Project 2025?

Project 1492, NO DIFFERENCE

What is all the fuss about the 2025 Project? Why is such a big deal to the disciples of politics? I mean, upon close scrutiny, it's just the same 'ole soup warmed over, with the “usual suspects,” and repackaged for the political “consumer.” That's it. I mean, after all of this time who does not expect deception and guile. Especially in the political “theater?” Also, after all of this time, what sane person is still accepting “anything presented to them” at face value.

In the historical record there are many examples of situations such as the one incorporated herein. Too many actually, and the “coincidences” are truly amazing. Anyone who follows my writing will comprehend what I am saying. It is always a red flag when organizations use terms like, “heritage, American, democracy, foundation, institute, authority, board, district, company, etc.” because “historically” these terms are attached to grifters and color of law, unam sanctum operations on this land that has never, EVER, been a benefit to the American Indian or pre-colonial Whites. Period. It has always been a lie, and a grift, wrapped in democracy.

Not to be let down in the instant matter, the “Heritage Foundation” was co-founded by a German, with ties to the Catholic church, Greek church and Eastern European agents, the usual suspects of devilment on this land.

“Paul Weyrich was born in Racine, Wisconsin, to Virginia M. (née Wickstrom) and Ignatius A. Weyrich. His father was a German immigrant. Weyrich graduated from St. Catherine's High School in 1960 and attended the University of Wisconsin–Racine for two years. After the Second Vatican Council, Weyrich transferred from the Latin Church of the Catholic Church to the Melkite Greek Catholic Church and was ordained as a deacon in it.”

“In 1973, persuading Joseph Coors to support it financially, Weyrich and Edwin Feulner co-founded The Heritage Foundation as a think tank to counter liberal views on taxation and regulation, which they considered to be anti-business. While the organization was at first only minimally influential, it grew into one of the world's largest public policy research institutes and has been hugely influential in advancing conservative policies. The following year, in 1976, again with support from Coors, Weyrich founded the Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress (CSFC) CSFC "became active in eastern European politics after the Cold War.”

“Figuring prominently in this effort was Weyrich's right-hand man, Laszlo Pasztor, a former leader of the pro-Nazi Arrow Cross Party in Hungary, which had collaborated with Hitler's Third Reich. After serving two years in prison for his Arrow Cross activities, Pasztor found his way to the United States, where he was instrumental in establishing the ethnic-outreach arm of the Republican national Committee," author Martin Lee wrote in 1997.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Weyrich

The Heritage Foundation Board of Trustees/Directors

Barb Van Andel-Gaby, Chairman
Michael W. Gleba, Vice Chairman
Larry P. Arnn, PhD
John Coleman
Edwin J. Feulner, PhD
Robert P. George, DPhil
Ryan Haggerty
Price Harding
Virginia Heckman
Mark A. Kolokotrones
Shane McCullar
Rebekah A. Mercer
Abby Spencer Moffat
Nersi Nazari, PhD
Darryle Owens
Kevin D. Roberts, PhD
Anthony J. Saliba
Brian Tracy

SOCIETY OF EMERITUS TRUSTEES

Belden H. Bell
Steve Forbes
The Hon. Kay Coles James
The Hon. Edwin Meese III
The Hon. J. William Middendorf II
Robert Pennington
J. Frederic “Fritz” Rench
William E. Simon, Jr.

“Every day, The Heritage Foundation is building an America where freedom, opportunity, prosperity, and civil society flourish.”

https://www.heritage.org/sites/default/files/2022-11/StrategicPriorities_Booklet.pdf

So, the Heritage Foundation was founded by foreigners basically, and set up to influence national political policy on this land. This has been the goal since its creation in 1973. So, since 1973 this outfit has had political influence on this land and the “political influence” it has leveled has left the land in the present condition?1973 to 2023 is fifty years. In fifty years of “influence” this is what is produced? Alrighty, looks like the influence is either a manifest failure or a deliberate enemy action. One thing for sure is in 50 years there has been no policy, interaction, lawsuits, statements, announcements, support or otherwise, IN ANY WAY, by the Heritage Foundation or anyone else similarly situated that would re-enfranchise American Indians or pre-colonial Whites, or return any of the lands expropriated by the “settler squatters” during colonization. This I believe.

See, that's the rub with these “organizations.” They take many forms, but the result is the same. Why? Because the people are the same and they are goal orientated. They are stealing this land via BLM, Sierra Club, and other “non-profit” land grabbers. It is totally unlawful. There is no “Chevron deference” to shield them. Not anymore but the evil doers will never stop trying.

Now, the same group is attempting to influence political direction in the next election. Personally I don't care, however I am obliged to expose devilment when it presents itself. This story presented itself to me. I did not seek it out.

What is all of the dubious hype about 2025 Project? It's not hype, it's based in fact, however the “political people” try to keep it hidden. In principle 2025 is a good thing. Who does not want the “abusive” administrative state demolished? That's is not a question, but the “project” as presented, all 925 pages, makes no mention of American Indians, minorities, disabled, poor whites, or anything similar, and the most telling part is it is just an extension of the same war economy with the corporations on top. That's it. It hard right fascism lite with the same 'ole faces from the same ole places [foreign lands] running the show. The same show that has brought the land, and its people to realm wide condemnation, scorn, and humiliation. It contains nothing new.

“Project 2025 is more than 50 (and growing) of the nation’s leading conservative organizations joining forces to prepare and seize the day. The axiom goes “personnel is policy,” and we need a new generation of Americans to answer the call and come to serve. This book is functionally an invitation for you the reader—Mr. Smith, Mrs. Smith, and Ms. Smith—to come to Washington or support those who can. Our goal is to assemble an army of aligned, vetted, trained, and prepared conservatives to go to work on Day One to deconstruct the Administrative State. The project is built on four pillars.”

“Pillar I—this volume—puts in one place a consensus view of how major federal agencies must be governed and where disagreement exists brackets out these differences for the next President to choose a path.”

“Pillar II is a personnel database that allows candidates to build their own professional profiles and our coalition members to review and voice their recommendations. These recommendations will then be collated and shared with the President-elect’s team, greatly streamlining the appointment process.”

“Pillar III is the Presidential Administration Academy, an online educational system taught by experts from our coalition. For the newcomer, this will explain how the government functions and how to function in government. For the experienced, we will host in-person seminars with advanced training and set the bar for what is expected of senior leadership.”

“In Pillar IV—the Playbook—we are forming agency teams and drafting transition plans to move out upon the President’s utterance of “so help me God.” As Americans living at the approach of our nation’s 250th birthday, we have been given much. As conservatives, we are as much required to steward this precious heritage for the next generation.”

Paul Dans Director, Project 2025

“The contributors listed below generously volunteered their time and effort to assist the authors in the development and writing of this volume’s 30 chapters. The policy views and reform proposals herein are not an all-inclusive catalog of conservative ideas for the next President, nor is there unanimity among the contributors or the organizations with which they are affiliated with regard to the recommendations. Mark Albrecht Chris Anderson, Office of Senator Steve Daines Jeff Anderson, The American Main Street Initiative Michael Anton, Hillsdale College EJ Antoni, The Heritage Foundation Andrew “Art” Arthur, Center for Immigration Studies Paul Atkins, Patomak Global Partners

Julie Axelrod, Center for Immigration Studies

James Bacon James Baehr Stewart Baker,

Steptoe and Johnson LLP Erik Baptist, Alliance Defending Freedom Brent Bennett, Texas Public Policy Foundation

John Berlau, Competitive Enterprise Institute

Russell Berman, Hoover Institution

Sanjai Bhagat, University of Colorado Boulder

Stephen Billy, Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America

Brad Bishop, American Cornerstone Institute

Willis Bixby, WWBX, LLC

Josh Blackman, South Texas College of Law Jim Blew, Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies

Robert Bortins, Classical Conversations

Rachel Bovard, Conservative Partnership Institute

Robert Bowes Matt Bowman, Alliance Defending Freedom

Steven G. Bradbury, The Heritage Foundation

Preston Brashers, The Heritage Foundation

Jonathan Bronitsky, ATHOS

Kyle Brosnan, The Heritage Foundation

Patrick T. Brown, Ethics and Public Policy Center

Robert Burkett, ACLJ Action

Michael Burley, American Cornerstone Institute

David R. Burton, The Heritage Foundation

Jonathan Butcher, The Heritage Foundation

Mark Buzby, Buzby Maritime Associates, LLC

Margaret Byfield, American Stewards of Liberty

David Byrd, Korn Ferry Anthony Campau, Center for Renewing America James Jay Carafano, The Heritage Foundation

Frank Carroll, Professional Forest Management

Oren Cass, American Compass

Brian J. Cavanaugh, American Global Strategies

Spencer Chretien, The Heritage Foundation

Claire Christensen, American Cornerstone Institute

Victoria Coates, The Heritage Foundation

Ellie Cohanim, Independent Women’s Forum

Ezra Cohen Elbridge Colby, Marathon Initiative

Earl Comstock, White & Case LLP Lisa Correnti, Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam)

Monica Crowley, The Nixon Seminar

Laura Cunliffe, Independent Women’s Forum

Tom Dans, Amberwave Partners

Sohan Dasgupta, Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP

Sergio de la Peña Chris De Ruyter, National Center for Urban Operations

Corey DeAngelis, American Federation for Children

Caroline DeBerry, Paragon Health Institute

Arielle Del Turco, Family Research Council

Irv Dennis, American Cornerstone Institute

David Deptula, Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies

Donald Devine, The Fund for American Studies

Chuck DeVore, Texas Public Policy Foundation

C. Wallace DeWitt, Allen & Overy LLP James Di Pane, The Heritage Foundation

Matthew Dickerson, The Heritage Foundation

Michael Ding, America First Legal Foundation

David Ditch, The Heritage Foundation

Natalie Dodson, Ethics and Public Policy Center

Dave Dorey, The Fairness Center

Max Eden, American Enterprise Institute — xxvii — Contributors Troy Edgar, IBM Consulting

Joseph Edlow, The Heritage Foundation

Jen Ehlinger, Booz Allen Hamilton John Ehrett, Office of Senator Josh Hawley

Kristen Eichamer, The Heritage Foundation

Robert S. Eitel, Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies

Will Estrada, Parents Rights Foundation

Jon Feere, Center for Immigration Studies

Baruch Feigenbaum, Reason Foundation

Travis Fisher, The Heritage Foundation

George Fishman, Center for Immigration Studies

Leslie Ford, The Heritage Foundation

Aharon Friedman, Federal Policy Group

Bruce Frohnen, Ohio Northern University College of Law

Joel Frushone Finch Fulton Diana Furchtgott-Roth, The Heritage Foundation

Caleigh Gabel, American Cornerstone Institute

Christopher Gacek, Family Research Council

Alexandra Gaiser, River Financial Inc.

Mario Garza Patty-Jane Geller, The Heritage Foundation

Andrew Gillen, Texas Public Policy Foundation

James S. Gilmore III, Gilmore Global Group LLC

Vance Ginn, Economic Consulting, LLC

Alma Golden, The Institute for Women’s Health

Mike Gonzalez, The Heritage Foundation

Chadwick R. Gore, Defense Forum Foundation David Gortler, Ethics and Public Policy Center

Brian Gottstein, The Heritage Foundation

Dan Greenberg, Competitive Enterprise Institute

Rob Greenway, Hudson Institute Rachel Greszler, The Heritage Foundation

DJ Gribbin, Madrus Consulting

Garrison Grisedale, American Cornerstone Institute

Joseph Grogan, USC Schaeffer School for Health Policy and Economics Andrew Guernsey Jeffrey Gunter, Republican Jewish Coalition Joe Guy, Club for Growth

Joseph Guzman Amalia Halikias, The Heritage Foundation

Gene Hamilton, America First Legal Foundation

Richard Hanania, Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology Simon Hankinson, The Heritage Foundation

David Harlow Derek Harvey, Office of Congressman Devin Nunes

Jason Hayes, Mackinac Center for Public Policy

Jennifer Hazelton Lou Heinzer Edie Heipel Troup Hemenway, Personnel Policy Operations

Nathan Hitchen, Equal Rights Institute

Pete Hoekstra Gabriella Hoffman, Independent Women’s Forum

Tom Homan, The Heritage Foundation

Chris Horner Mike Howell, The Heritage Foundation

Valerie Huber, The Institute for Women’s Health

Andrew Hughes, American Cornerstone Institute

Joseph Humire, Center for a Secure Free Society

Christopher Iacovella, American Securities Association

Melanie Israel, The Heritage Foundation

Ken Ivory, Utah House of Representatives Roman Jankowski, The Heritage Foundation

Abby Jones Emilie Kao, Alliance Defending Freedom

Jared M. Kelson, Boyden Gray & Associates

Aaron Kheriaty, Ethics and Public Policy Center

Ali Kilmartin, Alliance Defending Freedom

Julie Kirchner, Federation for American Immigration Reform

Dan Kish, Institute for Energy Research

Kenneth A. Klukowski Adam Korzeniewski, American Principles Project Kathy Nuebel Kovarik, Sagitta Solutions, LLC

Bethany Kozma, Keystone Policy Matthew Kozma Julius Krein, American Affairs

Stanley Kurtz, Ethics and Public Policy Center

David LaCerte, Baker Botts, LLP

Paul J. Larkin, The Heritage Foundation

Kent Lassman, Competitive Enterprise Institute

James R. Lawrence III, Envisage Law Paul Lawrence, Lawrence Consulting

Nathan Leamer, Targeted Victory — xxix — Contributors David Legates, University of Delaware (Ret.)

Marlo Lewis, Competitive Enterprise Institute

Ben Lieberman, Competitive Enterprise Institute

John Ligon Evelyn Lim, American Cornerstone Institute

Mario Loyola, Competitive Enterprise Institute

John G. Malcolm, The Heritage Foundation

Joseph Masterman, Cooper & Kirk, PLLC

Earl Matthews, The Vandenberg Coalition

Dan Mauler, Heritage Action for America

Drew McCall, American Cornerstone Institute

Trent McCotter, Boyden Gray & Associates

Micah Meadowcroft, The American Conservative

Edwin Meese III, The Heritage Foundation

Jessica Melugin, Competitive Enterprise Institute

Frank Mermoud, Orpheus International

Mark Miller, Office of Governor

Kristi Noem, Cleta Mitchell, Conservative Partnership Institute

Kevin E. Moley Caitlin Moon, American Center for Law & Justice

David Moore, Brigham Young University Law School

Clare Morell, Ethics and Public Policy Center

Mark Morgan, The Heritage Foundation

Hunter Morgen, American Cornerstone Institute

Rachel Morrison, Ethics and Public Policy Center

Jonathan Moy, The Heritage Foundation

Iain Murray, Competitive Enterprise Institute

Ryan Nabil, National Taxpayers Union

Michael Nasi, Jackson Walker LLP

Lucien Niemeyer, The Niemeyer Group, LLC

Nazak Nikakhtar, Wiley Rein LLP Milan “Mitch” Nikolich Matt O’Brien, Immigration Reform Law Institute

Caleb Orr, Boyden Gray & Associates

Michael Pack Leah Pedersen Michael Pillsbury, The Heritage Foundation Patrick Pizzella, Leadership Institute

Robert Poole, Reason Foundation

Christopher B. Porter Kevin Preskenis, Allymar Health Solutions

Pam Pryor, National Committee for Religious Freedom

Thomas Pyle, Institute for Energy Research

John Ratcliffe, American Global Strategies

Paul Ray, The Heritage Foundation

Joseph Reddan, Flexilis Forestry, LLC

Jay W. Richards, The Heritage Foundation

Jordan Richardson, Heise Suarez Melville, P.A. Jason Richwine, Center for Immigration Studies

Shaun Rieley, The American Conservative Lora Ries, The Heritage Foundation

Leo Rios Mark Robeck, Energy Evolution Consulting LLC

James Rockas, ACLJ Action

Mark Royce, NOVA-Annandale College

Reed Rubinstein, America First Legal Foundation

William Ruger, American Institute for Economic Research Austin Ruse, Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam)

Brent D. Sadler, The Heritage Foundation

Alexander William Salter, Texas Tech University

Jon Sanders, John Locke Foundation

Carla Sands, America First Policy Institute

Robby Stephany Saunders, Coalition for a Prosperous America

David Sauve Brett D. Schaefer, The Heritage Foundation

Nina Owcharenko Schaefer, The Heritage Foundation

Matt Schuck, American Cornerstone Institute

Justin Schwab, CGCN Law

Jon Schweppe, American Principles Project

Marc Scribner, Reason Foundation

Darin Selnick, Selnick Consulting

Josh Sewell, Taxpayers for Common Sense

Kathleen Sgamma, Western Energy Alliance

Matt Sharp, Alliance Defending Freedom

Judy Shelton, Independent Institute

Nathan Simington Loren Smith, Skyline Policy Risk Group

Zack Smith, The Heritage Foundation

Jack Spencer, The Heritage Foundation

Adrienne Spero, U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security

Thomas W. Spoehr, The Heritage Foundation

Peter St Onge, The Heritage Foundation

Chris Stanley, Functional Government Initiative

Paula M. Stannard Parker Stathatos, Texas Public Policy Foundation William Steiger, Independent Consultant

Kenny Stein, Institute for Energy Research

Corey Stewart, Stewart PLLC

Mari Stull Katharine T. Sullivan, 1792 Exchange

Brett Swearingen, Miller Johnson Michael Sweeney Robert Swope Aaron Szabo, CGCN Group

Katy Talento, AllBetter Health

Tony Tata, Tata Leadership Group, LLC

Farnaz Farkish Thompson Todd Thurman, American Cornerstone Institute Brett Tolman, Tolman Group

Kayla M. Tonnessen, Recovery for America Now Foundation

Joe Trotter, American Legislative Exchange Council

Tevi Troy, Mercatus Center

Clayton Tufts Erin Valdez, Texas Public Policy Foundation

Mark Vandroff Jessica M. Vaughan, Center for Immigration Studies

John “JV” Venable, The Heritage Foundation

Morgan Lorraine Viña, Jewish Institute for National Security of America

Andrew N. Vollmer, Mercatus Center

Hans A. von Spakovsky, The Heritage Foundation

Greg Walcher, Natural Resources Group, LLC

David M. Walsh, Takota Group

Erin Walsh, The Heritage Foundation

Jacklyn Ward, American Cornerstone Institute Emma Waters, The Heritage Foundation

Michael Williams, American Cornerstone Institute

Aaron Wolff Jonathan Wolfson Alexei Woltornist, ATHOS

Frank Wuco Cesar Ybarra, FreedomWorks

John Zadrozny, America First Legal Foundation

Laura Zorc, FreedomWorks

https://static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeadership_FULL.pdf

Go ahead, read those named above. There is no American Indians being represented on the list. There is no “organic” aboriginal peoples or their representative involved. It is just foreigners, their descendants and a host of others with foreign interests that conflict with American Indians and pre-colonials on this land.

In my opinion, Project 2025 affords nothing to American Indians or marginalized people of any community. It is the same people, of like minds, who wish to “overthrow” the holders of the land in due course, to wit, American Indians, and lord over us unlawfully. The entire “heritage” principle is a heritage of genocide, fraud, land theft, enslavement, name stealing, mind washing and overt evil in the realm. That's the “heritage” sane people are left with. That is the “heritage reality,” and not some made up, comic book, public school, fantasy “heritage” lie.

Lord have Mercy