Welcome people, to the almighty -N.W.O-

originally posted by: schuyler

And about your precious "revolution"? Poppycock. You don't know how, and you don't have the resources to pull it off. And you have an opposition that is a whole lot bigger than you have ever imagined. Poke it with a stick and see what happens. You know those 85 million guns in America? You don't have them. Guess who does?

Molon Labe. Punks.

The comments of a coward no less.

I am not a revolution, people are a revolution, I am an individual with a stance on this situation. I do not have the answers, but i would have to courage to join anyone who did no matter how hopeless it might be.
From the age of 16 - 21 i was either homeless or living in hostels, going to food banks and such because my single mother could'nt support me and herself as the only work she could get was as a part time cleaner and had underlying mental issues. Trust me. 30secs in the cold would make me laugh so speak for yourself.

originally posted by: RevolutionAnon

originally posted by: schuyler

And about your precious "revolution"? Poppycock. You don't know how, and you don't have the resources to pull it off. And you have an opposition that is a whole lot bigger than you have ever imagined. Poke it with a stick and see what happens. You know those 85 million guns in America? You don't have them. Guess who does?

Molon Labe. Punks.

The comments of a coward no less.

I am not a revolution, people are a revolution, I am an individual with a stance on this situation. I do not have the answers, but i would have to courage to join anyone who did no matter how hopeless it might be.
From the age of 16 - 21 i was either homeless or living in hostels, going to food banks and such because my single mother could'nt support me and herself as the only work she could get was as a part time cleaner and had underlying mental issues. Trust me. 30secs in the cold would make me laugh so speak for yourself.

Yes, same here! I have spent a lot longer than that in the cold. The member does not understand hardship. I do. I like you. I can tell you are tough and very switched on! Deep respect to you.

originally posted by: RevolutionAnon

"We are grateful to The Washington Post, The New York Times, Time Magazine and other great publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected their promises of discretion for almost forty years. It would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the world if we had been subject to the bright lights of publicity during those years. But, the work is now much more sophisticated and prepared to march towards a world government. The supranational sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable to the national autodetermination practiced in past centuries."

David Rockefeller, founder of the Trilateral Commission, in an address to a meeting of The Trilateral Commission, in June, 1991.

I'm not sure that he ever said that in it's entirety or at all, but even if it were true, his use of the word, "Sophisticated" is a bit #ty a couple of decades or so later.

Welcome to??

a reply to: RevolutionAnon

You don't need a majority,according to past incidents 10% will suffice.

a reply to: Revolution9

Lol cheers. What he said was a matter of his own limitations not mine. Just because he would struggle in the cold, does not mean everyone else would.

People ask for change, but laugh at the idea of revolution.
Revolution does'nt require you burn down half a country and kill its leaders. It just needs switched on people with a common purpose to change things for the better, power in numbers.

What would Cameron or Obama do if 90% of the able bodied people of a country marched up and demanded what they wanted. First they would play ball, make promises, and maybe even do good on some of them, but unltimately nothing would change or it would be a subtle change warped to still fit other agenda's.

If the people did the same thing and demanded it happen that day, It would happen that day. What is the president/prime minister and the congress/Ministry compared to the people? Nothing. There power (supposedly) comes from us and is for us. If our demands (as agreed by the masses in protest) were not met, they would be in contempt of their duty and therefore accountable to corruption.

Just my thoughts anyway.

a reply to: Dimithae

You may be right. But the more the merrier I suppose.

originally posted by: schuyler
Rhetoric. Words. You're not so much a mastermind as a welter-weight with no real idea of what you are saying. It's simplistic bravado with no weight behind it. No brains. No talent. No real understanding. And typical. If you actually gained the "freedom" you want, it would be about thirty seconds before you wanted back in because it's too cold outside.

And about your precious "revolution"? Poppycock. You don't know how, and you don't have the resources to pull it off. And you have an opposition that is a whole lot bigger than you have ever imagined. Poke it with a stick and see what happens. You know those 85 million guns in America? You don't have them. Guess who does?

Molon Labe. Punks.

What you said is the perfect response to this bologna.

a reply to: RevolutionAnon

No, that was the comment of someone with critical thinking skills.

Cowardice? I'm sorry, what you're advocating for is foolishness, not bravery. Stop deluding yourself. Go learn some history, first, and then perhaps you'll see how ridiculous what you're saying, sounds.

But, believe whatever you want--it's not like you're going to listen to me, anyways.

Your rhetoric is laughable. You're bringing up things that don't matter and have nothing whatsoever to do with the topic--and using them as "evidence" that you're right. You have to use egos, logos, and pathos. You need some logos up in here, man.

I don't think you understood what was said to you. That much is clear from your response.

a reply to: schuyler
you are speaking like a well conditioned slave. you are conditioned to be thinking like this.
thats how they want you to think thats the attitude that they want from us to think there way is the only way. thats the con. keep thinking like that thats how the nwo will win.

a reply to: Exitt

Same thing we do every night....

a reply to: rukia

Critical thinking skills?

If he believes in the same things I do then yes he is basically saying we could not win. Cowards quit before even trying or contemplating trying

If he does not believe as i believe, Then he should counter it without making comments on my character that he has no valid evidence to make.

Things that don't matter?

If you wish to be chipped like a dog be my guest, I will buy you a small dog bed and a bowl to drink from to help complete the picture.

A private banking system becoming overlord of the people? Because they will care so much and do everything possible at their own expence to make the world a better place? If you believe that your deluded.

Goverments are proven corrupt time and time again and it is the people who ignore this or say it cannot be changed that harm everyone. Revolution is'nt the enemy, Ignorance and unwillingness are.

Your right though i would not listen to you. I am able to research these things for myself. I would rather be in the same team as people like JFK, Aaron russo, your Founding Fathers, Eisenhower, Winston churchill etc... than the team of Rothchilds, Rockefellers, Bush's, The royal family and corrupt presidents and prime ministers etc..

If you truely believe that a NWO would be good, or if you do not believe at all, thats your choice. What I posted was some of my opinions which in essence say the rich will be richer and the poor will be poorer. The good will suffer, and the Bad shall prosper. I don't think i am wrong in this. If i ever took someones opinions over the figures i look up to it would not be some stranger called rukia.