Surviving the Felon: Week of 8/01/2026
I’m back with another instalment of Surviving the Felon. We made it through July. Hopefully we have not given up hope just yet. Because there is a lot of work to do. And this is going to be an increasingly tense year. As a result we need to find our energy and prepare for one of the biggest battle of our lives. The upcoming elections in the United States might define what happens after. And if certain bad players try to change the outcome of those elections, it is my hope that this will be the catalyst needed for us to unify and fight for a much needed change to the status quo.
That deadly heat wave is slowly fading away and yet, people around the world will continue dying from climate change. In a lot of situations, it takes people being directly affected by horrors before they decide to act upon them. May this be a dire warnings for everyone. Nature is not our toy. We are it’s plaything and we should do our best to respect it before it decides we are a problem to removed. Hopefully as summer comes to an end over the next month and a half that temperatures will grow more mild and it will be safer to leave our homes during the day.
What I outlined is a pretty daunting task. Especially considering that the powers that be don’t care about the future. And so I want to remind anyone reading this that there is nothing wrong with simply breathing. Sometimes simply choosing to exist is enough. Not every moment needs to be about the hustle and making money. That’s a trick Capitalism plays to turn us into objects instead of people. Focus on leisure time and how to maximize it. The more calm you feel, the harder it is for the ruling class to push you to the brink. Your time belongs to you. They are not allowed to take it from you. I’ll be making use of my free time while searching for a job.
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.
An ordered list seems to be the best way to get through this section and so I’ll continue doing so. Negativity is the news’s specialty. And I want to focus on resisting and the positivity. But those bad things cannot be ignored. Giving it the least thought and fewest words is a proper compromise.
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
The Good
Well the bad hasn’t changed. That has to be good right. And I don’t mean that sarcastically. There is so much horrible in the world that the fact that nothing new has been piled on is something worth celebrating. As is the leftist takeover of the Democratic party. The fact that party leaders are freaking out about this is a good thing. If Democrats will do nothing, then they can be voted out and do nothing elsewhere. They refuse to fight the Felon and so we will continue removing them and replacing them with people who will. These votes will matter, even if the votes themselves might seem pointless. I know that seems like a weird combination of words, but as we get closer to November it should make more sense.
Data Centers continue to be fought against around the United States and around the world. These strains on our world bring no benefit and an endless amount of harm to the environment and our daily lives. And its clear based on how fast they can be built that we could focus the same effort to infrastructure and build another world. Maybe even with the same materials that we can gather from those data centers and the dangerous flock cameras. Remember that these places and items contain valuable metals. Oh and the same applies to those flock cameras.
And because it needs to be repeated each week and in this same section, more and more politicians that are not beholden to big money are scoring victories. The oligarchs are starting to lose power and trust me they will do something insane to try and take it back. We will not let them. This is our world. Our future that is at stake and its time we took it back. Meter by meter if need be. But each day we outlast them is another victory. The Felon is a corpse rotting away. We can survive him. And once he is gone, it will be time to mend our world and ensure that others like him cannot take power again.
Transition
I moved back to Chicago last week. And so, I won’t be trapped inside and getting locked into repetition for much longer. I fought back depression and anxiety this week, but there are some things on the horizon that might make managing my mental health more difficult. And like the several weeks proceeding it, I keep thinking about how much more I could do in my life if I was not chained to a job. It makes me anxious for my future. Sometimes it feels like everything I want is slipping away.
his blog has been a check in for my friends as well as one for myself. August is here and 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? I’m making some big changes in my life over the coming months. I’ll have more to tell when I am ready.
Anyway, its time for this blog to turn inwards and reflect. I had to battle depression and anxiety this week. Its always a threat and so it is vital that I found plenty that brought me joy. 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.
Workouts
I made an honest attempt to get back in my workout routine. But the key is attempt because I didn’t fully accomplish this. One week instead of zero is improvement, but this week, I’m gonna hold myself to getting back into form.
Video Games
I’m trying my best to save money as I lack a job. So I’m playing video games that I already own so that I do not spend on things that I don’t need. Currently I’m playing Genshin Impact and eagerly awaiting a chance to finally explore Snezhnaya, the constantly teased nation where many of the antagonists are from. I have been waiting since Covid for this nation. Which is a long time as of the writing of this post.
Other games played include: Civilization 7, Elden Ring, and Baldur’s Gate 3. None of that should surprise anyone. But I want to spend a bit of time talking about one other game.
That game of course is the Resident Evil 2 Remake. I beat this game this last week. And although I’ll need to play it again to see the true ending, I moved on to the next game in the series: Resident Evil 3 Remake. I played this game earlier and mentioned it on this blog, but now I’m playing through it solo and intend to enjoy my time with a game that I actually liked more than the internet.
Pokémon Go
I explored a park this week. And I finished the write up that I mentioned last week. That plenty to read and two more blog posts with an even more lighthearted tone than this one. If you want to read those posts, the Harlan, KY one can be found here. And if you want to check out where I explored this week, take a look at it here. I also found a new spot to go for raid hour not far from where I’m living. I was worried that my gameplay would suffer as my current place does not have a Pokestop nearby.
My grassroots league is quiet for the moment, but that will change next season. I’ll have some free time now that I am temporarily unemployed so I should use that time to practice.
And speaking of not practicing, I didn’t do many Go Battle League Battles this week. I’ll need to find things to fill my free time while I have it. Usually that is how I find a job. And what better way to improve than practice? At least that is what I want to say. But I have been keeping away from PvP because there are so many game breaking bugs that its making this mode basically unplayable.
Anime and Shows
Skeleton Knight in Another World, Daemons of the Shadow Realm, and Clevatess are the shows I’m watching this season. But due to a wedding and sorting out my life, I’m not caught up on the shows. I’ll be spending part of next week on fixing that.
And of course I’m making my way through the Whole Cake Island Arc of One Piece. I’m digging in, pun intended. This is my favorite arc post time skip. I am at the edge of my seat as an ever larger number of plots converge into a satisfying story. This is shaping up to be a truly nightmarish story arc. And the stakes only are getting more insane as these plots all come to fruition. The fight between Luffy and Katakuri is in full swing and I’m told its one of the longest fights in the series.
Dungeons & Dragons
This week, I finally got to run my Centrum Glacies Campaign. This was another combat heavy week which means the write up was much quicker. But that doesn’t mean it was any less important. If you want to read about what happened, and the mistakes the party made, you should check this out.
Writing and Editing
I wrote several blog posts as mentioned in the above sections. But I didn’t write much else. I have had a lot to deal with that kept me away from writing. I’m hoping that will change next week. Especially since I have a lot to do editing and writing wise.
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 all about Lavrentiy Beria who was a special type of evil. I won’t get into why because this isn’t the blog to talk about such wicked creatures, but it was eye opening to learn about the horrible people who surrounded Joseph Stalin.
Once more I didn’t get to read The Rose Field while moving, but I’ll have some time soon. Not to mention train rides that will give me plenty of quiet time to check out the next page.
Wrap Up
As we move through August, don’t forget to take a deep breath and let all that stress out. Its been a terrifying year so far. But the tide is turning. What we are all seeing should serve as a warning and preview of what might happen next. Things are escalating fast, and so we need to be ready to stand firm against The Felon. But when things escalate that gives off a sense of urgency. We might be rushing towards the edge of a cliff, or with some hope, perhaps the end of this nightmare instead. But we must not rush into things ourselves, even as things change quickly.
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 sleeping kitty.