A Note to My Best Friends

In teaching philosophy and evaluating philosophical arguments, I am pretty good at being impartial, which is different from "a view from nowhere." As an American, I have also been good at being impartial, say, to immigrants.

I coined a term: Issuism. I'm an Ethical Issuist most of the time. What does this mean? I take up an issue rather than apply an ethical theory.

For the past year and a half, the biggest issue I have dealt with has been the 2024 Presidential Election.

To explain to my friends my tarnished reputation in their eyes, here's an answer to the questions: Is it true you are partial? What brought about the change?

By now, friends, you may understand my assessment of the situation in the United States and globally, and I'll give you two words that explain the method to my seeming madness: Raoul Wallenberg.

Although I have British American and Polish American background, I was raised, mostly, Swedish American. I have that in my ancestry, too. But beyond genetics, my grandmother, Florence, loved me a lot. I was close to her. Recently, I started eating the fish herring because of her. She used to send me cards, money, and desserts at Christmas. Culturally, I can code switch into different cultures, but I am Swedish American at heart.

So what about Raoul Wallenberg?

Wallenberg saved the lives of millions of people in World War II. He issued fake Swedish passports to targeted people. Sweden was officially neutral during the war, so Germany trusted them quite a bit. However, their alliance was with the persecuted people, or, in other words, The Allies.

Now, think back to everything I said about the candidates for president, as well as my recent reveals in videos.

I was an armed neutrality working, not only for myself and my life, but for the lives of millions of Americans, and possibly, as it turns out, Greenland, etc.

Last year, 2024, no one knew whether to love me or hate me, so most of them hated me. But, like a train wreck, they watched and read. That's a risk you take as an armed neutrality.

I don't literally have any weapons. I am indeed an unarmed civilian. My weapon? A strategy that is like Wallenberg's, in order to save lives from "mass deportation" and possible death. I revealed this not long ago via a YouTube video, which you can see below, on making ICE (aka our Gestapo) defunct, hopefully before they even start targeting people.

In WWII, Sweden defended Germany on that rare occasion when Germany was correct. They also defended The Allies when they were correct. But Wallenberg's mission was to save as many lives as possible--and this was Swedish War Strategy.

Now, take a moment, hold your breath because I stink after wearing myself ragged for a year (and the fact that I have been ill), nevermind that I don't sound cultivated, and watch this short video made for Americans to culminate my year's worth of work, which I've released on the eve of Donald Trump's inauguration.

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