18/09/2025
Don’t normally write or share this here.
But someday I am gonna open my mouth band so videos even if a few view and see and it helps or inspires.
Just had so much trauma and drama happen! It’s impossible atm! Time and health concerns… obstacles… issues…! Not enough time for this… no one deserves my stress ! overwhelm me!
I have some important things to say.
To whoever is listening or hearing.
Share this and share your opinions
It’s one of many things that infuriates me /
It’s on my mind and important to say.
I’ve been involved with stars / theories / debates / MPs…
I’ve even been to Houses of Parliament as I was invited.
Events.
Seen the world.
Scammed.
The way the goverment runs.
And companies so many incompetent for sure fact!
Should sue them all! Hard work!
Far right and left old fashioned incoherent ways and rules wasting our valuable precious time
Infuriates me so foolish! No value.
No experience!
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The Silent Debate: Why the Government and the Elite Cannot Speak for Us
The government, for all its grandeur and ceremony, remains hopelessly detached from the lives of the very people it claims to represent. How can politicians debate the complexities of hardship, addiction, and survival when they have never tasted the bitterness of such realities? Unless one has walked the path of poverty, battled the demons of addiction, or carried the weight of trauma, their words ring hollow—mere rhetoric in an echo chamber of privilege.
Those in power are untrustworthy, bound by corruption, secrecy, and agendas concealed from the public eye. War intentions cloaked in diplomacy, the truth about UFOs buried in classified files, the real impact of climate change filtered through political convenience—these are not matters of transparency but of manipulation.
Celebrities and the wealthy fare no better. They thrive on the adoration of the public but rarely give back in a meaningful way. Not because they cannot, but because to do so would set a precedent, and greed outweighs generosity. They are rich because of us. The public funds their lavish lifestyles, whether through taxes, television licenses, advertising, or simply by buying into the dream they sell. Yet when the ordinary person cries out for recognition or relief, the silence is deafening.
And what of the extraordinary talents that lie hidden among the excluded? People with profound creativity, resilience, and empathy—those who, despite trauma, illness, or complex struggles, continue to shine for others. They heal, inspire, and carry burdens silently. Yet they are ignored on social media, dismissed by institutions, and overlooked by systems built only to reward wealth and status.
How can one be called a miracle, a beacon of courage and beauty, and yet feel scapegoated and sidelined? How can people with the highest potential be so systematically silenced? The answer is uncomfortable: because those in power fear disruption. They fear the truth that real talent, real spirit, and real wisdom rarely emerge from privilege.
Meanwhile, everyday life becomes increasingly intolerable. Call a bank, and you meet incompetence. Visit a store, and service has vanished. Struggle with illness, poverty, or trauma, and the systems in place to help only pile on more obstacles. It is not just me—it is a collective frustration. A society falling apart at the seams while politicians argue in circles and celebrities parade their wealth on social media.
The truth is this: government is behind the times, hopelessly out of touch with the complexities and sensitivities that define real life. They legislate from ivory towers while the ground beneath ordinary people crumbles.
This is not just a debate; it is a disaster. A disaster that demands courage, honesty, and voices willing to cut through the noise. Until then, corruption thrives, poverty deepens, trauma multiplies—and the people most capable of leading us forward remain unheard.
