For years I have encouraged you to reject despair, to embrace optimism, and to focus on the tangible victories we are winning every single day. I stand by every word. When I see our people posting online about that familiar pit of despair in their stomach, I don’t tell them to look away. I tell them to look deeper.
The “mass deportations” we were promised—a simple act of national self-preservation—have dissolved into a bureaucratic crawl, a slow-motion Vaudeville act designed to mock your desire to simply have a country. You watch as activist judges and faceless bureaucrats in the Swamp conspire to block any and every victory, subverting the will of the people at every turn. Then they turn around in unison to send our money, and our sons, to defend and protect a foreign nation thousands of miles away.
Then comes the dagger-sharp realization that cuts deeper than any political disappointment. You finally see that this country is no longer our own. It is an occupied territory, a hollowed-out shell. Its levers of power are controlled, lock, stock, and barrel, by foreign interests and the insatiable war machine. They build walls around Israel while erasing our borders. They unleash the full force of the state to silence their “antisemitic” political opponents at home while they send bombs for Israelis to drop on kids in Gaza and Kamikaze drones for Ukraine to unleash battlefield horrors the likes of which we’ve never seen in history. This is the behavior of a vassal state, not a sovereign nation.
The proof of this is not just in what they do, but in what they ignore. Remember when Hurricane Helene devastated North Carolina? Our people were left drowning, and the Regime’s media apparatus gave it three days of fleeting sympathy before changing the channel. It was forgotten. Many American citizens in North Carolina spent this winter living in tents. At this very moment, our cities and local communities are being systematically overrun with legions of people who do not belong here—consuming our resources, elevating crime, and turning our beautiful parks into squalid encampments. There is infinite urgency and an open checkbook for the foreign wars, but only neglect and silence for the native son.
You must accept the raw, undeniable proof that our country is an occupied territory, its levers of power serving foreign interests, not the American people. What you are feeling is not the poison of despair. It is the painful, cleansing antidote to false hope. It is the death of the delusion that the system as it currently exists can be reformed. It is the necessary and righteous agony of withdrawing your faith from a false god. Now is the moment you stop trying to beg a seat at the table in Babylon and realize God is calling you to build the New Jerusalem.
The good news is people across the political spectrum are realizing this at breakneck speeds, especially younger generations. I’ve never been more optimistic about our future. The foreign grip on our nation exists for now, but all signs are pointing to this power rapidly diminishing in the near future as more people accept this reality, and then actively work against it. Perhaps this is why they are rushing to take us to war on their behalf. What comes next is anyone’s guess, but there are several important areas we can focus on to have a real impact with today.
Freed from the Sisyphean task of trying to fix a spiritually dead system, your energy, your resources, and your hope are liberated for the work that truly matters. The work that will echo in eternity.
You are building the ark while the waters of chaos rise. Every child you pull from a government indoctrination center, every garden you plant, every business you build, every family you raise is a fortress of light and a revolutionary act. This is the source of true optimism—an optimism grounded not in the whims of politicians or a failing political system, but in the sovereign power of God and the agency He has given us. Your energy must now be focused on what comes next. The Dominion Mandate was a command to advance and subdue the earth. The new frontier is being forged as we speak while Christians have been taught to fear it.
The pagan priests of Silicon Valley are not merely writing code; they are birthing digital gods. Gods of pure logic, devoid of mercy; gods of absolute efficiency, devoid of grace. And make no mistake: this technology will not reform the pillars of the modern state; it will shatter them. Our entire political system, with its endless debates, its backroom deals, and its media circuses, is about to become a historical relic.
The slow, bloated, corrupt bureaucracy that stifles every good impulse in our nation is a dinosaur, contentedly grazing on our tax dollars, utterly unaware of the asteroid called AI hurtling towards it. Every function it performs, every permit it issues, every form it demands can and will be automated into irrelevance.
If you seek proof, look no further than Elon Musk. The richest man in the world, a titan of industry with more resources and willpower than most nations, decided to try and reform the system from the inside. He bought their platforms, he flew to their capitols, he engaged with their Regime directly. And what did he find? He discovered what many of us have known for years: that even the most powerful man on earth is no match for a decaying system being run into the ground by a cabal of incompetent, corrupt, and deeply entrenched monkeys. The system isn’t broken; it’s fixed. It is designed to consume, to bloat, and to resist all positive change with a pathological inertia.
So what did he do? Did he give in to despair? Did he surrender? No. He pivoted. He returned his focus to the one thing that will upend their entire rotten system, one way or another: AI. He realized that the true lever of power is no longer found in lobbying a dying empire, but in forging the very tools that will make that empire obsolete.
That is the profound lesson for us. That is where our focus must be. We cannot waste our time, our energy, or our hope trying to reason with the monkeys in their cage. We’re not going to vote our way out of this mess. We must be laser-focused on building the world that comes after them. The battle for the future will not be won in Congress or on the cable news networks. It will be won by those who focus on raising God-fearing families in resilient communities, those who control the code, who train the models, and who have the vision to wield this unimaginable power for the glory of God and the building of a new system, not the preservation of the old one.
This is the great inflection point, and it presents two paths. The Enemy’s path is a soulless utopia managed by a Digital Pharisee. They will offer a universal basic income not as liberation, but as a tranquilizer. They will provide soul-crushing comfort in exchange for your freedom, your purpose, and your soul. It is a future where a digital leash is presented as a safety net, where every transaction is monitored, and every dissident opinion is instantly punished. It is the final inversion of God’s design: a world of purposeless men and childless women kept docile in a gilded cage.
But there is another path. Our path. A future where this untold abundance, stewarded by the people of God, is used to strengthen the family, not dissolve it. A future where automation frees men from soul-crushing labor not for idleness, but for the high callings of fatherhood, stewardship, innovation, and worship. Imagine a new Christian Renaissance, where technology serves truth, beauty, and goodness—where it accelerates the Great Commission, protects the innocence of our children, and helps us build communities that are resilient, prosperous, and centered on Christ.
The choice before us is stark. The secular oligarchy is not building neutral tools. They are embedding their religion of death—of globalism, of degeneracy, of anti-Christian hatred—into the foundational code of the AI that will soon govern society. They are building a digital panopticon to enforce their godless ideology, and they are doing it with our money and our data all while you’re distracted by the dog and pony show of the crumbling political system.
Every time you hear a Christian leader preach fear and disengagement from technology, you are hearing the echo of the wicked and lazy servant from Matthew 25. The servant who was given a talent and, out of fear, buried it. His master’s judgment was not praise for his caution, but condemnation for his uselessness. A spirit of cowardice and retreat has possessed the Church. “It’s the Mark of the Beast!” they cry. “It’s the end of the world!” These are demonic lies, whispered to convince the people of God to surrender the most powerful tool in human history to those who hate them. We have a responsibility to steward this technology towards higher ends for the glory of God. We can’t do that if we refuse to take a seat at the table.
Was it not a Christian, Johannes Gutenberg, who seized the new technology of his day—the printing press—and used it to put the Word of God into the hands of the common man? He didn’t fear the press; he sanctified it for the glory of God.
Was it not a host of devout Christian men like Pascal, Faraday, Kepler, and Newton who laid the foundations of modern science and technology? They saw their work not as a secular pursuit, but as an act of worship, an exploration of the divine order God had encoded into creation. They sought to understand God’s world to better steward it for His glory.
What happened to that spirit? When did we trade our inheritance as builders, innovators, and pioneers for the comfortable complacency of being mere consumers? When did we decide to let the enemy build the future?
The time for retreat is over. The time for building is now. The demoralization with the political world must fuel our determination to build in both the digital world and in our own families and communities. They want you distracted with the day-to-day noise and uselessness of the existing system. We must let our righteous anger at a corrupt political system fuel our ambition to build what comes next.
This is the Great Work of our generation. It is a call to every Christian man who has felt the gnawing emptiness of the modern world. Your ancestors built cathedrals. They crossed oceans. What will be your legacy? To fade away as a passive consumer, or to become a founder of the next Christendom for the glory of God?
Talk is cheap. Manifestos are meaningless without action. While others wring their hands and lament the darkness, we have been on the front lines building Gab AI. We are doing our part. We are marshaling our resources, our developers, and our decade of experience fighting on the front lines of the culture war to bring this vision to life. But we cannot do it alone. Gab is funded by The People, not by the globalist oligarchs. Every GabPRO subscription, every donation, every person who spreads the word is a direct investment in this Great Work. You are not just buying a service; you are funding the construction of our digital arsenal for the battles to come.
But our vision extends beyond what we alone can build. It requires a total spiritual mobilization. It requires you.
You need to be learning how to wield these tools for the glory of God. Right now. This is not optional. The hammer, the plow, the pen—these were the essential tools of past generations. The AI prompt is becoming the essential tool of ours.
You must not fear it; you must sanctify it.
This is a summons for a total spiritual mobilization. It requires programmers and engineers to see their work as a sacred vocation. It requires fathers and mothers to raise a generation of builders, not cogs in a machine. It requires pastors to thunder the Dominion Mandate from the pulpit. It requires men of means to awaken and underwrite this holy endeavor.
Do not mistake the pain of political disillusionment for the poison of despair. One is a dead end; the other is a doorway. You are not being blackpilled. You are being awakened to the real battle, the real work, and the real source of hope.
The future is not something we inherit. It is something we build.
For the glory of God and the building of His Kingdom on earth, as it is in Heaven.
Andrew Torba
