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Showing posts with label domestic terrorism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label domestic terrorism. Show all posts

Thursday, March 11, 2010

The Coming Insurrection

This is a scary book. It's written by the Invisible Committee, and nine of the authors are sitting in jail on account of terrorism charges in France. This is their call to action, to violently revolt against capitalism and "the system".

Here is what the description on the back reads:
It's useless to wait-- for a breakthrough, for the revolution, the nuclear apocalypse or a social movement. To go on waiting is madness. The catastrophe is not coming, it is here. We are already situated within the collapse of a civilization. It is within this reality that we must choose sides.

I'm currently reading this, and shuddering each time I read a passage like the one above. I pray God will preserve the personal liberty these domestic communists are trying to destroy. God bless the Republic.

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Why the End of America is Closer than You Think

I sound all doom and gloom on this post, so I would like to edit the title of this post slightly.
Why the End of America is Closer than You Think-- If We Don't Act NOW!!!
We still have a choice in what direction our country is headed. We need to act NOW, while we still can.
Here is the link to where this man posted a letter of why he is moving to Ecuador.

I recently moved to Ecuador. Not for a vacation. Not for a month or two. I moved to Ecuador for good, as a permanent resident. Upon hearing my plans for living in South America, many people who knew me in the States asked things like, "Well what about the stability of Ecuador as a nation?" To which I would respond, "Oh, you mean the stability of banks that don't make loans and don't invest in derivatives? You mean the stability of a nation where the population still has the courage to march in the streets and throw corrupt officials out of its capitol?"


(CounterThink)

These questions make Americans pause. Most tend to think of public demonstrations as signs of a political instability. But in fact, public demonstrations are a sign of a healthy Democratic process. And Democracy is alive and well in Ecuador (with the usual level of corruption you find in any democracy).

It is in America, where the sheeple have been terrorized into staying inside the boundaries of their little "protest zones," that you find a fragile, unstable nation.

Through complacency and fear-mongering, most Americans have become cowards when it comes to political activism. They think emailing their Senator a few times a year is all that's required to defend freedom and preserve a nation. Marching in the streets is seen as uncivilized... or even unpatriotic! The government agrees with this, too, now labeling anyone who protests in public a "potential terrorist" and targeting them for FBI investigations. (http://www.foxnews.com/story/0%2C29...)

To be continued on next post...