Pizzagate related because it seems that since the news broke, many of us have either been enveloped by the information and the desire to see justice or have completely lost hope.

I know there are a lot of Trump supporters here and many of you seem to be right-leaning or conservative, so I expect some of you to not be receptive to this, but please hear me out.

Trump was elected as an anti-globalist, anti-establishment candidate who was seen as an answer to the years of divisive, far-left identity politics and the ever encroaching attacks on free speech and political incorrectness. He promised a wall paid for by Mexico, an end to needless wars, a special prosecutor to investigate "Crooked Hillary," and much more.

While Trump may deserve credit for the good he has done, he, too, is a swamp monster in the making. In a phone call with Mexico's president, he admitted his wall talk was just that, talk, and that Mexico wouldn't pay for it. At a recent rally, Trump exclaimed that if he didn't get a wall funded by tax dollars, he'd shut the government down. After his election, he said the Clintons were nice and have already been through a lot, leaving out any hope that he would come through on another promise. Instead of immediately removing the insultingly corrupt FBI director James Comey, he kept him on which eventually led to the introduction of Robert Mueller. Just recently, the FBI has decided not to release Hillary's emails because of a "lack of public interest." Instead of filling his cabinet with anti-globalists, he filled it with swamp creatures from D.C. and Wall Street. People who worked in his campaign and pushed for his agenda got nothing. Trump is now surrounded by generals and Obama holdovers. At the same time, Trump has been relentlessly attacked by the media in an unprecedented onslaught, and I think the continual barrage along with his wanting to maintain the Trump brand long after his presidency may be why he is caving in on so many issues. McMaster and Tillerson won't even use terms like "radical Islam," for example, and the war in Afghanistan that Trump rightly reviled for years is now one he has chosen to prolong.

So, in an effort to get through to those with ears willing to hear (or eyes willing to see in our case) and if you're one of those who thinks the government can be fixed "If my guy gets in!" I hope you reconsider. Statism is worse than cancer. It never goes into remission and cannot cure itself. To continue to believe that if we can plug in the right spark plugs to a machine oiled with blood and coercion is one reason why the world, America in particular, has seemed to have lost its grip on reality and morality.

Instead of striving to be self-sufficient, peaceful individuals who focus on integrity and voluntary interaction in an effort to build a strong, virtuous society, we have become a people more concerned with group identity who vote for more political control over every aspect of our lives. Given that government is funded through coercion and extortion of its citizens, it's no wonder why morals are thrown to the wayside when such an apparatus is continually given more power to lie, murder, steal, divide and determine moral value. The reason pizzagate is as big a problem as it is is due to individuals failing in their personal responsibilities and granting the enormous power to politicians and their cronies to carry out such heinous things like war, slavery and human trafficking.

My plea with you guys today is to stop thinking the government will one day do the right things. The State thrives on division, manipulating group think/identity, false news and propaganda, underhanded dealings and backroom deals. Of course, government does good things, but for every good it produces, there are countless bads.

We should push for more voluntary, decentralized interaction and not relying on a centralized command and control entity to make the right decisions. It has been independent, decentralized investigation into pizzagate that has exposed far, far more than the State ever will, and this is how it has been and always will be. This is American. American people were at their peak when they relied less on the central planners of the State to sort things out and more on themselves, their friends and their families.

Trump is just a figurehead. While some of his choices may have been good and deserve credit, his overall actions are showing that he seems fine with being a George W. Bush rather than a Barack Obama, a consolation that isn't very encouraging.

With all that said, abandon the political charade and the government scheme that keeps everything going in the same direction. Be individuals who work on the betterment of yourselves first, and society will benefit by default.

Keep up the great work and investigating. It is because of private researchers and people disillusioned by government that have provided the most damning information. This is how it ought to be. The FBI, CIA, NSA, IRS, etc. aren't here to keep us safe. They are here to keep themselves safe and that means maintaining the charade.

YOU are why pizzagate is being exposed and more people are waking up to it. The only hope is for more decentralization and wider access to information that will bring about justice for these victims through public outrage rather than typical, futile political means. Market-based solutions, like you, are far more important and viable to a free and virtuous people than state-based solutions.

Take care. May pizzagate be exposed and justice be served!