Two Credos and a Creed

Posted on Facebook 11 August 2026, lightly edited 24 August.

I've been made aware that my candidacy for Texas Agriculture Commissioner may have to end. If I'm formally notified or served with something I will definitely announce it and comply with the law.

I have to admit that when the President announced that they were going to go all out on countering Antifa, I thought it was a joke. I thought Presidential Memorandum NSPM-7 was some overly broad, unenforceable nonsense.

And that yokel claims that Democrats are left wing extremist communists.

I thought the Prez was a joke until some people with Antifa in Texas were convicted of various crimes.

I no longer believe the President and his regime are a joke, other than a bad one.

The Regime claims that Antifa is using Cuban communism as a model to lure in unsuspecting Americans. I laughed at that. What are we supposed to do? Run videos of Fidel Castro's four and a half hour speech before the United Nations in 1960 as inspiration? I don't think so.

But after writing this missive and looking at how incredibly long it is, maybe Comrade Fidel is channeling his indefatigable speech making through me! Be forewarned!

There's a Spook A' Hauntin' Texas

(A spook is somebody black, like me.)

I will be forthright. I am a non-marxist communist. My communist views stem from when I was slowly but surely indoctrinated as a child on a weekly basis. I was radicalized and I never recovered.

To this day I follow the teachings of a crazed Middle Eastern guru. He was a former construction foreman whose teachings were at such variance with accepted social norms that the government chose to put him to death.

I also have a card in my wallet from CPUSA, Communist Party of the United States. I carry it around as a souvenir. That card and about $4.25 will get you a vente drink at coffee monopoly.

I liked my communist cell because we met on Sundays for lunch after church. We've shrunk quite a bit and we haven't had lunch together in a couple of years or more.

So it's kinda just me and y'all on the internet, issuing agitprop, and trying to undermine all that's considered good and wholesome by the establishment.

If I'm detained by ICE and forced to testify, then I'll defend the Democratic Party. They aren't socialists, and they sure as heck ain't no communists.

I do want to overthrow the government. I have encouraged people to overthrow the government when I was a Democrat. I have encouraged people to overthrow the government when I was a Republican. And I encourage people to overthrow the government now that I'm a Green. Whether I'm on the ballot or not, I encourage people to vote for whomever they want, November 3, 2026 and in the future.

"By any means necessary," includes open, peaceful, democratic, and transparent means as well.

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At this point I wish to mention and emphasize the non-violent nature of my campaign and my Antifa activities.

Alfred Molison Jr.

Candidate for Texas Agriculture Commissioner

"A Voice for the Silent Generation"

Credo

Nemo Fame Pereat

Let No One Perish From Hunger

Allied Credo, if you will

Silencio Equal Muerte

Silence Equals Death

My Creed

First, do no harm.

Then, attempt to do some good.

I'm opposed to killing people.

I'm opposed to threatening to kill people.

I'm opposed to doing violence against people.

I'm opposed to threatening to do violence against people.

I'm opposed to the death penalty.

I'm opposed to the current wars that the United States is waging across the entire world.

I'm opposed to all wars.

I make no apologies or express support for dictators.

I'm angrily opposed to individuals, groups, political parties, religions, philosophies, or ideologies that promote violence, sadism, or the killing or harming of any of the children of humanity, or the destruction of creation.

I demand ethical behavior and transparency by and from all levels of government and the state. Government is every hard, tangible, written law, rule, and every formal, temporary or standing institution created by or allowed by law.

The state is the cultural set of assumptions and institutions that surround and animate the government. The state is bunches of hopes, ideals, dreams, and useful assumptions. Its flags, phrases, home, friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers. The state is the relationship between two or more people.

People don't believe in the government, they believe in the state. Without those written and unwritten ideas that aren't really laws or constitutional cornerstones, then the government is nothing but dry, dead bones.

I work towards a world where everyone can live, long, healthy, lives with justice tempered by mercy, wherein we'll have full and robust human rights not only on paper but in fact. We should be able to exercise those rights immediately, whenever needed or wanted.

If it requires a boatload of cash, a phalanx of lawyers, and years in court to guarantee our rights then our rights don't really exist.

I think there's only one law and every other rule stems from that. I can say it standing on one leg.

Love your neighbor as you would love yourself. And love yourself a whole lot!

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I make no connection between the potential removal of both the Green Party candidate, (me), and the Republican Party candidate from the slate that people can vote for as Texas Agriculture Commissioner.

Triggering this potential dual action removal will leave only the Democratic Party candidate and the Libertarian candidates to vote for. I don't know exactly who paid the Libertarian's candidate's filing fee of $3750.00. This time, I paid my filing fee.

When I ran for Texas Land Commissioner I lucked out and paid nothing.

I also make no connection between any Antifa concerns and my potential US citizenship situation.

When I was a child some people told/asked me "Why don't you people go back to where you came from." Since then I've always identified with immigrants both documented and undocumented, perhaps more than they'll ever know.

Also, when I was a child it was unnecessary to prove US citizenship to get a Social Security number and card. The US citizenship b.s. only came later. My parents got a card for me.

I haven't found it necessary to go through the citizenship naturalization process. I voted many times. I've run for public office several times. Despite having changed my name a few times I've never had a problem regarding citizenship. I haven't been in trouble with the law for many years so I think I can claim good moral character.

I've sworn allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. As a government worker, despite my belief that we need to replace the US Constitution, I've sworn defend and uphold the Constitution. It's still law of the land.

I believe that I'm a US citizen.

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