OK, problems already, with the quote about "getting rid of our form of government," which is what exactly? People claim that "our" form of government (America) is documented with the United States of America Constitution of 1789. That is an obvious fraud. Those against changing the original Federal Constitution (Articles of Confederation) included George Mason (Bill of Rights) and Patrick Henry (Liberty of Death) so... There are measurably two paths: 1. Further dictatorship (monopoly of power and profit) and, 2. Common law due process where each individual is on a the same legal footing, foundation, as each other, which means that a statute/rule/proclamation/ordinance/suggestion/"law" works for each individual the same way, and if there is INSTITUTIONALIZED BIAS, then that is an inculpatory bit of evidence proving beyond doubt that the criminals have, in fact, taken over. So "our" government was taken-over by criminals in 1789, and those against the take-over (Mason, Henry, etc.) moved to NULLIFY the take-over (return to common law) with the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights (common law) is hanging on by a thin thread, but to return to MONOPOLY OF POWER AND PROFIT (Nationalism, not federalism) returns to square one, which is Subsidized Slavery. Devolution of power down to the individual is the common law, and it is what was documented in at least Magna Carta, Declaration of Independence (before censorship by slave traders and slave carriers) and any of the many Constitutions of the States that formed into a Federation between 1774 and 1789 (under the common law) with many reporting the existence of Bills of Rights. If Brendon had not got his head rapped around this, then he will be MISDIRECTED and he will then MISDIRECT.

"Steve Bannon, former chief strategist to President Donald Trump, has revealed Joe Biden's son emailed a shop owner who had his hard drive in an effort to get it back." I read that, typed it in, and the following shows up: