

     My YouTube channel JoeKopsick4Congress has been deleted, either for exposing President Biden's pedophilia, or for informing the public about Covid-19.
     I have archived the videos. They will be available at future date which is to be determined.
     I am working on a website called joekopsick.com. I will announce on this blog when that website, and my Pizzagate blog, are finished.




Written, and First Published (to Facebook), on February 24th, 2021

Published to the Aquarian Agrarian on February 25th, 2021

Post-Script Written on February 27th, 2021

Sunday, April 20, 2014

Economic Policies for 2012 U.S. House Candidacy


The Federal Budget
   Balance the budget as soon as possible by reducing military expenditures not essential to our self-defense, abolishing unconstitutional and unsustainable bureaucracies, and enacting balanced-budget legislation.

The Monetary System
   Audit the Federal Reserve annually, permit the production of alternative and competing currencies by individual and private actors as well as local governments, and allow interest rates to be set by the market.

The Tax Code
   Abolish the Internal Revenue Service, repeal all legislation permitting taxation by the federal government (with the exception of import duties and fees), urge the states to repeal their tax legislation, and urge local government to enact taxes on the creation of income disparity.

The Banking Industry
   Support legislation to prohibit affiliation between insured depository institutions and investment banks or securities firms, and strengthen the effects of the Dodd-Frank Act by improving transparency in the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Government-Sponsored Enterprise
   Promote the general welfare over special interests by ending all subsidization, bailouts, restructuring, chartering, and contracting of businesses by the federal government; and urge the governments of the states to do the same.

Consumer Protection
   Abolish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and permit its re-establishment only under conditions of proper ratification of an amendment authorizing its existence and full congressional oversight.

Campaigns and Elections
   Diminish the influence of special interests such as businesses, unions, PACs, and lobbyists on elections by restoring limited government which promotes the general welfare; and restore privity and competition to the electoral system through open-ballot reforms.

Domestic Capital
   Facilitate an influx of foreign and domestic capital investment by reducing and abolishing tariffs (with the exception of importation duties and fees) and federal taxes on all forms of income and investment.

Interstate Commerce
   Reduce the role of the Department of Commerce to permit federal intervention only when states enact tariffs; monopolies, monopsonies, or outright bans on the provision of goods or services; and end welfare and subsidies to large and small businesses alike.

Agriculture
   Phase out and abolish the USDA, eventually eliminating $145 billion from the current annual federal budget. Urge the state and local governments; unions; charity, religious, non-governmental consumer-advocacy and consumer-safety organizations; and private enterprises to increase their provision of USDA-type services and benefits during the process of transition away from the current system of centralized federal regulation of the provision of agriculture, natural resources management, rural development, nutrition, and food safety services.

Transportation
   Abolish the Department of Transportation, allow state and local governments to take up the administration of its functions, allow the privatization of Amtrak, and support the transition of the functions of the T.S.A. to private and local-government agencies.

Energy
   Abolish the Department of Energy, allow state and local governments to take up the administration of its functions, and advocate for local governments to have the primary role in making decisions regarding exploration for energy sources.

Global Trade
   End U.S. Membership in the W.T.O. and N.A.F.T.A., allow the reduction of tariffs on foreign goods and services independently of those agencies, and facilitate compromise between freedom and fairness of trade based on the subjective values of foreign sovereigns.



Written in January 2012
Originally published January 18th, 2012
Text originally appeared at http://dontvoteforjoe.wix.com/2012






For more entries on banking, the treasury, currency, inflation, and business, please visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2014/05/response-to-campaign-for-liberty.html

For more entries on budgets, finance, debt, and the bailouts, please visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2014/05/debt-and-federal-budget.html

For more entries on commerce, please visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2014/04/notes-on-obamacares-unconstitutionality.html

For more entries on consumers' issues, please visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2010/10/enlightened-catallaxy-reciprocally.html

For more entries on energy and natural resources, please visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2010/10/case-examination-of-policy-for-natural.html

For more entries on taxation, please visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2014/05/tax-cuts.html

For more entries on theory of government, please visit:
http://www.aquarianagrarian.blogspot.com/2014/05/the-general-welfare-clause.html

For more entries on free trade, fair trade, the balance of trade, and protectionism, please visit:

Links to Documentaries About Covid-19, Vaccine Hesitancy, A.Z.T., and Terrain Theory vs. Germ Theory

      Below is a list of links to documentaries regarding various topics related to Covid-19.      Topics addressed in these documentaries i...