Do not mistake movement for retreat. Gregory Bovino leaving does not mean the pressure is easing, it means the strategy is shifting. Replacing him with Tom Homan is not a withdrawal, it is a tightening of the circle. Same road, heavier steps.
Our elders taught us to watch patterns, not announcements. When power wants compliance, it often changes faces to calm the people while strengthening its grip behind the curtain. If this were truly about de-escalation, we would see restraint, transparency, and respect for the people. Instead, we see coordination, silence, and deeper federal alignment.
This is the question we must sit with: why make it look like they are pulling back, while moving someone in whose history tells us they intend to push harder? When leaders cooperate without consent from the people, who are they really protecting?
We are not here to be managed or pacified. We are here to be heard. And we remember that real change does not arrive disguised as reassurance.
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