My friends (if I may presume), Every thinking American is bound by reason to offer no quarter to the illusion that there is a government of the people in this times.

Recognizing that this issue transcends base political consideration, and was ostensibly carefully and patiently created over decades (at least); we must also be clear that we must proceed as if that were yet to be proven. In the fusion of information the final product can never be fully anticipated, much like the future "it is ever in motion". While Americans have been consistently succumbing to the influences being brought to bear on them, relatively few have demonstrated enough breadth of vision to understand its scope and potential foreshadowing of a bleak future.

How then can our distinct efforts be brought to bear on this activity? What would be the first set of short term goals?

I have no doubt that we can achieve the goals I believe we share, in principle; but perhaps the first object should be to share those principles? As a team, success depends strongly on know what to expect from each other, no?

Well, I cant imagine this being the last bit of info on how to survive a police state.

Personally I felt it would have been research worthy, but seems lack of interest preempted that.
None the less, I will continue on here at ATS as I have from day 15, and contribute in the fashion I've found seems to fit me best.




How ever, if any others are interested in the subject and or topic, feel free to jump in. I am always open to objective perspectives.

In light of the recent interest of related topics of similar subject matter, thought some would be interested in this older thread on the subject of a police state and how it has become more prevalent.

Perhaps talking to myself is bit drab, but in light of global events, perhaps this topic is more valuable than some are willing to admit.

Either that or the occupy movement will never have to deal with police state or resistance.