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Originally posted by Zane Zackerly
I was one to believe at first that Celente was just using all of this talk of revolution to sell newsletters.
I'm beginning to think he's right. We are witnessing a rare conjunction of economic and political problems, and the American public may finally be getting a gut full.
I'm going to watch this stuff very carefully over the next few months. I heartily agree that there is a revolt coming over "mandatory" vaccinations.
Originally posted by bdb818888
You know , I hardly see any black people protesting, for or against the health care plan, Whats up with that
Originally posted by Solomons
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
I don't live in America,all i get to see or hear is either on here or on the media.Are a large percentage of americans *actually* angry,or is it a small but vocal minority when it comes to the streets and day to day life/conversations? I can't imagine a large percentage are getting angry enough to do anything about it,except moan and wait for it to get passed,moan some more and forget about it within a year...then again im not on the ground.
Originally posted by Solomons
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
I don't live in America,all i get to see or hear is either on here or on the media.Are a large percentage of americans *actually* angry,or is it a small but vocal minority when it comes to the streets and day to day life/conversations? I can't imagine a large percentage are getting angry enough to do anything about it,except moan and wait for it to get passed,moan some more and forget about it within a year...then again im not on the ground.
Originally posted by daddyroo45
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
For many years I rested under the assumption,should things get bad enough,I could voice my opinion to my congressman and get results.
To my great suprise when the first bailouts were being bandied about,80% of my fellow constituants joined to oppose it. Our Congressman ignored our protestations,and voted for the bailout. Sending us all letters stating that he FELT that he knew what was in our best interest. This attitude has been consistant up to the vote on the Cap and Trade bill,when he finally HEARD us.
That IMHO is what has the people ready to fight. They have assumed their voice would be heard. Yet they are squelched and belittled at every turn. There is a reveloution coming. Someone else stated whether it is civil or violent will be at the pleasure of our government.
[edit on 12-8-2009 by daddyroo45]
I don't live in America,all i get to see or hear is either on here or on the media.
Originally posted by VEGETA007
Tell me this where were all these people yelling at all these townhall meetings for the past 8 years when the people who were running this country got us in this mess? So let me get this straight these people do not want any kind of solution for the 47 million people in this country who do not have any kind of health insurance on a plan that if they do not want it they can continue to pay for the coverage that they have. I am not saying this is a right wing or racist thing but I have never seen so many people upset like this since desegregation and all those protests that were going on for America.
Originally posted by theWCH
reply to post by Phlynx
Revolutions need charismatic leaders. Look around ... who could fill that role?
Rush Friggin' Limbaugh.
If there's a revolution, then I'd bet money that it winds up taking the form of a neo-Conservative coup.