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This email discusses the author's belief that the United States is systematically exterminating its citizens, and that democracy has been lost. The author had a conversation with a friend, a retired police officer who served in Vietnam, about the number of unarmed civilians killed by their governments between 1900 and 2000. The friend asked how many of those were from the US, and the author realized they couldn't answer the question, so they looked it up. They found that according to political scientist R. J. Rummel, the US and other democracies did not kill their civilians like dictatorships did.

The author then realized that the US is being systematically exterminated, something they believe did not happen between 1900 and 2000. They believe that the US is no longer a democracy, and that the presidency is just a "hood ornament" for the deep state. They question whether the US has a real democracy and wonder if voting machines are still being used. The author also questions the recent presence of an army in the US, wondering if the country has been occupied. They believe that the US is no longer owned by its citizens or even the government, but by the corporate deep state.

The author concludes by suggesting that anarchy may be the only thing left when everything is over, and that real freedom may require strong and flexible men and women.

In Spanish:

Este correo electrónico discute la creencia del autor de que los Estados Unidos están exterminando sistemáticamente a sus ciudadanos, y que se ha perdido la democracia. El autor tuvo una conversación con un amigo, un policía retirado que sirvió en Vietnam, sobre la cantidad de civiles desarmados asesinados por sus gobiernos entre los años 1900 y 2000. El amigo preguntó cuántos de esos eran de EE. UU., y el autor se dio cuenta de que no podía responder la pregunta, por lo que la buscó. Encontraron que, según el politólogo R. J. Rummel, EE. UU. y otras democracias no asesinaron a sus civiles como lo hicieron las dictaduras.

Entonces el autor se dio cuenta de que EE. UU. está siendo exterminado sistemáticamente, algo que creen que no sucedió entre 1900 y 2000. Creen que EE. UU. ya no es una democracia, y que la presidencia es solo un "adorno de capó" para el estado profundo. Cuestionan si EE. UU. tiene una democracia real y se preguntan si todavía se están utilizando máquinas de votación. El autor también cuestiona la reciente presencia de un ejército en los EE. UU. y se pregunta si el país ha sido ocupado. Creen que EE. UU. ya no es propiedad de sus ciudadanos ni siquiera del gobierno, sino del estado corporativo profundo.

El autor concluye sugiriendo que la anarquía puede ser lo único que queda cuando todo termine, y que la libertad real puede requerir hombres y mujeres fuertes y flexibles.

Friends,

I have this friend, He's an asshole and a democrat, but he's an important part of my inner family. Yeah, a Cop too, damn-it... now retired.

So he gets FuzzNews and busts my balls every chance he gets. But you know, Shit Head's a good friend, (let's call him Poop Head out of respect), we've ridden and raced motorcycles all our lives. Yeah and we play with guns, been there and done that. He's a Vietnam Combat VET... and a stand up guy. 

So we talk about the election, the players and the news. ... and he has to listen to me because I'm faster and older then him. So we talk about all this stuff that, like a steaming engine under the hood...that just quit running... we wanna know Why!

So I'm going on about how many unarmed citizens were intentionally killed by their own governments between the year 1900 and the year 2000.