11/16/12
Almost anyone has the potential to be a revolutionist, if they are not one already. Revolutionists understand what is happening around them, and are well aware that some of them know more than others about the reality of the situation. Some of us are committed to changing the corrupt system, yet we are held back by others who fear change and refuse to hear radical ideas. I as many of my readers have faced these people and tried in some way to talk to them about current events or even the last election. Revolutionists question what is going on in government and in their environment and are trying to counter these atrocities with protest and petition. Those opposed to reform or revolution seemed fixed in their ideas and political beliefs though most know very little or nothing about any of the political and economic philosophies they profess to believe so ardently in. So why does anyone take them seriously? It is because they are resisting any and all change. Weither their lives are poor or rich, healthy or ill, they insist that nothing is better than what they already have, and nothing should change.
Anyone who questions their system of government is considered a revolutionist and possibly even a terrorist, depending on who we talk to. Americans were revolutionaries and somehow over the last 250 years we have become a nation of followers and herded like cattle and sheep to be slaughtered by bankers and corporations and their lacky politicians. It is vital to understand that a revolutionist revolts against an established system. Revolutionist actions can be done individually or collectively but they must be done to resist and prevent the onslaught against their freedoms,individual liberty and economic survival.
How can revolution be achieved under the watchful eye of the government? There is only one way available to everyone and that is to resist. American revolutionists must resist the lies and corruption that we see around us. We must insist on Non GMO foods, we must insist on the abolishment of the Federal Reserve and the establishment of our government issuing it’s own currency. We must insist that the make believe world of Marketeers be dismantled and that all products sold to us must be safe to consume.
We must insist that the defense budget be substantially reduced and that we end all wars in foreign countries. We must insist that our people have jobs that pay a livable wage. We must insist that our media be truthful and stop their ceaseless lies and propaganda. We must insist that Israel be cast off as an ally of America and seen for the rogue genocidal state that it is. We must insist on reducing our demand for electrical power and fossil fuels and demand that our voices be heard. But our voices are heard, they are just ignored. A revolutionary (one who is in a revolution) demands to be heard. A revolution is the demand for a major change. Revolutions begin with one individual and grows exponentially until the changes are made. Everyone of us who understand we are being severely manipulated and abused by our system and society must stand up against it, either physically protesting or intellectually protesting by writing or voicing our concerns and ideas to a growing audience. Never in known history has Humanity had such remarkable communication tools available to individuals. Tools such as the internet or the broadcast medium. We can all now verbally protest and influence a wide audience of like thinkers immediately to take revolutionary actions. Christianity began as an idea of a single individual who could no longer stand the hypocrisy and corruption of his own religion. His stand against the system cost him his life, but his revolutionary work is immortal and has been the basis of countless world wide revolutions for the last 2000 years.
We must be like Christ, Martin Luther,Martin Luther King Jr., Mandella, Ghandi, Washington, or Jefferson. Each created a national and international movement that created a revolution. We respect and honor these men today and have mainstreamed their revolutionary ideas into our educational system, and yet we fail to teach our children what these men really stood for and why they were so important to the world. Our Government and school systems condemn individual resistence to authority and yet teach the history and honor their lives as the world’s greatest revolutionaries. There is a great disconnect in these methods of education and government and the thoughtful and intelligent person. I as many others who value their independence and freedom of thought, are dismissed by the fools in powerful positions who refuse to listen to opinions and facts that are opposed to their own opinions. A Revolutionist is anyone who is angry enough and committed enough to resist the forces that imprison him by corruption and ignorance,and does all in his power to change a system of government and a society before it plunges off a cliff.
L.A Steel
Recent Comments