american.swan
01-01-2008, 06:27 PM
I don't have a blog so I'll post this here.
A Revolution On The Offensive.
Before an offensive can take place against a common foe, it seems elementary, we must identify the foe or foes.
What exactly is this revolution fighting? Let's make a list of possible foes.
globalization, banking, corporate and government cooperation, propaganda, bad legislation and laws.
The next question would be something along the lines of, “Can the revolution move offensively against these foes.
Let's see.
What would happen if the revolution decided to withdraw as much money as they could out of the banks and possibly encourage dumping banking stock in favor of gold and stock in gold mining?
What would happen if the revolution encouraged the dumping of stock and boycotting products from companies we feel are encouraging globalization and we feel are also very much in bed with the government, because we don't want to support such ideals?
What would happen if the revolution boycotted, for sake of argument, news corps' sponsors and encouraged a dumping of their stock in favor of stock from companies that it feel more exemplify the ideals of the revolution?
What would happen if last month there was a website dedicated to the grassroots ousting of congressional representatives who have 'done the revolution wrong' by their support and voting for the patriot act and military commissions act thereby causing the largest turnover of congress in it's history?
What if the revolution succeeded in electing Ron Paul as President of the USA?
Food for thought
A Revolution On The Offensive.
Before an offensive can take place against a common foe, it seems elementary, we must identify the foe or foes.
What exactly is this revolution fighting? Let's make a list of possible foes.
globalization, banking, corporate and government cooperation, propaganda, bad legislation and laws.
The next question would be something along the lines of, “Can the revolution move offensively against these foes.
Let's see.
What would happen if the revolution decided to withdraw as much money as they could out of the banks and possibly encourage dumping banking stock in favor of gold and stock in gold mining?
What would happen if the revolution encouraged the dumping of stock and boycotting products from companies we feel are encouraging globalization and we feel are also very much in bed with the government, because we don't want to support such ideals?
What would happen if the revolution boycotted, for sake of argument, news corps' sponsors and encouraged a dumping of their stock in favor of stock from companies that it feel more exemplify the ideals of the revolution?
What would happen if last month there was a website dedicated to the grassroots ousting of congressional representatives who have 'done the revolution wrong' by their support and voting for the patriot act and military commissions act thereby causing the largest turnover of congress in it's history?
What if the revolution succeeded in electing Ron Paul as President of the USA?
Food for thought