The Way to Start the Revolution, page 1
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Topic started on 5-5-2008 @ 07:50 PM by cryingindian
I have come to the conclusion that the only way to beat the establishment of corporate controlled government is to go beyond the notion of a new political party.

We need to form a "parallel" government. With Ron Paul as the new ConFederate government's leader, anyone who wants to join us can prosper with money backed by something of value, and under the freedom granted by the original Bill of Rights.

We can forfiet any "Old Government" entitlements, like welfare and Social Security as it is, and set our own policies, under the guide of the U.S. Constitution, we can stop paying taxes to the US EMPIRE, and pool our resources to build the proper model of what America should be. Our children will inherit a strong economy, and being taught in schools whose ciriculum is set by parents in the region they live will be ready to enter the free market place with knowledge and proper upbringing.

The parallel government will need a strong and disciplined militia, and even given our constitutional right to keep and bear arms, that might prove to be difficult. If we need to, we can make our own arms and ammunition. And train to use them. We'll need to, since the current government is doing all it can to destroy America and freedom, and we'll need to protect what we could enjoy as revolutionaries; we'll have what we need as the OLD dollar collapses, and those who call us Paultards will have no choice but to resort to crimes against the ConFederate followers to obtain necessities in order to live.

I think that we could get enough volunteers at this point to fill the ranks with peace loving, like-minded individuals who want what's best for their family. And that means the opposite of what the "Old Government" wants us to believe is for the "commmon good."

There was a good number of people who voted for Dr. Ron Paul in their respective states' primaries, and I'd like to see how many of those people would back this new ConFederate (or Parallel Government) revolution to keep what America, as it was originally intended, alive and well and prosperous.

We could do a lot of good in the world. Good that should, but isn't, being done with all the tax dollars we all pay.

What do you think?


reply posted on 5-5-2008 @ 07:57 PM by cryingindian
reply to post by cryingindian




Just so people here understand that I don't mean ConFederate in the historical sense. I use that term "by definition" to mean "against the Federal Government" as it has become.

Bring it on, Government goons. You'll see that I'm a lot like you.


[edit on 5-5-2008 by cryingindian]


reply posted on 5-5-2008 @ 08:22 PM by cryingindian
reply to post by tebyen



Thanks for your input, Tebyen,

But I don't think war is the way to go. We'll be the real "haves" and the loyalists will be the new "have nots." We'll see if the "Old Government" even has an Army after we establish what I propose. Don't forget that Ron Paul's campaign received more monetary donations from members of our current military than any other candidate.

We'd use war and violence only as an absolute last resort, and only to protect our property.


reply posted on 5-5-2008 @ 09:16 PM by cryingindian
reply to post by jetxnet



If U.S. soldiers were given a chance to actually adhere to their oath, to defend and uphold the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic, they'd see that the proposed ConFederate government is their only true choice, and as such, would be members of our Army. We just need to adhere to the Constitution and we'll be OK. How could the "Old Governemnt" turn our brothers and sisters against us? It wouldn't happen.


reply posted on 5-5-2008 @ 09:50 PM by cryingindian
reply to post by jetxnet



First off, Wal*Mart could be for the loyalists. There might even be a new store chain called Paul*Mart or something that offered US made products. Our new economy, backed by actual value, would prosper. Corporations which would see the light would hire ConFederate American workers, and produce goods far superior to those goods produced in foriegn lands. The better products would win in the free market. Quality used to mean something when dollars had value, and that ideal would return, taking away the corporations' incentives to cut costs by running sweatshops overseas. The loyalists would have a difficult time buying the better products, due to the fact that their dollars would have less purchasing power. And they, inturn, would come begging to be allowed to enter the ConFederate populace.



reply posted on 5-5-2008 @ 09:59 PM by cryingindian
reply to post by sizzle



Sizzle:

This would have to happen almost simultaneously in as many locales as possible. I'm thinking we should first get specifics figured out. Once that is done, it's just a matter of having local "delegates" speak on behalf of the ConFederate movement at places like VFW. It might take a few dates on the calendar to get the support needed, but I think something like this idea would at the very least get people thinking about things.


reply posted on 5-5-2008 @ 10:06 PM by Karras
Not to sound pessimistic, but what guatantees are there that this ConFederation won't later on become another Federation? I'm not implying that this is the intention now, I'm thinking along the lines of the Soviet Revolution - that it promised an utopia, but became the same old feudal system.

I guess everyone who would join a ConFederation would know that they probably wouldn't be able to live in a new America - which makes a revolution even more distasteful. Most likely, many people would begin to ask themselves why they can't just change the current system.

Because there simply are no laws that can create a good government forever. The current situation is the proof of that. You will maybe create a new America for another 100-200 years, then the same globalists are there again. And this for a struggle that could take decades, probably cost a lot of people their lives, be expernsive, and, I believe, would probably end up being a movement of people who use the organization for personal purposes.

Now - to the struggle itself. First off, as we can see in all organizations, there are no single united view. There will always be splinter cells with a similar idea, but not identical. Small differences could mean another organization that can even turn hostile towards the original one. This increases the risk of "internal" fighting, both organizations trying to appeal to the public instead of doing useful work.

Secondly - if the movement is successful, it won't probably be so in years. Obvisously, time is not in the people's hands. This is not because more oppressive laws can, and probably will be implemented (during the building up of the movement). It is for the fact that technology also advance during this time. Better technology means better chance for the Federation to stop the ConFederation.

For example - your movement decides to, say, demonstrate. First you must send this intention to other people in the movement - that is, you must tell other people by phone, internet etc. Better technology means better surveillance of these messages. I mean that they could make you "disappear" before the demonstration ever took place.

But this is not just about avoiding surveillance. It is about the Federation's use of offensive technology too - weapons to use against you during the demonstration. Sound- and light-based weapons could very well become the standard in the near future. Or what about special passes for the subway and busses? Or further down the line - police robots, even though it does sound like sci-fi now, it isn't as fictional when you meet a machine that doesn't care what happens to the people it shoots.

Despite all this, I would really like to see such an ideal movement, but I can't just see such a thing becoming reality. I share the thought with SystemiK: too little too late.
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