Author: J.J. Fauria

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Circling the Drain in the Age of Degradation and Decline

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The Opening Doors

Welcome to my new series on the dysfunctional experiences of daily life in the dystopic reality of our modern age: The Iron Age.


The REAL—is HERE—NOW! There is no turning back. We missed some opportunities a few years ago to delay the insane agenda of some of the overt Psychopaths such as: The Project for the New American Century (PNAC), The Family aka The Fellowship, The Heritage Foundation, American Enterprise Institute (AEI), Hudson Institute, Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), Center for Security Policy (CSP), Council for National Policy (CNP), Faith and Freedom Coalition, Institute on Religion and Democracy (IRD), Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC), American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), AIPAC: the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, and many others. However, since 2017, some of us locked into an exodus from the mild delusion of a maybe future, to now, completely letting go of the idea altogether.

Our Future is Gone! They stole it!

Its not really even our fault. For over 100 years now, they’ve been secretly destroying what we could have had, and rightfully deserved, especially because of our Tax Paying Dollars and the Blood, Sweat, Tears, and Lives Lost.


💬 If you think we’ve got a bright future ahead of us, please comment below. 💬

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Maniac Monday Part 2

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At about 7:30 A.M., Frank pulled into the HIHS parking lot and got into a long vehicle line at the gate for clearance to enter. He noticed that across the street there were three churches. One was a Methodist church, another was a Mormon Temple, and the other one was a Catholic Church. He thought more about it and it seemed like they were built like that on purpose to surround the school.

“Good morning Mr. Nickels,” the guard shack man said as he showed him his ID.

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Maniac Monday Part 1

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So now Frank is in a Dormitory. Everything seems to be in slow motion. The fog is thick and covering everything from the ceiling to the floor. He can hear what sounds to be laughter. Like a little girl’s laugh. It sounds so sweet and reminds him of the times he spent with his niece and a funny book on dogs.

He can barely make out the two front offices on the right side when first entering the dorm. There’s also a large tan double door way on the left that leads into the living room. Frank slowly and carefully makes his way into the living room. It has four big brown couches in a U formation, two beige love seats, an old dark wooden table, a vending machine, and a glass entertainment center with an old forty inch, perhaps original flat screen TV and Blu-ray player underneath. Some people are sitting on the couches and watching the old 90’s College sitcom “A Different World” on TV. It’s hard to make out who they are, but upon further inspection they look like four elder Native American women. Each was wearing a different colored dress with a Native American geometric pattern on it. The elder woman on one end couch wore brown. The woman to her right wore yellow. The next one red and the last one on the opposite end couch was in blue.

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Mount Pleasant Indian Boarding School Investigation

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“Over the four decades that the Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School operated in Michigan, thousands of Native American children from across the country were taken from their parents and sent there to be stripped of their languages and traditions.

The U.S. documented five deaths of Indigenous children at the school from its opening in 1893 to its closure in 1934. But when the land where the school once sat was returned to the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan in 2010 by the state, the tribe’s researchers uncovered a more extensive history of the federal government’s violence: records confirming the deaths of 227 children while at Mount Pleasant. The search for their remains is still underway.

The effort to figure out what happened to those children illustrates the challenge the Department of the Interior faces in its recently announced investigation of the more than 350 Native American boarding schools that operated in the United States for more than a century.”

-NBC News

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/indian-boarding-school-investigation-faces-hurdles-missing-records-legal-questions-n1273996