# This is the most important midterm in American history
*It looks like both sides would burn everything — only one side would*

![The cockroach, out of hatred for the ant, voted for the insecticide — they all died, including the cricket who voted blank and the fly who did not go vote](https://paradigmthreat.net/governance/constitution/they-all-died.jpg)

This midterm is not important because it names the next candidates. America is at a fork. It *looks* like both sides would rather destroy everything than live in the other’s future. When that picture shows up, we should know better.

## Objective

When two friends fight and the whole circle scatters, it is usually not because everyone disagreed. One of them has been misleading the other two, setting them against each other, lying a great deal. When it is over, the story is too murky and tarnished to recover.

Same here. It looks like both sides are trying to destroy everything. Only one side actually is. The other side, even if it is committing war right now, is doing so in the best interests of the species.

Telling those two apart is the voter’s job. Do not hand that call to a stranger, a third party, or even a friend. Media clues cannot decide it. Survival here is the ability to tell what matters from what does not, truth from lies, and which reality we choose to exist in.

The cricket who voted blank and the fly who did not go vote die too. Sitting it out still dies with the rest.

## The hatred test

Is the vote blinded by hatred for somebody? Are you accusing the other side of voting from the same blind hatred? If both are true, you may already be locked into a mindset controlled by the misleading side — tightly enough that you are voting for <mark>**INSECTICIDE**</mark>, while someone you know is telling you that, and you simply do not believe it.

## My recommendation

This section is mine. It is not the objective argument above.

This is how I tell the two sides apart. For me it comes down to one thing: saving America, or watching it destroyed and rebuilt as a globalist vision. I look for whether a side still knows that protecting the country you were born in from foreign invasion is a standard on this planet for dozens of centuries — and whether it refuses foreign plots like COVID-19 and foreign systems of government and finance. If a vote is aimed against the people trying to save America, I read that vote as <mark>**INSECTICIDE**</mark>.

The depleted-uranium / Islam-proxy threat was absolutely real. That was the key goal of NSA-aligned agendas for the last few decades: close a board where holy-war proxies and cancer-real DU could blackmail the next generation. As [Rubio said on May 5, 2026](https://paradigmthreat.net/governance/war/mission-accomplished-again-iran-2026.md), that is the world none of us want to leave behind.

In Georgia I vote MAGA and Red where a Republican is on the ballot. For U.S. Senate that is **Mike Collins** — Trump-endorsed, self-described MAGA warrior. Statewide I back the ticket Trump endorsed in July: **Rick Jackson** for governor, **Greg Dolezal** for lieutenant governor, **Brian Strickland** for attorney general, and **Tim Fleming** for secretary of state. For U.S. House I take **Jim Kingston** in GA-01 and **Houston Gaines** in GA-10. I also take the Republican nominees Tyler Harper, John King, Bárbara Rivera Holmes, Richard Woods, Fitz Johnson, and Joshua Tolbert. In Chatham County, where they appear, I take **Ben Watson**, **Ron Stephens**, and **Jesse Petrea**.

The RINO lane I treat as a bad MAGA record. Most of these names are already off the November ballot. **Brad Raffensperger** refused Trump’s 2020 call and was rejected in the governor primary. **Brian Kemp** certified 2020, fought Trump for years, and recruited **Derek Dooley** for Senate — Dooley would not ratify the 2020 claims and lost the runoff to Collins. **Chris Carr** ran as establishment for governor and finished out of the runoff. **Buddy Carter** left the House for Senate and lost the primary. **John F. Kennedy** lost the lieutenant governor runoff to Dolezal. In Chatham, **James Hall** is the elections-board name the local MAGA party treated as the brake.

The [printable flyer](https://paradigmthreat.net/governance/constitution/voting-for-insecticide.pdf) is one letter page: objective argument above the rule, this recommendation below it.

## Where next

- [Managed democracy, puppets, and redemption](https://paradigmthreat.net/governance/war/managed-democracy-puppets-and-redemption.md)
- [Constitution amendments — nationalist vs globalist battlefield](https://paradigmthreat.net/governance/constitution/investigations/constitution-amendments-nationalist-globalist-battlefield-investigation.md)
- [Mission Accomplished again — Iran 2026](https://paradigmthreat.net/governance/war/mission-accomplished-again-iran-2026.md) — Rubio “leave behind,” DU / proxy board

## Framing and limits

This reading assumes [**prisca sapientia**](https://paradigmthreat.net/docs/PRISCA_SAPIENTIA.md): modern consensus media is not the default map of which side is destroying what. The cartoon is a metaphor, not a claim about insects. The Georgia names live only under **My recommendation**. That block is personal judgment, not the objective section.

Keywords: #Midterm #Election #Insecticide #America #Globalist #Voting #Constitution #Sovereignty #Covid19 #MAGA #Rubio #Iran

**Last updated:** 2026-09-27T09:58:31-04:00

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*Written and narrated by Ari Asulin, with drafting and research support from LLM agents.*
