EP-116 Outrage in the Pacific Northwest The title of this episode was difficult. First thought - Logically Illogical Constitutionality. Second thought - The Foreign Technological List Makers. It's hard to encapsulate something so complex and yet so simple into a show title. In the end I wanted to honor my guest, Eric Crowl, aka @OutragePNW. He is one of thousands of American citizen volunteers pushing legal mechanisms to hold government accountable and attempt to bring transparency to a complex system of partisan control. I realize those sentences are a mouthful, but it's true. A partisan lens has been placed upon the mechanisms of government that are meant to be objective in their execution, and guarded by the rails of constitutionality. We have a state example of a national problem in Washington as the Secretary of State has contracted through academic proxies to report out on opposition to partisan political bureaucrats so that they may shape narrative and silence information. It's hard to see it any other way as the foreign contractor scrapes and reports with a biased lens of inspection. These combatants, fueled by conviction without expectation of monetary gain, have uncovered a fascistic system of corruption through open source protected information gathering. @outragepnw @bjm1203 @MichaelEastonWA @Susan_Dupres @JimWalshLD19 These are the Twitter accounts digging on the truth within public records disclosure. This is not a comprehensive list, but the one's mentioned in the podcast. Their efforts are supported by many other accounts in the Pacific Northwest on the X Platform. Here is the file dump of public records available open source ... NO GATEKEEPING. This is all evidence for the ongoing investigation by the Committee on the Judiciary and the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government U.S. House of Representatives. All the aces are in their places. Now is the time to act. Find each other. Support each other. No LARPing. No grifting. Together we bring truth, accountability, and integrity back to our systems of governance.