What Will it Take?

I. The Federal Reserve is a for-profit private company that prints money at zero cost, then loans it to our government, upon which we pay interest to the bankers who invented the system.

II. There is no deficit. The so-called deficit is based upon a budget that doesn’t include a large portion of monies collected the U.S. Government. The Federal Government effectively has its hand on about 70% of Wall Street through direct & indirect holdings. They collect on those investments every year while telling us that our Budget is for a fraction of the amount collected, then they overspend that Budget, forcing more Taxes to make up the difference. For instance, if I make $5000 a week, but I tell my wife I only make $500, we set up a budget for that $500. If we then spend $800 that week, I tell my wife she needs to get a job so we can recover and stay on budget. Meanwhile, I’m sitting on $4,500 each week on which I invest and collect returns on. That’s what is happening to us.

III. There is sufficient and credible evidence to support the so-called ‘Conspiracy Theories’ regarding Government involvement, foreknowledge and/ or cover-up involving both World Trade Center attacks, the recent London Underground bombings, Oklahoma City, Waco, Ruby Ridge, and the assassinations, kidnappings and disappearances of world leaders from Jean-Bertrand Aristide of Haiti to JFK, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and countless whistleblowers, journalists, scientists, doctors and even their own CIA assets.

IV. Prisons have become privately owned institutions and employ convicts for cents on the dollar while getting quality labor and making millions from the sweat of the inmates. These same people are then expected to make an objective decision about granting freedom to what is effectively their free labor. This system, in conjunction with the draconian drug policies over the last 25 years and blatant police corruption have created a new slavery for this new millennium.

V. Mainstream media has gone from the idealism of Free Press to having been sold off to the highest bidder, and has thus become the voice of the alliance between the Federal Government and Corporate America (An alliance that Mussolini defined as Fascism).

VI. The Left-Right paradigm of politics among our leaders is a complete falsehood. They spend all their time and all our taxes on issues that should be secondary to the National consciousness, all the while working together to advance the Police State/ One World Government agenda of the Globalists and International Bankers, the very same people who have bankrolled these leaders into their positions.

VII. Our government funded regime change in Nicaragua by allowing & even facilitating drug trafficking by the Contras. They focused on flooding the inner cities with tons of cocaine (soon to become crack), thus initiating a still growing conflict between the Police and the lower class. This led to the crime wave of the 80’s and the subsequent incarceration/ extermination of an entire class of people. In addition to that, the International Trade treaties have allowed huge companies to operate unregulated in parts of the ‘developing’ world with little or no labor protection. Both are clear examples of a modern day slavery created by elements in our ‘elected’ government.

VIII. The USA PATRIOT ACT, which is anything but, was not allowed to be read under threat of McCarthy-esque labeling as unpatriotic, career suicide at the time. This document, quite detailed, was passed approximately 6 weeks after the WTC attacks. The reason of course, was that it was already written. It had several conflicts with the most basic of our Liberties guaranteed to us by our Bill of Rights and Constitution that simply became law under cover of Homeland Security (a term used by Hitler in the 30’s).

IX. Our government and intelligence agencies have been proven, and sometimes admitted to, conducting mind control experiments on citizens and soldiers, hiding fugitive nazis such as Klaus Barbie, the infamous Butcher of Lyons and using them to train South American paramilitary death squads (Operation Paperclip), carried out illegal regime change, drug trafficking, racial profiling, police brutality, illegal surveillance, media control and they even drew up a plan (Operation Northwoods) that included carrying out acts of domestic terrorism and blaming it on foreign enemies.

X. The current war in Iraq and the continued occupation of Afghanistan have taken many of our loved ones across the sea to fight people they have no quarrel with, many of whom will not return, or if they do, handicapped with the horrors of war, both physical and mental. Meanwhile, poppy (for heroin) production in Afghanistan has seen a tremendous increase since the Taliban left town. Afghanistan now produces about ¾ of the world’s poppy trade, a 650% jump from 2001 to 2002. If that wasn’t enough, our soldiers are exposed to DU (depleted uranium known to cause cancer and birth defects aka Gulf War Syndrome) and will likely return home to homelessness, depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and less and less help from the VA since their budgets were slashed.

If the above statements don’t make you absolutely outraged, then what would it take? What would it take for you to stand up for what’s right? How far will you let them push you?

We have a lot, as a people, to wake up to. Much of it is even common knowledge, but what do we do with that knowledge? We have the ability to reach out to and organize with millions of like-minded individuals and make our voice heard. The political leaders cater to every special interest group, age group, lobby or class. Why have we not demanded our voice heard? We can create a voice that makes the politicians shake. Remember- the decision makers are just that- Decision makers. They make plans. They have meetings and appointments. They decide things. What they don’t do is police our neighborhoods, run our power and water, extinguish fires, teach our children, cure our sick or anything else that affects us every day. We do that. We can survive as a people without them. But we have to all wake up and realize what’s real. Because when my cousin the cop or your aunt the librarian or his brother the taxman all collectively begin to wake up and decide to take a stand too, well, that’s when we’ve got ourselves a movement. And when that movement becomes visible, it will grow exponentially. When we begin to have a voice at county board meetings or city councils, we can vote down their illegal surveillance laws. We can vote down their B.S. agenda and their racist drug and incarceration laws. Realize this: if 1/3 of a politician’s constituents threaten to vote him out in favor of bringing in someone local who will stand up for the lower and middle class and basic human rights, what move does he have? If ½ of the country doesn’t vote out of apathy or protest (not to mention all the cons and ex-cons who can’t vote), and approximately ½ of current voters are not happy with the current governmental situation, and ½ of those who did vote them in are becoming disillusioned (i.e. 42% approval ratings, etc.) then how many people are left? Not many, do the math. We are more powerful than we could ever dream and we don’t even know it. So let’s do this thing.

What You Can Do

Ø      Mobilize Your Communities - Be they your neighborhoods, churches, classmates, teammates, co-workers, hip hop community, or youth groups, get people involved.

Ø      Get The Word Out - This is absolutely Paramount! Most people simply don’t realize the state to which things have devolved. Open their eyes, put it in language they can understand and relate to. Show them what is at stake and how important this fight is.

Ø      Know Your Rights - The law is on our side, but we have to know how to use it. Keeping our brothers and sisters out of jail is the only way we’ll overcome these obstacles. Know the Constitution. Know the Bill of Rights. These are the things we’re fighting for, the things to which we give our allegiance, not a corrupt out of control government machine.

Ø      Outreach – Reach out to friends, neighbors and family members who work within the system. Those who work in law enforcement, the armed forces, government itself and more. Tell them what you know and how you feel. Remember that these are the people who will ultimately be solidifying the concrete structure of the emerging Police State. Reach them before that happens & appeal to them on a personal level that they will listen to.