Our Last Hope.

Dear John,  The establishment has packed up and left. California just pulled off the most extreme gerrymandering scheme in history. Millions of conservative voters silenced. And the so-called “leaders” in Washington? Sipping cocktails while the rest of us clean up the mess. I’m Steve Hilton,and I’m taking action where the establishment won’t. I’m fighting to…

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Fixing local gov’t sclerosis

February 27, 2026 Woman Helping a Sick Person to Drink, Between 1824 and 1828, Francisco Goya, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons James Plunkett notes that the problem with gov’t runs deep; it’s not enough to try harder, or to run things better, because at least part of the problem relates to the logic by which bureaucracy…

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It’s time to escape from bureaucracies in gov’t and business

February 27, 2026 The escape refugees from the Libey Prison, February 1864, See page for author, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Bureaucracy is an outdated, centralised control system for organisations that do not work with an ethos of co-creation and that do not believe in shared value. So says Petra Andersen in Apolitical. It’s past-time to break…

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It’s why they call it “Kafka-esque”

February 27, 2026 Early German edition of Franz Kafka’s The Trial, 1925 © Foto H.-P.Haack, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Like Orwell and Huxley, author Franz Kafka predicted in fiction the rise of the rigid, absurdist, all-powerful bureaucratic state in 1925’s The Trial. Interesting Literature explores novel’s critique of the Borg-like state. In a sense, the English title by which…

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Throwing away the keys.

February 25, 2026 Dear John,  The increased crime you see isn’t random. It’s the result of a secret plan. The Deep State and Left-Wing Politicians are not failing on crime, they are running a calculated experiment to destroy law and order. We have found the hidden law they use. This secret trick lets people who…

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Light-rail robbery

February 23, 2026 Daniel Borenstein, in a Mercury News opinion column, says that the State’s recent short-term bail-out of regional mass transit agencies may, in fact, jeopardize the realization of South Bay transportation goals. SJ Merc notes regional transit bailout may pickpocket VTA In a Sunday column, the Merc’s opinion editor notes how the “temporary”…

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If we awoke:

☆ Waite: will pols keep relying on rhetoric to keep California poor? Special Report – February, 18, 2026 Photo by form PxHere Silicon Valley is already taxed to the brink, says Pat Waite: absent accountability, the push won’t stop. He asks why CA has the highest rate of poverty in the nation (Supplemental Poverty Level…

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