Surviving the Felon: Week of 11/7/2026
I’m back with another installment of Surviving the Felon. And it has been an incredible week. While many of the problems from before remain and there will be a dark two months ahead, elections around the world have given me renewed hope in our species. This entire time I feared that Fascism was more popular than it actually is. And that vocal minority that has kept the rest of the human race back is finally being quieted.
Personally I’m fighting back exhaustion. Mania tends to take a lot out of me. And between all the excitement politically, the fact that I found another job quickly after my crashout, and the multiple incredible video games that released recently and I feel on top of the world. But there is even more that I feel positive about that I’ll get to as I move further into this post.
I did a lot of writing this week. And I want to keep that pace going moving forward. Its something I proved was possible when living in Florida. And now I just need to make sure that whatever my schedule morphs into that I’ll be willing to put in enough effort to make it work. This week though, my main focus needs to be regulating sleep and making sure I eat properly. When I’m manic, I tend to sacrifice both of those for the sake of whatever I’m hyper fixated on.
The Bad
While the news tries to control what we are worried about, don’t forget to learn more about the Heritage Foundation, Peter Thiel, and Curtis Yarvin. These are our real enemies, alongside The Window Shover of course. I’m putting this at the start of The Bad Section because I feel like this is by far the most important thing to get out of the negative.
Let’s get through the bad section fast. There is a whole lot of good to focus on this week.
Everything ICE is doing in a City near, Cover up of ICE’s Terrorism by the FBI, Bombings in Iran and around the Middle East, A world run by pedophiles, Hate Crimes against several cultures, Election Interference, The Redacted Epstein Files, People Gambling over what War Crimes will be committed next, A Global Economy Threatened due to the Iran War, Anti Immigration Riots, Constantly Evolving Surveillance Systems, Water and Energy Shortages
The Good
This was an incredible week for those of looking for something positive to look forward to. Fascists were voted out of power in several countries. It didn’t stop with Brazil and Serbia. Israel is trying to get rid of Bibi which is a great thing for the Middle East. And here in the United States, the blue wave was a fucking tsunami. There are two months now before the election means anything, but as we brace ourselves for a rough start to winter, we have a reason to look forward to a better spring.
As people around the world start to realize that we have a lot more in common with each other than our political masters who want us divided, I’m hoping that we can put the ruling class on short notice. Let’s take their power away and create a better world for everyone else.
As for the data centers and flock cameras, remember that the metals within them are valuable. I’m proud of my fellow Americans who are brave enough to break the cameras and reclaim the metals that the data centers stole. And speaking of theft, make sure to get more RAM so that the people who own the AI programs can’t use it. They don’t deserve our resources. In fact they shouldn’t be allowed to breath the air of our earth. I can be hopeful that brave humans can bring the change that I am not heroic enough to bring to the world.
Transition
Mania came back to motivate me for a second week. Unfortunately I’m even more tired out than I was last week. I’m not good at eating and getting sleep when I’m manic. And many of my friendships used to get strained when I got like this. I still tend to push distractions away while manic, but over time I have gotten better at not burning my life down.
This blog has been a check in for my friends as well as one for myself. October and my favorite time of the year are leaving soon. I’m still not where I want to be. But I have found some motivation to try and reach new heights. Activities that bring me joy are so important because they keep the despair away. How much writing can I accomplish with a better head?
Anyway, its time for this blog to turn inwards and reflect. I’m riding the Mania wave this week. And I’m pushing away negativity in the meantime. I refuse to let the mainstream media define my emotions. I’ll fight towards a better me even if I face adversity in my personal life and the world around me. The Felon will not drag me down. If you are feeling down and are searching for something to make you feel better, I’ll be providing links to those things that make me happy. I really needed these things this week.
Workouts
I’m almost back to doing workouts again. I missed my goals on Monday, but then Wednesday and Friday I was back on form. Another week is coming up and I’m hoping that I can create one of the most important habits I can over the next few months. I want to add some more physical activity, especially as winter descends and keeps me from going on hikes.
Video Games
I played a lot of different video games this week. Since I was manic, there was always the risk of recklessly spending money. As I am not getting paid yet due to new job, I can’t afford to do that. Right now I’m playing Civilization 7 and getting some practice before the game changes again.
Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave, Elden Ring, Genshin Impact, and even Baldur’s Gate 3. I have lots of different options many of which have near endless amounts of gameplay. Exciting stuff.
But there is one game I played quite a bit this week that you might be surprised I already didn’t mention it. And that game is the Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake. And what fun this game has been. Even if its a near 1 for 1 remake of the original Ocarina of Time, the graphics make the game feel fresh. And the extra hidden interactions with npcs all over the world make me excited that a Majora’s Mask Remake is coming soon.
Pokémon Go
There was a blast of winter this week. And that meant I stayed home. Its getting dark earlier, and I don’t want to go on hikes when it’s 40 degrees Fahrenheit. That is around 4 degrees Celsius for those of you who have a temperature system that makes sense. I’m hoping that there will be a few more warm days before I have to give up on hikes, but that’s a real possibility.
This week I battled in my grassroots league again. And following the trend of things going well this week, I won my matchup. Now that I have found some Pokémon that work in this meta that I will continue running. I’m hopeful that they might work in the open league too so I can get some practice in.
And speaking of the go battle league, I’m not doing as well as I’m missing many meta Pokemon. I’m hoping that this emphasis on Mega Pokémon is limited to this season and doesn’t become the standard. Because that will turn into a time and money sink I am not willing to spend time on.
Anime and Shows
Steel Ball Run is the only anime that I am watching weekly right now. Thus there is no point in ranking as the winner is that by default.
After putting it off for far too long, I finally watched most of the new Oshi no Ko season. It was even better than I thought it would be and I’m not finished yet.
Meanwhile I’m making my way through Wano in One Piece. Its a long arc and I still have over 100 episodes to go before I finish it. But I am seeing now why so many people love this arc so much. It doesn’t feel like its dragging as much as a few other arcs. Probably because there is just so much happening.
Dungeons & Dragons
Another week for more of my Centrum Glacies Campaign. The last several weeks have all be buildup for what’s to come in a future session. But its important to have these calm moments in any story. Its why I think a lot of long running stories fail because they just run nonstop action and don’t give readers a chance to breath.
You can read what happened here. This is some of the more organic storytelling I have written as of late.
Writing and Editing
This week I went back to something I have not looked at in years and wrote more towards finishing my Cycle of Millennia Series. Years after I ran the campaign and thought about the plot, I don’t like the name of the series. I’m thinking of changing the series name but not the book name itself. That is fine. And if I do it soon, there won’t be a branding problem down the road.
I finished editing for now and will be focusing on writing exclusively until November ends.
Reading and Podcasts
I have continued listening to Behind the Bastards led by Robert Evans and learning about some truly horrible people. This week I learned about several people and their works of “art” if they can even be called that. Specifically they looked at and made fun of Marjorie Taylor Green and Newt Gingrich who both wrote books. Also I got to learn even more horrible things about P Diddy as if what I already knew wasn’t bad enough.
I continued reading Isles of the Emberdark. Hopefully I’ll get fully engrossed and forget to do other things. Spent too much time on video games. I need more reading time.
Wrap Up
Platitudes seem to be the best way to end these blog posts, so I’m back to those. Tailoring everything that happened to me into a powerful emotional telling is something I will still do from time to time. But its exhausting to do that each week. This was a great week for positivity and I hope that things start to improve moving forward.
The Felon is fading, faster than ever in fact. And his allies are falling over as well. Less and less people are cool with him being a pedophile. So he and his handlers push fear on us because that is all they know. Even trying to cancel elections will not stop us from trying to hold them accountable. And once they are gone, may their legacy be tainted by their wicked deeds. Assuming they don’t do something incredibly suicidal and brainless like launching nuclear missiles first. I still have hope things won’t reach that point.
And outside of The Felon, Capitalism, The One World Order that American Libertarians claim we need to fear while they worship it tries to reduce our lives to monetary value. It is up to us to build lives that stand in defiance of this. Art cannot be quantified by capital and that is why those in power continue to demonize it alongside Liberal Arts. Anything demonized by Fascists is something that we should all care about. Because anything they oppose is what will help bring them down.
Anyway, you know who also doesn’t understand art and sentimental stuff at all? The Felon. Let’s outlast him in 2026. As humans, let’s show love and light to those we care about. Those things are what make us better people. In fact its what makes us human. Our heartbeats are greater than anything he stands for. While he destroys, we rebuild. Our hearts craft beauty and wonder despite his parasitic presence. And we will only become stronger once he is no longer in our way. We will Survive The Felon together and unstoppable. ICE will melt and we will endure.
As a reward for making it to the end, here is a view of a cat from above.