A challenge to all people whom want a revolution.

I guess I just don't understand what alternative is being offered to the current system of government. What do the revolutionaries want to put in its place?

It's not like things would run very well with no government. Life has gotten a little too complicated for some sentimental quasi-Marxist pastoral or bunker-based Libertarian government-free existence. So who is going to be in charge? Generally when those kinds of voids open up after civil war, a totalitarian military dictatorship is just waiting to jump in. And that sure doesn't seem like progress.

I'm not volunteering to be in charge. I don't need that kind of headache.

But it would be nice to hear some reasonable alternatives.

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take the government apart... they cannot run the postal service and that is a good place to start...

then any person that is against the ZConstitution... better get the hell out of Dodge... because it would get very ugly and unpleasant for those that wish to take this nation on the path to socialism and failure...

Treason against this nation would be treated harshly... firing squad.

People need to stop and take a good hard look at how the first revolution got started. Take a look a the grievances against king in our constitutions compares to today. Take a good look at what the driving forces were. what complications do they have they we don't today and complications we would have that they didn't. That's a good place to start.

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And the American Revolution was, in my own personal opinion, more or less, basically, a criminal outrage of the mob - led by leaders who were either unscrupulous, deluded, or both.

. . . the rebels in the American Revolution were motivated by an ideology that was utterly deluded, that amounted to no more than a wacky conspiracy theory. The point is not even slightly arguable. Their interpretation of British politics simply had no basis in reality.

Since this delusional interpretation was the linchpin of their argument for rebellion, and since their reliance on street violence and paramilitary formations is indisputable, they can fairly be classed as unscrupulous or deluded mob leaders - regardless of any classification in the scruples department, a historical task which often verges on the impossible.

. . . In other words, our Founding Fathers were more or less the Troofers of their day. Or, to put it differently, America obtained its independence because of a war that was started by people who were genuinely terrified of the 18th-century equivalent of black helicopters.

. . . Britain was not on a path to a weird, 1984-like future with gold braids and epaulets, crushed under the iron heel of the King, the Church of England and the Lords. Rather, the power of throne and altar and fief in Britain had been dwindling almost monotonically since Mary Tudor - a process which of course has continued to this day.

Originally posted by Misoir
There is alot of talk about a political revolution in the U.S. yet I have not yet saw any clearly defined target of this revolution. In the U.S. we have had several revolts.

Who is the enemy?
[edit on 3/8/10 by Misoir]

Good question here. I will attempt to answer it. I am a Patriot, and a Constitutionalist at heart, neither Dem of Rep, more like Independent.

I have eyes, and I can read pretty good. The enemy I "see," and I have to tell you all, I have never seen them, but I know they exist. They are the "Hidden Hand" behind every one of them in government. Deals were made long ago, and those who made the deals are dead now, but the ones they dealt with still make them toe the line and do what is needed to further their agenda. I strongly believe an intelligent race of being are behind every decision made by the administration of all world leaders, it is administrated through the secret societies, the top echelon of the Freemasons and the Vatican, along with the Round Table Group...put these all together, they spell Illuminanti. This is my enemy.

Interview: Ryan Wood, President,
Broomfield, Colorado: www.majesticdocuments.com...

"Edward Teller wrote a couple of papers that talk about UFO sovereignty and our airspace through the state of UFO intelligence operations, problems with current policy and proposed solutions. They talk about UFOs as 'space weapons' and recommend changes to the national security estimate.

One paper Edward Teller wrote is 'UFO Technology and the Imbalance of Power.' The first paragraph is kind of neat:

"Today all on earth are close neighbors. The first world which is liberal, the second world which is dictatorial, the third world where changes are rapid and often violent. The fate of all hinges on the development and use of UFO technology. If we want to understand and influence the future, we should review and understand humankind's new tools."

Synchronicity: Edward Teller died on this September date as our article published

THIS WAS WRITTEN WHEN?

It's undated.

BUT YOU THINK IT'S THE 1980S?

Yeah, I think it's the 1980s.

THAT WOULD BE THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION WHEN TELLER WAS HEAD OF (DEFENSE DEPARTMENT'S) STAR WARS?

Correct.

Source

Star Systems

Project Serpo The Zeta Reticuli Exchange Program

Underground Facilities - Bases - Tunnels
The rabbit hole goes deep. Once entered, there is no turning back.

The alien technology TPTB are using is fantastic, and magnificent to behold. Some small things have drifted down to us...things in your own home, but the cream is kept very secret. Each new administration is either shown this stuff, and sworn to secrecy, or there are people in place to keep them in the dark, you know, like mushrooms. Keep them in the Dark, and feed them Xxxx. For this tech, these men would do anything to keep for themselves. We have been lied to all along, and we all live in a false reality. the sooner one sees this is true, the better off we all will be.