For the love of God, don't post your revolutionary plans on the Internet! , page
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Topic started on 21-8-2008 @ 06:29 PM by asmeone2
Here on this site, and elsewhere, I've noticed a lot of threads lately (this one being the most recent of them, insinuating that the time of revolution is at hand and we all must rise up, yadda yadda.

Remember the old saying, loose lips sink ships?

We should update that into what you pose in the public domain.... is public!!!

You might get a few people to follow your revolution, but you'll get a lot more attention from the Feds.

Please, keep that in mind. Okay?

Thanks for listening.

EDIT: Here's another example of what i was talking about.

[edit on 21-8-2008 by asmeone2]


reply posted on 21-8-2008 @ 07:07 PM by stikkinikki
The Revolution is in your mind.



reply posted on 21-8-2008 @ 07:30 PM by asmeone2
reply to post by dunwichwitch



By no means should we stop using the interned, period.

Just don't advertise your plans there.

Don't do like that Star Wars parody and carry a banner that says "Secret Rebel Invasion, 7PM!"


reply posted on 21-8-2008 @ 07:37 PM by dunwichwitch
Basically, what sums it up is that the true "all seeing eye" of the Illuminati or whatever you want to call it thrives on all the radical revolutionaries, because they are the easiest to sway. These revolutionaries are speaking and acting mostly out of passion, and while passion is a good thing in moderation with knowledge, most of these angry radicals only have the most superficial of understanding of just how deep the rabbit hole really goes. They don't understand some higher "spiritual" concepts underlying action and thought, and therefore they cannot comprehend just how much these people WANT you to strike at them with anger and hatred.

The illusion of freedom rests upon how perverted the majority of the population's thoughtstream has become. There is true individuality and uniqueness, and then there is calculated consumer-based individuality and uniqueness. While the former is very healthy and still takes in consideration the state of people and things around them, the latter is a competitive, fear-based, and purely selfish thought process. This is what the Corporate Fascist World depends on, and as you can see, fear-based opposition can easily be manipulated in their favor. Fear is fear, whether you call it anger, hate, dictatorship, violence, jealousy, megalomaniacism, control.... it all blends together and accomplishes the same goal in the end.

The internet will only become a threat when people finally decide to abandon orchestrated fear-based chaos in favor of the random beauty of being, and start "organizing" (maybe a better phrase to use is "organic coalescence") on a scale rivaling all of the other fear-based movements that rely more on organization and mobilization, rather than simple mass acknowledgment of similar ideals.

What did I just say? I think whatever it was that I just said might sound somewhat cognizant, hopefully.



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[edit on 21-8-2008 by dunwichwitch]


reply posted on 21-8-2008 @ 07:37 PM by Illusionsaregrander
Well, I for one think that those inclined to post their revolutionary plans on the internet SHOULD post them on the internet.

Here is why;

Revolutions are messy businesses. Typically, lots of death, disorder, inconvenience and they are also quite expensive to clean up after.

This is regardless whether or not said revolution is successful.

An UN-successful revolution is all of the above AND it tends to make the group rebelled against take sometimes pretty harsh measures against not only the revolutionaries, but also all the "innocent bystanders" by not only making them pay for the mess, but also by taking away the freedoms that they may have enjoyed prior to the revolution.

If someone is inclined to start a revolution by posting their plans on the internet, they are not only revolutionaries, they are foolish ones.

Foolish revolutionaries have a lower chance of winning any revolution they may start. (Particularly if they are posting their plans on said internet) And so all of the above expenses would be incurred with no benefit in the form of whatever positive change the revolutionaries may have been hoping to implement.

Therefore, it is better for them to post online, so that the revolution can be preempted before loss of life, loss of freedom, and lots of disorder and expense are incurred.

Post away guys.

Edit to add detail and change a word that was a bit too inflammatory to a more moderate term.

[edit on 21-8-2008 by Illusionsaregrander]
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