This presents somewhat of a conundrum for me. I am not a fan of AI. I don't use it (when I can avoid it) and I am suspicious of anyone who does use it and what they produce with it. If videos are obviously outrageous and funny, I can forgive the use of AI. It makes ridicule and mocking easy and instant.
But in the case of Carina, what "she" has been saying is very relevant to our political and economic situation, with a tasty sprinkling of profanity mixed in. So, if I LIKE what AI produces, am I OK with it?? I do lean in that direction. If people use AI honestly to try and persuade people to do something without misinformation, lying or deception, is AI A-OK? But if people use AI to deceive and manipulate, AI appears to be a malevolent force that just adds to the stresses of modern life.
Online, I found a "Bio" for Carina:
Carina Cedrechi — political truth-teller, anti-corruption strategist, trauma-survivor advocate, Christian humanitarian, and creator of high-impact multimedia campaigns exposing systemic abuse, government dysfunction, executive-branch corruption, and the dangers of one-man presidential power. Former refugee, federal specialist, and national resilience analyst fighting for real democracy, collective leadership, mental-health reform, human rights, anti-trafficking protection, and constitutional modernization.
Known for viral political commentary, savage social-justice monologues, Gen Z truth-rap, and cinematic activism, Carina uses strategic storytelling to confront authoritarianism, misogyny, state retaliation, workplace abuse, red-pill extremism, political propaganda, billionaire influence, global conflict manipulation, and manufactured division.
Her work centers on executive-council governance, national accountability, public-sector ethics, civic awakening, American burnout culture, and faith-rooted resistance to corruption. She amplifies voices harmed by broken systems, fights for children affected by war, and champions nonviolent civil resistance, mental-health accessibility, anti-war advocacy, and reform that builds a resilient, compassionate, multi-party America.
Carina’s brand blends psychology, geopolitics, culture, faith, and activism, delivering bold, emotionally charged content designed to awaken critical thinking, challenge broken power structures, and inspire a generation to demand integrity, accountability, justice, and national renewal.
Sounds good, right? At least to us lefties who do not trust corporate power or repressive government coercions.
What follows is an example of Carina's writings. I wish I could post one of her videos here, but Blogger has crippled that functionality. (Or maybe I am just getting too fucking old.) I think it might be time to find a new platform. You can find her online using her name.
This pic is a screenshot.
The System Is Terrified of Millions of Americans Who Finally Stop Acting Like NPCs
You know what absolutely kills me? Every time I open my mouth there's always some intellectually malnourished jackass in the comments going, "all you do is yap. Where's the action?"
Sweetheart, the action is you. What part of that is so difficult to comprehend?
What exactly did you expect me to do? Personally knock on 300 million doors, reorganize the federal government, fix the economy, dismantle corruption, and make everybody a sandwich before dinner? I'm one person. I'm not a one-woman federal emergency management agency for a country suffering from a collective intellectual stroke.
I need you to participate in your own damn existence.
Some of you are walking around like non-playable characters in a video game, waiting for somebody else to finish the mission while you stand in a corner repeating the same three lines about how everything is rigged. Yes, we know it's rigged, Gerald. Now, would you mind developing a fourth sentence?
Here's what people fundamentally do not understand about societal change. This country is enormous. It's a melting pot of cultures, religions, political beliefs, generations, and people who cannot even agree on whether the Earth is round without somebody opening a podcast. You think we're going to bring everybody together by Thursday? This isn't a damn group project where I can threaten to tell the teacher you didn't participate.
Changing the direction of an entire civilization requires patience, repetition, education, and an extraordinary amount of talking. Yes, talking — because talking is how ideas spread. Talking is how people start questioning what they've been taught. Talking is how the person who was completely convinced of something yesterday wakes up tomorrow and realizes they've been defending an absolute pile of horseshit.
And that's why I keep yapping. But here's the part where I need you to start yapping too.
I want ordinary people occupying every corner of the information landscape. TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, podcasts, local newspapers, community meetings, everywhere. Not spreading conspiratorial sewage or inventing nonsense because it gets views — actual information, verifiable truths, difficult conversations, moral principles, things that force people to think beyond the three inches of skull currently being rented out to political propaganda.
And while we're at it, can we discuss this bizarre international political brothel we've constructed? Because I am absolutely fascinated by Americans who have somehow developed more emotional loyalty to foreign governments than to their own fellow citizens. Some of you are standing with Russia, some are standing with Israel, some are defending whichever foreign politician has most recently crawled into your algorithm wearing the ideology equivalent of lingerie. Meanwhile your own country is struggling. What the hell is wrong with you?
In my opinion, political propaganda tied to both Russian and Israeli interests has helped poison American discourse, encouraging division and grotesque caricatures of Americans as dysfunctional, drug-addicted idiots incapable of governing ourselves. And too many Americans have enthusiastically helped amplify that garbage.
I'm sorry, but I refuse to believe this country consists entirely of fentanyl zombies practicing flamingo yoga in gas station parking lots. I've traveled this country. I've lived among these people. I know better. And I refuse to confuse the interests of a foreign government with the worth of its people, just as I refuse to confuse our corrupt politicians with the American people. My loyalty is to my country and my fellow Americans. That shouldn't be a controversial concept.
But here's the bigger picture. I don't simply want corrupt people removed from positions of power so we can replace them with the next generation of professionally groomed sociopaths. I want corruption to become culturally unacceptable. I want society to reach a point where someone offers a public official a suitcase full of money, and instead of negotiating the price of their soul, that official calls the authorities.
Imagine that. A politician with a functioning conscience. I realize I'm describing something so rare that scientists might have to classify it as a new species.
But that's the goal. A society where exploiting children, abusing vulnerable people, enriching yourself through public office, and selling out your neighbors are not treated like unfortunate occupational hazards of being powerful. They're treated as moral disqualifications. Where people who expose abuse are protected. Where victims are believed enough to be heard and evidence is taken seriously. Where justice doesn't come with a separate entrance for billionaires. Where integrity becomes so deeply embedded in our culture that money stops being an effective substitute for character.
And no, we don't accomplish that by screaming for five minutes and expecting a miracle. We accomplish it by slowly changing what society tolerates, rewards, celebrates, and condemns. We make decency fashionable again. We make accountability unavoidable. We make public service mean actual service, instead of an elaborate retirement plan for ethically bankrupt narcissists.
And the beautiful thing about communication: you don't need a billionaire's advertising budget to tell the truth. You need courage, consistency, facts, and enough people refusing to shut up. One person speaks, someone listens, that person starts asking questions, then they speak. Eventually, the propaganda machine finds itself competing with the people it spent decades trying to keep ignorant.
That's when the conversation becomes something much more substantial. People organize. They vote. They volunteer. They demand. They protect their neighbors. They stop rewarding corruption with applause and start demanding consequences through the law. That's action. Talking isn't the opposite of action. It's often the thing that makes coordinated action possible.
So yes, I'm going to keep yapping. And I want you to yap too. Not because I need an audience. Because this country needs participants.
I'm not trying to build a fan club of spectators waiting for their daily dose of political outrage like it's a prescription medication. I'm trying to encourage people to develop enough intellectual independence and moral backbone that they no longer need some millionaire with a podcast to tell them what to think.
Because the end goal isn't for everybody to agree with me. The end goal is for everybody to start thinking, caring, and participating again. And if enough of us accomplish that, these corrupt bastards won't know what hit their business model.
Because the most dangerous thing to a system that profits from public ignorance isn't one loud woman with a camera. It's millions of ordinary people who finally understand they were never supposed to remain spectators in their own lives.
That's why I yap. Now it's your turn.
What's more is that there is some music under the same name of Carina Cedechi. Rebellious stuff. Look her up on Pandora or Spotify.
Finally, here is a link to her dot com site: https://www.carinacedrechi.com/
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