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No, here's the fucking news.

Hello there, you awakening wonders. Thanks for joining us on our voyage to truth and freedom. Now is the time to awaken. We have no choice. You sense that. Whether you stand at one extreme of this apparently polar argument or the other, this surely is a time where we have to alter our systems. There's no question. There has to be a deep, deep awakening within us individually and the appetite to change the world together.

Vivek Ramoswami has emerged as perhaps the first millennial presidential candidate,

well familiar with the tropes of online spaces, and able to nimbly navigate,

territories opened up perhaps by Trump, and certainly by independent media content creators.

Viveh Kramaswami, in the context of presidential primaries has talked about, January 6th is an inside

job, 9-11 needs to be investigated, the FBI set up criminal dynamics in order to make arrests.

Now, that latter used to be a trope of the left. People used to continually

say, oh, the FBI. In fact, Chris Morris's film recently covered that very subject that people are

encouraged to set up terrorist organizations, then arrested for having terrorist organizations.

That kind of deep mistrust of the state, which is now regarded as a kind of an all-right

perspective, is in 1960s leftist perspective

actually, or at least it was, for a brief while. So let's have a look at some of Vivek Ramoswami's

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