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YesToHellWith is determined to expose the wrongful conviction and imprisonment of Orlando Carter. We are asking that President Trump review this injustice and exonerate Carter.

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  • What price would you pay to defend the American Republic?
    2025/11/29

    What price would you pay to defend the American Republic? I’ve lived that price. A VMI cadet… an Army officer… and then months in solitary confinement for challenging federal corruption. Shackled. Mocked. Treated as a danger—because truth mattered more than comfort. And that’s why I ask you: What will YOU sacrifice for your freedom, your children, your future? The first price isn’t money. It’s understanding. Jurisdictional understanding. That’s why I wrote the Primer— for people ready to stand lawfully against federal presumption. Defend your rights. Start with understanding. Start with the Primer. May truth reign supreme.YesToHellWith



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  • There’s an American who isn’t celebrating
    2025/11/28

    There’s an American who isn’t celebrating

    Thanksgiving today. Joseph Stack made a terrible, indefensible choice in 2010—he flew a plane into an IRS building. His violence was wrong. Innocent people paid the price. But the despair that drove him didn’t come from nowhere. For years the IRS acted with unchecked power—demanding compliance, withholding clarity, treating mistakes as crimes, and refusing to correct its own errors. Stack was wrong. But the system that made him feel trapped must still answer for the climate it created. The answer isn’t rebellion. The answer is truth—and joining forces to restore it



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  • There’s an American who isn’t celebrating
    2025/11/28

    There’s an American who isn’t celebrating

    Thanksgiving today. Joseph Stack made a terrible, indefensible choice in 2010—he flew a plane into an IRS building. His violence was wrong. Innocent people paid the price. But the despair that drove him didn’t come from nowhere. For years the IRS acted with unchecked power—demanding compliance, withholding clarity, treating mistakes as crimes, and refusing to correct its own errors. Stack was wrong. But the system that made him feel trapped must still answer for the climate it created. The answer isn’t rebellion. The answer is truth—and joining forces to restore itYesToHellWith



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