Photos show border militias moving across Texas - Houston Chronicle
And this is what it comes to. The fedgov will not do as they are mandated and the American people have to stand to protect our sovereignty. At the moment is Texas...already I know some in Arizona who have been doing this for years. We are reaching a tipping point.
drill (8/1)to test the ability to respond to the re-
lease of a biological agent. The NYPD is es-
corting supply trucks testing the delivery of emergency meds - a first such drill in NYC
history....
I'd say that there are plenty of man-made crises that then spur on more snowballing fixes.
Perhaps, but crises come on their own eventually, and the people with the agenda aren't able to pull it off without getting caught. We have a tendency to want to associate big effects with big causes, i.e. since Bush or Obama used a crisis to push through something big, maybe they orchestrated it. I think they almost never do. They just don't let a good crisis go to waste.
I don't think the majority would reject the idea of planning ahead. The problem is there's no impetus to do it before the crisis materializes. There is an incentive for people with unpopular ideas to wait for a crisis to promote them.
Jan
I am not a chess player, but I am told that this is a maxim amongst those who are. We can refrain from action forever because we fear that our deeds will be used against our philosophy. But there will never be an end to the 'crises' that can potentially be manufactured: the stock market, terrorist attack, disaster (as mentioned by edweaver below). If we let the threat of these crises rule our deeds then we are forever impotently frozen in place.
It is true, $5Au, that this might be a trigger cause (and might be scripted as such by people who want to suppress freedom), but the American people do not have to follow the script. For instance: What if Texans supported the militia even after a manufactured crises were publicized? It could then be a rallying point that could turn public opinion.
I do not think that we can afford to let our actions be determined by fear of being used.
Jan
"One legislator accused me of having a nineteenth-century attitude on law and order. That is a totally false charge. I have an eighteenth-century attitude. That is when the Founding Fathers made it clear that the safety of law-abiding citizens should be one of the government's primary concerns."
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