I am passing on the comments below from another good conspiracy theorist about what (President-elect Donald) Trump should do and, more importantly, what WE THE PEOPLE should do if he fails, which, at this early stage, I believe, is more likely than not. 

But you (we the people) have to follow through this time, demanding that Trump and the rest deliver on their promises. 

When he and his new Health Czar RFK Jr. and Congress refuse to prosecute (Anthony) Fauci (former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious), saying we have to let bygones be bygones, you have to raise hell. 

When he forgets to clean up all the conflicts of interest at FDA, CDC, NIH and all the other regulatory agencies, you have to raise hell. 

When he lets Pfizer slide for mass murder, you have to raise hell. 

When he continues to send money and arms to Israel, you have to raise hell. 

When he continues to snorkel up the behinds of Goldman Sachs and the CIA and the Fed and WHO and WEF and the World Bank, you have to raise hell. 

When he comes for your son or daughter for his new war, tell him to eat hraka.*”

We cannot rest now if nearly 48 percent of America almost succeeded in electing a Democratic ticket to run our nation that thinks it’s OK to burn down police precincts and confuse children about their biological sex so severely they want to surgically dismantle themselves against their adult parents’ better judgment.   

Of course, it is possible that the Mockingbird CIA and other Deep State organizations faked high that 48 percent tally, with ongoing electoral meddling.

I would like to think that’s the case, otherwise there is not a lot of hope for humanity, regardless of one’s religion or moral sensibility. 

Stay cognizant and angry towards our enemies.  

It’s not “Kumbaya” time!

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following letter was submitted to the Daily Planet for publication before President-elect Donald Trump announced that his nominee for Senate majority leader will be John Thune.

Voters urged to reach out to N.C. senators on majority leader choice

The upcoming selection of the senate majority leader is of tremendous importance for voters across North Carolina and the country. 

This decision has the potential to shape the legislative priorities of the coming years. 

Many voters want to know where our state senators, Thom Tillis and Ted Budd, stand in this selection process, especially as it relates to issues like gun rights, which may not be the top priority for every citizen but certainly remains significant for many.

Some leading contenders for the role, Senators John Cornyn and Rick Scott, both have records on gun control that may not align with the values of moderate and conservative citizens who cherish their Second Amendment rights. 

As constituents, we deserve to know whether our senators back these candidates, or if they are leaning toward others — and why.

I encourage fellow North Carolinians to reach out to Senators Tillis and Budd. We need answers on where they stand and what criteria they are using in supporting a candidate for majority leader. 

Only by staying informed and engaged can we ensure that our representatives are truly reflecting the priorities of their voters.