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Originally posted by Emeraldous
Yeah keyboard warriors, I like the term "The pen is mightier than the sword" best. Revolutions start with simple ideas, that eventually get corrupted yeah yeah. So just sitting here speaking your mind is more heartpounding to the enemy than walking around picketing and justifying a police state. Don't be so predictable, therein lies the root of chaos and its effects on those who wish to control.
Originally posted by Nephalim
Originally posted by Emeraldous
Yeah keyboard warriors, I like the term "The pen is mightier than the sword" best. Revolutions start with simple ideas, that eventually get corrupted yeah yeah. So just sitting here speaking your mind is more heartpounding to the enemy than walking around picketing and justifying a police state. Don't be so predictable, therein lies the root of chaos and its effects on those who wish to control.
So who's the enemy? No seriously.
Is it your sons and daughters and family members, friends in law enforcement, or the miilitary, or maybe the DHS or Government? These are our people in these vehicles and drills and sitting behind desks and in offices ect. and our neighbors, right? so who's to shoot?
Every time someone talks of civil war I have to smirk because civil wars are you just shooting at yourselves. So I'd ask those people who keep using the term, who is the enemy??
If you hate policy, or law, then speak against the policy or law. Not the people.edit on 2-9-2013 by Nephalim because: (no reason given)
In order to have a civil war, you need two opposing sides
Originally posted by neformore
I'm asking this seriously, with a healthy dose of respect for you guys across the pond, and it is based on what I read on ATS on a daily basis
America - are you ready for your next Civil War ?
I ask quite simply because when I read the rhetoric on ATS, it appears its coming.
Now I realise that ATS is a microcosm, representing extreme views in some cases, but what I see is kind of scary.
So, how about some considered thought and some answers?edit on 2/9/13 by neformore because: (no reason given)
Sun goes down on American town
Time slows down for the summertime sound
Well it's a wild surprise, a slow realization
What to make of the wailing sirens, excited conversation
People shouting, people running round
They don't know what's really going down
But lemme tell ya what it's all about:
We're gonna go watch the firehouse burn to the ground
Sun goes down on American way
As the light in the mission fades away
As the kids get better than the old folk do
What the cause of the big insistence on something new
We're gonna watch the flames a reaching for the sky
Feel the smoke burning in our eyes
All the firemen will be surprised - but it's always that way
And there's nothing left to do today
So we're gonna go watch the firehouse
We're gonna go watch the firehouse burn...
Sun rise up on a dangerous land
Where brother to brother fight hand to hand
We got riot cops on the streets well-armed
'Cause Big Unk thinks he's still in charge
It's gonna burn down
-- Red Cairo
Originally posted by Krazysh0t
reply to post by AnonymousMoose
You are on to something. Too bad the politicians are the wrong people to blame. They are just the face of the evil. They are supposed to be the fall guys. They will be the first people lynched. Just like in France when the aristocracy fell. If you want to know who needs to be blamed just follow the money. Here is a nice tale from the true people behind the scenes and how they work.
This is about the Battle of Waterloo.
www.mindcontagion.org...
On June 18th, 74,000 French troops led by Napoleon, sizing up to meet 67,000 British and other European Troops 200 miles NE of Paris.
Nathan Rothschild knowing that information is power stationed his trusted agent named Rothworth near the battlefield. As soon as the battle was over Rothworth quickly returned to London, delivering the news to Rothschild 24 hours ahead of Wellington's courier. A victory by Napoleon would have devastated Britain's financial system. Nathan stationed himself in his usual place next to an ancient pillar in the stock market. Knowing he would be observed he hung his head and began openly to sell huge numbers of British Government Bonds. Believing this to mean that Napoleon must have won, everyone started to sell their British Bonds as well. The bottom fell out of the market. Rothschild had his agents buying up all the hugely devalued bonds.
This man crashed his nation's stock market and the economy just so he could add a fortune to his existing fortune. These people still exist and have even more money and power now. Like I said to know the future, just look to the past.edit on 2-9-2013 by Krazysh0t because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by neformore
- There is a certain culture apparent the US that idolises your military and believes it can do no wrong.
- Certain parts of your military appear to be starting to base their decision to serve on politics
- There is a culture that hates the police.
- Your politicial system is very slowly (faster every day it seems) being eroded into a hate fest based on absolutes and there appears to be very little common ground. Presidents are simply hate figures (and that works for both sides, Obama is hated as much as Bush was)
- You have a deep distrust of government in any form
- You have an economy that is struggling under the weight of what it is carrying
- Unemployment is high in some areas and people are struggling to get by
- Tensions between ethnic groups appear to be at a new high.
Originally posted by olaru12
Also being from Texas, I just call it like I see it and I'm not deaf to the racist comments either; though subtle here on ATS, much much more blatant on the street.
Originally posted by RetiredTxn
brothers will not fight against brothers.
How soon we forget our history....
fredericksburg.com...
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" George Santayana