Welcome to Congressional Watchdog Forum

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This site is designed to help like-minded people connect, build community within their congressional districts, and work together peacefully, so we can assertively apply pressure on our representatives and media with minimal effort. The internet has changed the world, and the establishment has been dividing us to maintain its grip on us. Since the most critical discussions will happen in the districts, your group will need a dedicated platform, such as Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/create/, Google Groups https://groups.google.com/?pli=1, Twitter Communities https://x.com/i/communities/create, Telegram, etc. A bulletin board like this one is freeware but requires hosting and has a learning curve.) You decide the topics and who participates. I don’t control your group, but I recommend you start with a group of 10, 20, or 30 people. Your district can have more than one group. A group shouldn’t go past 100. Larger groups can become unwieldy, require rules, and develop a bureaucratic feel, which may reduce connection and increase the risk of being a target. I would focus on issues that most of us agree on, like healthcare, war, and corruption, rather than candidates or parties. This is a work in progress. I firmly believe the only way to change things is by people stepping up collectively. For a full explanation, see congressionalwatchdogcentral.org.

Thank you,
Skip Moyer
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Thanks, Eddiec. I went through your links briefly. Well worth a closer look. Is self.WritingsOnTheWall your work? It is interesting but also disconcerting to know that people aren't ready to move from the first column to the second in usurper-free Dom. How do we help people make that shift? Maybe you addressed that and I didn't see it.
I need to send another email to the existing members. This forum is a work in progress. I knew it would always evolve in some way. I guess I felt that initially, there would be discussions of those brave souls/early adopters, those who came to the site early, but that eventually, those discussions would move to within the congressional districts. Thanks again Eddiec
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Is self.WritingsOnTheWall your work?
Yes, it is
It is interesting but also disconcerting to know that people aren't ready to move from the first column to the second in usurper-free Dom.
Indeed. I made a comment on SaidIt
"It is all so bizarre. It is like, everyone (of the dissidents) is so mesmerized by design fail videos that they don't care for Paradise"
How do we help people make that shift? Maybe you addressed that and I didn't see it.
I have tried to address it - with every post - with pictures

In a nutshell: Shun Usurpation
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I do not know how to use all of these doo-dads. And I do not see the things others say they have read. I would like to offer my contribution to making the country a better place. I'll leave one link but once I figure out where the voting repairs group is located I'll put the whole thing out.

https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/bil ... g-equality
obi wan jacoby
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Yes, I would imagine I'm not the only one scared to use my real name. And, yes, the empire wants the people to mistrust each other, which may nudge us away from using our names; but many wouldn't use their names anyway.

Can someone explain why it'd be good to give real names? why it'd be bad to start with fake names (if we want to) until we feel comfortable enough to open up a bit?

(Note: This is a genuine question - you, skrups, probably have reasons to ask for our names, but the reasons aren't clear to me and maybe others. I would prefer being open if prudent. And I definitely don't want to just be spreading FUD here - this seems a great idea for changing the USA, and I'm excited to see where we might go once we get rolling :) .)
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Re: Welcome to Congressional Watchdog Forum

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You're right; names don't matter, although a way for people to contact you is. I'm probably going to put up a phpBB for all the states. Might make it easier for people to get involved. Once a group is established, I can pass on the password to someone in the group. I'm not trying to run everything here; just trying to make it easier for people to get involved.
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