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Steve Madison

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Houston, Texas, The United States

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Steve A. Madison (1951- ) was born in Houston, Texas to a WWII combat veteran from Oklahoma and a patriotic redhead from Louisiana. He was raised to believe in God, country and a government of the people, by the people and for the people - secured by the sacred blood of the American soldier. Post 911, he became alarmed by the overt legislative theft of America’s constitutional safeguards that exposes the life, liberty, and private property of every American to lawless confiscation by the state. In 2012, Madison began a research project to determine the root causes of these acts and developed startling evidence of a secret government hidden within the federal system, a dark brotherhood that operates it, and a hidden hand that steers it. His ...more

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Steve Madison Since I was a boy, I've always wanted to know how and why things work. Once I took the lockset off our front door to see how keys could lock and unloc…moreSince I was a boy, I've always wanted to know how and why things work. Once I took the lockset off our front door to see how keys could lock and unlock our house. That’s the day Daddy taught me that sometimes special knowledge is required to get to the crux of the matter.

Along with wanting to know, I grew up a Christian patriot. God and country are naturally part of my DNA. I still choke-up when I hear Lee Greenwood sing "God Bless the USA", and I really mean it when I say the Pledge of Allegiance. So I guess when you combine these two natural qualities it's easy to see how a serious curiosity about how and why our national government has drifted so far from its intended purpose would arise.

The book started as a series of conversations I had with Mama the year she died. We discussed a lifetime's worth of our hopes, our tragedies, our victories, and in nearly every story, somehow, government intrusion was a factor. She speculated about what had happened to America in her lifetime - not the post-911 zombie shell we call America today - but the self-governing country she grew up in. That’s what really stuck – that at the end of her life, my 86 year old mother was still a patriot, and still concerned about the country and how Americans had so much of their individual liberty taken from them.

Getting to the crux of the matter - figuring out how these things work and why - that's the mission of the Mayday Project.

Of course, I hope the readers will be entertained but more importantly, I hope they'll be challenged - perhaps even outraged - enough to do their own research.

If ignorance is the weapon being used to enslave us, then scholarship and enlightenment will be the vessel of our deliverance. The more you read, the more you'll discover that it's not our government anymore.

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The Flight of the Mayday Squadron: An American Mythology

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The Deep State: The Fall of the Constitution and the Rise of a Shadow Government

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Fire and Light: How the Enlightenment Transformed Our World

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“Ontological Fourier mathematics is the complete mathematical explanation of Cartesian philosophy. It converts a substance dualism into a dual-aspect substance monism. There is only one substance - mathematics - but it can exist both dimensionlessly (as mind) and dimensionally (as matter, the product of mind). Mind adds the framing dimensions of space (extended real numbers) and time (extended imaginary numbers) to the unextended real and imaginary numbers of the frequency domain. (Ontologically, frequencies are not in space and time. They are instead the source of space and time).”
― Steve Madison, Transconsciousness

tags: matter, mind, ontological-mathematics, philosophy

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“It's solely thanks to mathematics that existence is rational, explicable, intelligible. Existence has an answer only because it's a mathematical organism. It isn't a mathematical AI. It's not a dead computer. It's a living, purposeful intelligence, a Hive Mind made of individual, living minds, of which each of us is one.”
― Steve Madison, Transconsciousness

tags: mathematics, philosophy

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“Why did the Roman Empire - the greatest civilizing force there has ever been - fall? It was because it became infected at every level by the negative liberty of Christianity. The Roman people started thinking of their personal salvation rather than their collective strength. Once the poison of individualism has spread among the people, Rome's fate was sealed. The collective collapsed. The Dark Ages came upon the West. Once the cohesion of the people has gone, everything fails.”
― Steve Madison, The Quality Agenda: The Search for Excellence