Changing Government Accountability from the Outside In

Written by Michaelson Williams, author of *The Legacy Wife, Playground Dating Theories, YOU ARE ILLUMINATI: Psychological World War III, Trainwashing: The Secrets of Positive Brainwashing,* and more.

I've been working on a new system of government accountability that works outside of the system and is driven by WeThePeople first. This article will explain some of the experimental elements of the new system that I call GoVoteX Infinity.

To say that the government is out of control, in my opinion, is an understatement. We are surrounded by ever-growing levels of government tyranny. Do you feel it too? If you do feel the weight of tyranny bearing down on you a bit more every day, then you want to pay close attention to this article entry.

I get more than the subtle impression that people have given up on trying to make their local government behave. These people get elected, and as soon as they take their seats, they immediately start working against the people.

Year over year, small towns to big cities in America are getting worse. That means the people we elect aren't actually there to do an honest job. We, the public, have to come to terms with the fact that there are people who seek government positions for the easy buck.

These people are slick talkers who either have little backbone to represent the community, or there's a bigger issue: they don't want to.

Time After Time

Year after year, politicians make empty promises to do the best job they can and represent the people at every level. Time after time, they do the exact opposite.

Politicians' words are empty and pointless to listen to, and the reason is because of a simple psychological fact. People who can't be held accountable will almost never do a good and honest day's work, especially if they can't be fired on the spot.

Why are politicians not held to the same standards and rules as any other employee? It's because the system is and always has been rigged against WeThePeople.

Now that last sentence will test your own psychology because it goes against everything you've been conditioned to believe about government officials.

The public, WeThePeople, have been conditioned to believe that government—all of it—is meant to look out for our best interest. But what if the opposite is true?

What if government, from local to national, is there simply to get in the way, act as the Red Tape, and never be held accountable?

When you look around your community, has anything of any substance been created by your local city council, or have they been consistently rejecting the wishes of your community?

I'm not talking about that new park or bike path either. I'm talking about something substantial. I'm talking about teaching your children ideas you don't approve of, stopping a data center, or refusing to hold local law enforcement accountable.

It's not likely you will find too many cases where your city council is doing the right thing by its residents.

Changing the Status Quo from the Outside

The way we see it at GoVoteX Infinity is that the systems of government can no longer be corrected from the inside. The government is simply too corrupt at this point.

I know it's a bold statement, but you have to ask yourself whether it's true or not. To do this, you need to put aside political party affiliations.

What we're asking you to do is hold aside, even refuse, all of your political biases and look at government from a bird's-eye view.

We need you to look at politicians as regular people, taking them down from the pedestal of believing they understand more about politics than you do.

We need you to look at how the government is being run and think about the way it should be run, but isn't.

It doesn't actually take much time to increase your understanding of how your community should be run.

GoVoteX Infinity Wants You to Get Involved

The fastest way to understand local government is to get involved with the process. Most government officials get away with misconduct because the citizens are complacent and out of touch.

You can't have better if you aren't active in the process yourself.

GoVoteX Infinity has implemented an easy and small but effective civil duty questionnaire that the public interacts with for greater understanding of the issues surrounding your community.

Think of this questionnaire as a doorway. If you're holding the wrong key, it will not allow entry, meaning you can't vote.

This helps to stop people from voting based upon the last few political ads and commercials run to influence their minds. It also helps address the repetitive social media posts geared to sway someone's political opinion.

GoVoteX Infinity has many more features that operate in the very best interest of your community, all the way to the highest levels of government. These features are designed to hold everyone accountable for their actions or lack thereof.

Here's something to think about deeply.

If you don't have the power to fire government officials on the spot, what power do you actually have?

In the next article, I'll discuss more about other features of GoVoteX Infinity. In the meantime, visit the site.

Have a good look around and, if willing, take a survey to help guide us forward.

Holding government officials accountable won't be easy because they hate having the mirror held up to their faces. At this point, we have no choice.

Thank you for being here.

Michaelson Williams
The MichaelsonEffect
Founder at GoVoteX Infinity

Want to learn more about the GoVoteX Infinity project, visit: https://govotexinfinity.org