Maine’s Capitol City, Augusta, is being scrutinized at the local political level by citizen activists.  Leading the charge is Nick Blanchard, a colorful single father who has pointed his activism at the Augusta School Board since arriving on the political battlefield during the plandemic.  He and his compatriots, Tim Bodnar and Richard Coffran, are Trump/Republican loyalists who also identify with Protestant Christianity.  Nick is running for the Augusta School Board.

Below you’ll find the latest LIVEstream on X by Tim the Truthslinger.  He carries on his activism from his log cabin in the Maine woods over an hour’s drive each way from Augusta.  He is also now showing up at his local school district.  He started a “Livestreamathon” from the woods, powered by a gas generator, a few days ago.  His goal with the Livestreamathon is to raise at least $1,000.  Three days into the effort his generator stopped working.  Full disclosure:  I donated $50 on day two.

Tim smokes marijuana, and has been known to drink to the point of drunkenness on previous broadcasts.  These habits, along with his generous use of profanity in his online content, causes many politically active Christians to keep their distance, or boldly resist his online political work.  ( Ephesians 4:29, Colossians 3:8, James 3:10, Matthew 15:11, Galatians 5:19-21, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, 1 Peter 5:8, Proverbs 20:1, Ephesians 5:18 )

Tim and Jennifer, his wife, spent the past nearly two years living in the crosshairs of a brutal, relentless and deeply personal online attack by Michael G. Hein, my Administrator at the Christian Civic League of Maine years ago.  The Bodnar’s took the matter to Court and won a six month ceasefire administered by the State.  The ceasefire comes in the form of a thirteen page Protection from Harassment Order from a Maine County Court Judge.  And Hein lost his $8,000 in attorney’s fees.  Hein’s crusade would make even his hero Martin Luther blush.  Maybe.

The Mainers who support this bold and colorful activism aren’t the same people who sit in church pews every Sunday.  Some supporters might be Christians who attend during Easter and Christmas.  The pew sitters think of politics through the lens of either Republican/Christian Civic League of Maine or Democrat/Roman Catholic Chancery political narratives.  At this point in time there exists no religious middle ground for the confrontational political work of men like Richard, Nick and Tim.  They operate fully outside the Maine political system as individuals who wear the “rules” loosely.  This makes them effective because all Maine people can feel the political tremors even if they choose to continue to vote according to their calcified political and religious loyalties.

The weapon all three men wield with devastating effect is the internet.  The only reason they don’t accomplish more is the fact that so many Maine people don’t even want to understand the internet or social media.  They live everyday with the deep psychological angst they feel being forced to carry the government’s surveillance weapon (smartphone) around in their pocket every single day of their lives now.  This dark emotion keeps them from thinking deeply about the courage and political brilliance of these men.

The next most effective practitioner in Maine is Steve Robinson.  But he’s a PAID shill for the Trump Republicans.  Richard, Tim and Nick aren’t paid.  And that makes all the difference.  They are moved by strong intellects and a keen sense of injustice. 

Many … MANY more Mainers than it appears support their work.  During my 65 years Maine allowed itself to be conquered by the Epstein Class.  Mainers know that their paychecks depend on their pretending to agree with all the diversity training that’s been forced down their throats.

Mainers,  however, are realists.  They know that faggots are indeed maggots feeding on the West’s rotting corpse.  As the consequences of the empire’s collapse increasingly hit closer to home expect a manly response.  These three men are pointing the way toward goodness, truth and beauty in our culture and politics.

You’d do well to pay close attention.  We all would.

Selah.