Red, Blue and you: When a social contract is broken
How cheaters prosper.
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Transcending learned helplessness
TFM Report
Cris Vleck and Jodi Ledgerwood
Apr 24, 2025
Back in the Old West, gambling (playing poker) was a dominant part of their dusty, smelly culture. In almost every western movie, where gambling is part of the script, a fight breaks out because some filthy sapsucker cheated. Fists fly, chairs and bottles are shattered over skulls, and pandemonium breaks out until the tired old sheriff shoots yet another hole in the ceiling of the bar.
Cheating isn’t the problem here
Nor is it the fact that the cheater got caught. The problem lies with the breaking of the pre-agreed upon rules. Once it is discovered that the social contract has been broken it then becomes the responsibility of the other players to enforce that social contract. If they do not enforce the rules then they give their tacit permission for the cheater to continue.
Canadian politicians and the electoral system have shown a major flaw in society. That we have cheaters who cheat? Nope. That not just social rules, but rights and laws have been broken? No. That there is virtually no one in Canada left to call out the cheating and the breaking of those contracts. And there is literally NO one left to hold our filthy sapsuckers to account. Even worse …
No. One. Cares.
So the cheaters get to cheat and continue to take our money because we give them permission to do so. They are playing dirty and everyone seems okay with it.
We discovered the political monster is huge because the average Canadian voter keeps feeding it. It is like watching someone put BBQ sauce on their body and walking into a lion’s cage at the zoo. Then they yell at you for not doing the same while they get devoured. It is mind boggling to watch from outside the fear bubble. So here is what happened to date.
Cheat #1 - The electoral process is in violation of Section 57 (1.2) (c).
Cheat #2 - Election interference and suppression of information.
Potential Cheat #3 - Unsecured ballot boxes.
Cheat #4 - Manipulation of the voter.
Part II Fallout for allowing cheaters to prosper
Cris wrote the above Part I while Jody and team were out campaigning. https://fringemajority.substack.com/p/red-blue-how-about-you-part-1
Arbitration Award - Someone cared
When the United States government stepped outside the bounds [Clearfield Doctrine], it stepped outside its sovereignty and into the realm of a private man where they have no more standing or status than you or I. This prompted five Americans to utilize ‘Arbitration’, a lawful and long-standing custom of man when there is conflict between entities. Four men and one woman posed the following to the United States of America federal government:
“We’ll accept your offer that you’re government but now you need to prove to us these specific things you’re doing. In these specific instances, interactions, processes and procedures prove to us that those are explicitly permitted by the Contract.”
The Defendants demanded 570 PROOFS OF CLAIM from the United States of America federal government, to prove the government had the authority to do what they do. No response.
On August 19th of 2019 an Award certification was granted. This type of Arbitration Award appears unprecedented in its scope, magnitude and effect. A Writ of Qui Tam invited every U.S. citizen to opt in as beneficiary of the Award and free themselves from the US government construct [fictions of law], as well as profoundly affect the future of the American Republic.
As few as 3,200 Americans opted in as beneficiaries. Without hundreds of thousands or more Americans opting in, contacting their representatives and senators to get the Bill on the floor, and willing to show up to get the bill passed by Congress, the Arbitration Award remains under-utilized.
The back story to this whole process is fascinating and worth comprehending. Arbitration Award and more at https://stateofthenation2012.com/?p=129005
Social engineers
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"It is like watching someone put BBQ sauce on their body and walking into a lion’s cage at the zoo. Then they yell at you for not doing the same while they get devoured." Pure gold!