Are brainwashed people capable of rebellion?
No one on the coming 4th of July will call for an uprising against our easily identified oppressors. The reason is that everyone allowed to speak publicly is in the pay of our oppressors.
Voting cannot fix the US now. All that can save the USA is a violent revolution.
Trump may or may not be part of the establishment, but the 1% can easily make Trump dance if the elites want him to. The ruling powers control the government and the media.
Since everything is illegal, how can you drain the swamp if firing corrupt officials is against the law?
The Deep State has a black budget and can torture, drug, blackmail, and threaten a president and his family.
The shadow government can intercept the letters, emails, and phone calls of the president.
The ruling powers can forge presidential letters that threaten wars against foreign countries.
The Deep State can bribe and threaten workers to disobey presidential orders.
The 1% can find real or fake victims and persuade the victims to sue the president.
The Deep State can find or download child porn onto computers used by the president.
The Deep State could say that the president is a tax cheat.
The media could run stories claiming that the president is mentally ill.
The US is past the point return.
Americans should go Galt, dropout, become mobile, and go underground today. Anyone who has a house or a car becomes a target because of property taxes.
Americans should be fanatic about promoting freedom and be obsessed with resisting.
Protest.
Make songs and art about tyranny.
Disobey nanny state laws. Make laws unenforceable.
The elites can't kill us all. There aren't enough
prisons.
The US is no longer a democracy. Politicians, government officials, the Gestapo, and soldiers are puppets for the 1% and Americans should make traitors feel extremely uncomfortable.
Americans shouldn't say that they are waiting for more proof that the USA is a bankrupt warmongering police state. All the lines have been crossed.
Thinking that the elites will turn around and reduce the debt, end the wars, and restore the Bill of Rights is delusional.
The US is going to get much worse. All that is unknown is when. Will the ruling class be able to kick the debt can down the road for another 50 years?
Politicians invariably respond to crises â that in most cases they themselves created â by spawning new government programs, laws and regulations. These, in turn, generate more havoc and poverty, which inspires the politicians to create more programs . . . and the downward spiral repeats itself until the productive sectors of the economy collapse under the collective weight of taxes and other burdens imposed in the name of fairness, equality and do-goodism.
The government has turned the country into a militarized police state.
The government has conspired to undermine the rule of law and the constitution in order to expand its own powers.
The government has allowed its militarized police to invade our homes and inflict violence on homeowners.
The government has failed to hold its agents accountable for wrongdoing and murder under the guise of âqualified immunity.â
The government has jeopardized our international trade agreements.
The government has overtaxed us without our permission.
The government has denied us due process and the right to a fair trial.
The government has engaged in extraordinary rendition.
The government has continued to expand its military empire in collusion with its corporate partners-in-crime and occupy foreign nations.
The government has eroded fundamental legal protections and destabilized the structure of government.
The government has not only declared its federal powers superior to those of the states but has also asserted its sovereign power over the rights of âwe the people.â
The government has ceased to protect the people and instead waged domestic war against the people.
The government has plundered our seas, ravaged our Coasts, and destroyed the lives of the people.
The government has employed private contractors and mercenaries to carry out acts of death, desolation and tyranny, totally unworthy of a civilized nation.
The government through its political propaganda has pitted its citizens against each other.
The government has stirred up civil unrest and laid the groundwork for martial law.
Repeatedly, we have asked the government to cease its abuses. Each time, the government has responded with more abuse.
An Imperial Ruler who acts like a tyrant is not fit to govern a free people.
We have repeatedly sounded the alarm to our fellow citizens about the governmentâs abuses. We have warned them about the governmentâs power grabs. We have appealed to their sense of justice. We have reminded them of our common bonds.
They have rejected our plea for justice and brotherhood. They are equally at fault for the injustices being carried out by the government.
Thus, for the reasons mentioned above, we the people of the united States of America declare ourselves free from the chains of an abusive government. Relying on Godâs protection, we pledge to stand by this Declaration of Independence with our lives, our fortunes and our honor.
That was 243 years ago.
In the years since early Americans first declared and eventually won their independence from Great Britain, weâthe descendants of those revolutionary patriotsâhave through our inaction and complacency somehow managed to work ourselves right back under the tyrantâs thumb.
Only this time, the tyrant is one of our own making: the American Police State.
The abuses meted out by an imperial government and endured by the American people have not ended. They have merely evolved.
âWe the peopleâ are still being robbed blind by a government of thieves.
We are still being taken advantage of by a government of scoundrels, idiots and monsters.
We are still being locked up by a government of greedy jailers.
We are still being spied on by a government of Peeping Toms.
We are still being ravaged by a government of ruffians, rapists and killers.
We are still being forced to surrender our freedomsâand those of our childrenâto a government of extortionists, money launderers and corporate pirates.
And we are still being held at gunpoint by a government of soldiers: a standing army in the form of a militarized police.
Given the fact that we are a relatively young nation, it hasnât taken very long for an authoritarian regime to creep into power.
Unfortunately, the bipartisan coup that laid siege to our nation did not happen overnight.
It snuck in under our radar, hiding behind the guise of national security, the war on drugs, the war on terror, the war on immigration, political correctness, hate crimes and a host of other official-sounding programs aimed at expanding the governmentâs power at the expense of individual freedoms.
The building blocks for the bleak future weâre just now getting a foretaste ofâpolice shootings of unarmed citizens, profit-driven prisons, weapons of compliance, a wall-to-wall surveillance state, pre-crime programs, a suspect society, school-to-prison pipelines, militarized police, overcriminalization, SWAT team raids, endless wars, etc.âwere put in place by government officials we trusted to look out for our best interests and by American citizens who failed to heed James Madisonâs warning to âtake alarm at the first experiment on our liberties.â
In so doing, we compromised our principles, negotiated away our rights, and allowed the rule of law to be rendered irrelevant.
There is no knowing how long it will take to undo the damage wrought by government corruption, corporate greed, militarization, and a nation of apathetic, gullible sheep.
The problems we are facing will not be fixed overnight: that is the grim reality with which we must contend.
That does not mean we should give up or give in or tune out.
Remember, there is always a price to be paid for remaining silent in the face of injustice.
That price is tyranny.
As Edmund Burke, the eighteenth-century British statesman and author who supported the American colonists warned, âThe only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.â
The history of the present Imperial Government is a history of repeated abuses and power grabs, carried out with the intention of establishing absolute Tyranny over the country.
To prove this, consider the following:
The government has, through its own negligence and arrogance, refused to adopt urgent and necessary laws for the good of the people.
The government has threatened to hold up critical laws unless the people agree to relinquish their right to be fully represented in the Legislature.
In order to expand its power and bring about compliance with its dictates, the government has made it nearly impossible for the people to make their views and needs heard by their representatives.
The government has repeatedly suppressed protests arising in response to its actions.
The government has obstructed justice by refusing to appoint judges who respect the Constitution and has instead made the Courts march in lockstep with the governmentâs dictates.
The government has allowed its agents to harass the people, steal from them, jail them and even execute them.
The government has directed militarized government agentsâa.k.a., a standing armyâto police domestic affairs in peacetime.
Itâs time to declare your independence from tyranny, America.
For too long now, we have suffered the injustices of a government that has no regard for our rights or our humanity.
Too easily pacified and placated by the pomp and pageantry of manufactured spectacles (fireworks on the Fourth of July, military parades, ritualized elections, etc.) that are a poor substitute for a representative government that respects the rights of its people, the American people have opted, time and again, to overlook the governmentâs excesses, abuses and power grabs that fly in the face of every principle for which Americaâs founders risked their lives.
We have done this to ourselves.
Indeed, it is painfully fitting that mere days before the nation prepared to celebrate its freedoms on the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the City Council for Charlottesville, Virginiaâthe home of Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declarationâvoted to do away with a holiday to honor Jeffersonâs birthday, because Jefferson, like many of his contemporaries, owned slaves. City councilors have opted instead to celebrate âLiberation and Freedom Dayâ in honor of slaves who were emancipated after the Civil War.
This is what we have been reduced to: bureaucrats dithering over meaningless trivialities while the government goosesteps all over our freedoms.
Too often, we pay lip service to those freedoms, yet they did not come about by happenstance. They were hard won through sheer determination, suffering and sacrifice by thousands of patriotic Americans who not only believed in the cause of freedom but also had the intestinal fortitude to act on that belief. The success of the American revolution owes much to these men and women.
In standing up to the British Empire and speaking out against an oppressive regime, they exemplified courage in the face of what seemed like an overwhelming foe.
Indeed, imagine living in a country where armed soldiers crash through doors to arrest and imprison citizens merely for criticizing government officials.
Imagine that in this very same country, youâre watched all the time, and if you look even a little bit suspicious, the police stop and frisk you or pull you over to search you on the off chance youâre doing something illegal.
Keep in mind that if you have a firearm of any kind (or anything that resembled a firearm) while in this country, it may get you arrested and, in some circumstances, shot by police.
If youâre thinking this sounds like America today, you wouldnât be far wrong.
However, the scenario described above took place more than 200 years ago, when American colonists suffered under Great Britainâs version of an early police state. It was only when the colonists finally got fed up with being silenced, censored, searched, frisked, threatened, and arrested that they finally revolted against the tyrantâs fetters.
No document better states their grievances than the Declaration of Independence, drafted by Thomas Jefferson.
A document seething with outrage over a government which had betrayed its citizens, the Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4, 1776, by 56 men who laid everything on the line, pledged it allââour Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honorââbecause they believed in a radical idea: that all people are created to be free.
Labeled traitors, these men were charged with treason, a crime punishable by death. For some, their acts of rebellion would cost them their homes and their fortunes. For others, it would be the ultimate priceâtheir lives.
Yet even knowing the heavy price they might have to pay, these men dared to speak up when silence could not be tolerated. Even after they had won their independence from Great Britain, these new Americans worked to ensure that the rights they had risked their lives to secure would remain secure for future generations.
The result: our Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
Imagine the shock and outrage these 56 men would feel were they to discover that 243 years later, the government they had risked their lives to create has been transformed into a militaristic police state in which exercising oneâs freedomsâat a minimum, merely questioning a government agentâis often viewed as a flagrant act of defiance.
In fact, had the Declaration of Independence been written today, it would have rendered its signers extremists or terrorists, resulting in them being placed on a government watch list, targeted for surveillance of their activities and correspondence, and potentially arrested, held indefinitely, stripped of their rights and labeled enemy combatants.
The danger is real.
We could certainly use some of that revolutionary outrage today.
Certainly, we would do well to reclaim the revolutionary spirit of our ancestors and remember what drove them to such drastic measures in the first place.
Then again, perhaps what we need to do is declare our independence from the tyranny of the American police state.
Itâs not a radical idea.
It has been done before.
The Declaration of Independence speaks volumes about the abuses suffered by early Americans at the hands of the British police state.
Read the Declaration of Independence again, and ask yourself if the list of complaints tallied by Jefferson donât bear a startling resemblance to the abuses âwe the peopleâ are suffering at the hands of the American police state.
If you find the purple prose used by the Founders hard to decipher, hereâs my translation of what the Declaration of Independence would look and sound like if it were written in the modern vernacular:
There comes a time when a populace must stand united and say âenough is enoughâ to the governmentâs abuses, even if it means getting rid of the political parties in power.
Believing that âwe the peopleâ have a natural and divine right to direct our own lives, here are truths about the power of the people and how we arrived at the decision to sever our ties to the government:
All people are created equal.
All people possess certain innate rights that no government or agency or individual can take away from them. Among these are the right to Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
The governmentâs job is to protect the peopleâs innate rights to Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. The governmentâs power comes from the will of the people.
Whenever any government abuses its power, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish that government and replace it with a new government that will respect and protect the rights of the people.
The USA is now an immoral bankrupt warmongering police state flooded with illegal immigrants.
Americans bitch and complain that they are victims of the Jews, but how can Americans say that they aren't responsible for anything?
If the Jews tell you to be immoral and you are immoral then whose fault is that?
If the Jews tell you to go in debt and you are in debt then whose fault is that?
If Americans hate wars then where are the war protests?
If Americans hate illegal aliens then where are the protests?
If Americans love freedom then why do they beg for more laws?
Do Jews outnumber white people?
Can't white people start movie studios, media companies, and stock markets?
Are Americans crippled retards?
How can Americans sleep at night while the USA collapses?
How can Americans look in the mirror today without feeling disgusted?
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@dcjogger A nation doesn't believe anything. Only individuals can do that. Some individuals consider conservatives to be a threat. Some care about skin color. I don't care about the opinions of bigots.
Americans are whistling down to the concentration camps.
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Can you believe we have reached the point where Patriotic White Americans who want to preserve our nation are considered the greatest threat to it? In my wildest dreams as a child I would never have imagined this. Our nation, which our ancestors built, now considers us a grave threat. How is this even possible?
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