Ralston Champagnie (Official)
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Entrepreneur para excellent and design management advocate, motorsport and Open source software enthusiast. FAA licensed pilot and airline dispatcher, MBA and some law school. The world's greatest lover. 64 Arts advocate & practitioner. All views are mine.
The result of governance failure mode, isn't it?
January 17, 2026 at 4:52 PM
The result of governance failure mode, isn't it?
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
January 16, 2026 at 9:01 PM
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
January 16, 2026 at 4:54 PM
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Sky News aka Fox News, isn't it?
January 16, 2026 at 4:53 PM
Sky News aka Fox News, isn't it?
Make every country dislike/hate America, finally, isn't it? Governance failure mode becomes wants and needs to justify as nation security, while Greenland's people's voice is being suppressed.
January 16, 2026 at 4:34 PM
Make every country dislike/hate America, finally, isn't it? Governance failure mode becomes wants and needs to justify as nation security, while Greenland's people's voice is being suppressed.
The fabricator accusing others of fabricating by labeling and name calling, isn't she?
January 16, 2026 at 4:21 PM
The fabricator accusing others of fabricating by labeling and name calling, isn't she?
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
January 16, 2026 at 4:13 PM
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
January 16, 2026 at 4:09 PM
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
January 16, 2026 at 1:51 PM
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
When symbols meant to represent moral authority
are repurposed to distort reality,
institutions lose their ability to signal truth.
are repurposed to distort reality,
institutions lose their ability to signal truth.
January 16, 2026 at 5:40 AM
When symbols meant to represent moral authority
are repurposed to distort reality,
institutions lose their ability to signal truth.
are repurposed to distort reality,
institutions lose their ability to signal truth.
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
January 15, 2026 at 11:19 PM
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Note, he didn't say stop...just restricted, isn't it? Not good!
January 15, 2026 at 11:17 PM
Note, he didn't say stop...just restricted, isn't it? Not good!
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
January 15, 2026 at 11:13 PM
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Yet, it's online...cannot trust that, isn't it?
January 15, 2026 at 5:43 PM
Yet, it's online...cannot trust that, isn't it?
What a awesome mother, isn't she?
January 15, 2026 at 5:25 PM
What a awesome mother, isn't she?
Happy Earthday, enjoy!
January 15, 2026 at 4:10 PM
Happy Earthday, enjoy!
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
January 15, 2026 at 2:36 PM
When political legitimacy is sought through foreign approval rather than domestic consent, sovereignty is already compromised.
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
Would any leader accept externally imposed force and fabricated charges against themselves — or only when it’s inflicted on their own people?
That's the business of Uganda and the U.N, isn't it?
January 15, 2026 at 1:58 AM
That's the business of Uganda and the U.N, isn't it?
Focus on the U.S...it's no different in this time, isn't it?
January 15, 2026 at 1:57 AM
Focus on the U.S...it's no different in this time, isn't it?
It's a sovereign nation the U.S must respect...what he's speaking of is rape mentality, isn't it?
January 14, 2026 at 3:57 PM
It's a sovereign nation the U.S must respect...what he's speaking of is rape mentality, isn't it?
Great question, isn't it?
January 14, 2026 at 3:53 PM
Great question, isn't it?
It's a sovereign nation the U.S must respect...what he's speaking of is rape mentality, isn't it?
January 14, 2026 at 3:15 PM
It's a sovereign nation the U.S must respect...what he's speaking of is rape mentality, isn't it?
Wait, why is that a crime?
January 14, 2026 at 4:35 AM
Wait, why is that a crime?
That's exact why the Chinese is winning, isn't it?
January 13, 2026 at 3:09 PM
That's exact why the Chinese is winning, isn't it?
Military “acceleration” after governance failure isn’t reform—it’s consolidation.
Public funds flow upward, away from education and civic capacity, toward a narrow set of private actors.
Public funds flow upward, away from education and civic capacity, toward a narrow set of private actors.
January 13, 2026 at 3:04 PM
Military “acceleration” after governance failure isn’t reform—it’s consolidation.
Public funds flow upward, away from education and civic capacity, toward a narrow set of private actors.
Public funds flow upward, away from education and civic capacity, toward a narrow set of private actors.