The Fifth Republic Party is a political party formed by Seattle-based activist David Blomstrom.

The party takes a strong stand against socio-political corruption and human rights abuses. It is especially unique in its opposition to Jewarchy (corruption in the Jewish community, including Zionism). Environmental protection is also a major issue.

A Brief History

When I was a child, I misinterpreted the word indivisible in the Pledge of Allegiance as invisible. In other words, I thought we lived in an invisible republic, whatever that means.

The term invisible republic took on a potent new meaning in Edward Abbey’s classic Desert Solitaire, which, along with Sand County Almanac, served as one of my Bible’s when I was in college.

I rediscovered Abbey’s invisible republic years later, after my political awakening. For me, the term suggested an underground rebellion, a brewing revolution or a shadow government.

But Invisible Republic didn’t seem like the best name for a political party. Nevertheless, it was an idea I couldnt’t let go of.

One day I had a revelation: What is the goal of any revolution or shadow government?

Something different and better. And once your dream becomes a reality, your shadow government is no longer invisible. It’s the new power. But what should we call this whimsical political utopia so many people dream of?

If the U.S. was utterly destroyed, we could give whatever takes its place a completely new name. There is indeed much in the U.S. that needs to be destroyed, but I’m more interested in reform than creating an entirely new nation. In this spirit, the invisible republic we yearn for might be seen as a reincarnation of the original United States. And it wouldn’t be the first makeover the U.S. has received.

On second thought, we wouldn’t want to bring back slavery or genocidal war against Native Americans, now would we? Instead, the focus is on the ideals expressed in the Declaration of Independence, even if the U.S. has never lived up to them.

Five Republics

There’s an enormous difference between 21st century America and the new nation that was born in the late 18th century. The event that best separates the modern U.S. from the original thirteen states is probably the Civil War.

The war between the Union and the Confederacy was a bloody conflict that changed the country in several major respects. The South was shattered, and slavery was abolished.

The Civil War era is also remembered for a tremendous increase in immigration, technology and industry. The rise of powerful corporations can be largely traced to this time period.

When they explored the vast western wilderness in the early 19th century, Lewis and Clark referred to their mother country as “these united states.” The Civil War hammered a sleepy republic into a more crowded and technologically advanced nation with a much stronger federal government.

The year 1898 arguably marks the beginning of a third era as the Spanish American War and the annexation of Hawaii turned the U.S. into an empire with overseas possessions. The U.S. was on its way to becoming a global empire.

The two world wars saw an acceleration in technology along with increasing Jewish control of the United States. Today, Google and Facebook are reminders that the world is largely ruled by technology controlled by Jews, much of it consisting of surveillance and propaganda. This Orwellian new world we live in is the 4th republic.

The 5th republic is the new nation I dream of.

Imagine a world where intelligent people control technology, not the other way around. Imagine a world where people are well educated and have a connection to Mother Earth. Imagine a world without war.

Unfortunately, such a thing might only be possible in a world without Jews. At the very least, their power has to be broken.