Louis4Governor.com | How did the future Governor of California organize his campaign? | Interview

Interviewer: Penelope Roberts

Penelope : How did you organize your campaign?

Louis: I started off by using Chat GPT to figure out the requirements. To my surprise, the information in Chat GPT is inaccurate so I barely squeezed in on time because I had to go out and get signatures at a time when I was going to be writing a narrative called the "The Golden Road' as the first communication to end the dystopia in California. Penelope: Are we living in a Dystopia? Louis: I wasn't sure at first, but when LAUSD targeted me at my work site after I had tried to begin a discussion about interest-based learning in their iPad committee, I found out the reality of the consequences of even trying to begin the conversation. Over the span of four years, they pulled me out of the classroom, made a barrage of 100% false accusation, then ultimately fabricated evidence by weaponizing children in a scene where an LAUSD administrator is in a room guiding the statements to adult-sized kids reading at a third grade level. That part about reality left a very big impression on me, and since it is our tax money funding these people; watching get away with trolling me through their bureaucracy and getting me fired while keeping my credential was an extraordinary experience I wouldn't have believe, unless it had happened to me. This experience was the direct evidence I had that we live in a dystopia, as LAUSD mispends $20 billion of California's tax money to behave in a manner that I find completely unacceptable.Penelope: It costs money to run for Governor. How did you get this far?Louis: One of the most unexpected things I did is start driving people around Los Angeles, which allowed me to get some deep knowledge of the city over two years. The people I met surprised me – it made me feel like I didn't really understand the reality that was occuring - in other words, I realized my participation in the system had kept me in a bubble that I would have not otherwise seen, unless LAUSD had retaliated against me.As challenging as the experience was, I've gotten over it, and have been take my ego out of it; the more important things is the reality that I learned about; and a pathway to healing our community by redesigning education in a manner that transforms California into last version of realty is synthesized through a story called "The Golden Road".

Penelope: How did you get the funding to pay for what you are doing so far?

Louis: I went into debt twenty grand, and took out money from a 403B I had; that money is almost out, and it means I will probably have to start driving during my campaign, unless I raise some money once I get the EIN number to accept donations that will fund beginning of "The Golden Road' that becomes an interactive narrative after I get elected. Penelope: What is an interactive narrative?Louis: As a storyteller, I have been able to triangulate that we live in a physics based construct that is hard to detect because the way our education was designed was to prevent us from seeing it by people who obviously understand it. This direct experience with reality allowed me synthesize of what that might look like in reality. The answer is a story that's interactive. Penelope: What's it like not to have Healthcare? Louis: I try not to think about it much; I tried to go to a dentist who was inexpensive, but he would see me because my blood pressure was too high; i needed Doctor's note; but the only doctor I know is my father; but he can't really sign that note, ethically; so I know I have two cavities, and financing those cavities is my next financial adventure in this industrial age matrix. I tried to see a doctor while I paid for insurance, and all the extra feels just made it unaffordable. Truth is, I spend as less as I can, and even that's not enough; I don't understand from the perspective that I am living how our leaders expect us to navigate real freedom. An intervention is due. My relationship with our Creator inspired me to do my best, and while I do not have resources now, I. hope that once I open up my bank account at Wells Fargo with the treasurer I recruited that i could raise enough money to finance a billboad campaign on Sunset Blvd, and do a blasts out to the social media channels; I've really bonded with the Roseville community, and I'm impressed with the bubble of excellence that exists in the community where my parents live, and I spend a lot of time. I'd like to work with people the age of my parents to create communities of seniors that can share their stories with young aspiring storytellers to create content with locals that inspired locals to get involved in their communities by sharing and producing stories, parables, like the Sermon on the Mount. On "R" street in Sacramento I'm creating a local media channel that creates more business for the small group of independent businesses and corporations in that area; there's a real opportunity to show synergy between wall street and local businesses through a process I've developed over six years.