Same problems here in Ireland. Last year we had an election that was called only two weeks before it happened. As a result, nationalist parties like the National Party didn’t have the time to run enough candidates. They could only run eight, none of whom got elected, because the government controlled media pretended that they didn’t exist. Anyway, no party won enough seats to form a government, but rather than running another election, they formed an unstable coalition government four months later. But instead of listening to us, the government listens to NPHET. Who nobody voted for. NPHET is run by Tony Holohan, Ireland’s Fauci, whom nobody voted for. Nobody voted for multinationals like Google, Facebook or Microsoft to set up their European headquarters in Dublin, and these corporations exercised a lot of influence in our gay marriage and abortion referendums. Regardless of how you feel about gay marriage or abortion, multinationals and large corporations should not be allowed to have a say in referendums or elections. Furthermore, every time Ireland votes against a European Union treaty, another referendum is held to approve it. Sure, you could vote for eurosceptic parties, but most of them are Zionist parties. You don’t want them in power. I might never vote again, because what’s the point? Just build strong, tightly-knit communities, get to know your neighbours, support local businesses and participate in mass civil disobedience.