RE: 1. American civilians and East Asian overlords

"Are you arguing that America is now under Klaus Schwab's rule because Alexander Hamilton borrowed money from Europe to set up America's central bank?"

Andrew Jackson put an end to that reign of usury early in the 19th Century, so that influence has been interrupted, at least. However, it has certainly been re-established in spades, and that noxious power again has our nation by the bollocks. Klaus Schwab has been ejected from the WEF, and replaced with the former Nestle CEO, Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, suitably less human, and humane, than even Schwab.

IMG source - Twatter - “Humans have no right to access free water.”

Texas and Oregon are thousands of miles apart, and are indeed separate polities, though they both tacitly accede to membership in the union, eschewing violent subjugation and Civil War. There are always undercurrents of separatism in both states, with the eternal divide between rural and urban both exacerbating and complicating politics. Oil empowered rural Texas folk to wield more power politically early in the 20th Century, while Oregon's cities have unremittingly been Democrat, repressing more practical policies, worse of late. Execrable corruption and drug money today renders Oregon amongst the worst of US states in yielding to international power. Wedged between California and Washington, it lurks in the shadows of more affluent and powerful border states, but is no less burdened by the influence of international money. It's cities rule the state with reeking hordes of alien criminals, drug addled Socialists that outnumber good country folk whom bathe regularly. Texas wildcatters have been tamed by financial schemers, and suffers a similar sentence to urban political power, but was a great place ride hard before it's descent.

"...Thomas Jefferson created the ideological foundation of the Democratic Party in the United States, and Alexander Hamilton created the ideological foundation of the Republican Party!"

Under the skin, deeper than mere rhetoric, there is only one political party in America, and the uniparty has only two planks: bribery and blackmail. In terms of rhetoric, you have reversed the party roots Jefferson and Hamilton would today represent, but these present institutions would be unrecognizable to either man. Trump has replaced the Republican Party with a core of OG Democrats, and the Democrats are off the reservation entirely, with elections being no more meaningful than ritual and raw money power buying offices. Republic has become a meaningless word to almost everyone I know, and freedom is getting to buy your own surveillance and tracking device subscription, while democracy is just cheering for whomever is in office. The world was far different 250 years ago, where Americans could set out beyond the frontiers and live by such laws as seemed right to them. In my youth in a village surrounded by wilderness I roamed afield at times, when the oppressive stench of too many neighbors put me off my feed, and put me on my feet to wander until my solitude cleared the air and restored the savor of meat again.

Thanks!