I pointed out in the first part of this series that government is not an objective reality like a table or a hill. It's a social reality, like a friendship or any other agreement. It exists only to the degree that people agree that it exists and only as long as people agree that it exists.
The United States Constitution hasn't been observed in years. Bit by bit, since the passage of the USA PATRIOT Act in October 2001, the Bill of Rights has been discarded. On October 27, 2006, habeas corpus was outlawed after it had been the keystone of Western freedom for 794 years. The same day, posse comitatus was outlawed after it was the law of the land for 128 years. More recently, acting President Barack Obama taken upon himself the power to indefinitely detain accused Americans even after a jury has found them not guilty.
The United States government has been usurped by an illegal regime consisting of Wall Street banksters, war profiteers, and their Judases in Congress. Regardless of who gets elected, policies remain the same or get worse. Besides, with touch-screen voting machines with easy-to-rig software, we have "elections" without ballots; thus, even legally mandated recounts are impossible, and fraud is difficult to prove.
The good news is, the money changers who occupy the temple are not all powerful. They have only two tools at their disposal: lies and violence. Lies and violence, which are their only strengths, are also their biggest weaknesses; the more they use them, the weaker they get. The forces of freedom have two tools of non-violence: truth and ideas, which help us to grow stronger the more we exercise them.
It starts with a few people, such as US Army PFC Bradley Manning, simply saying, “No, I won’t cooperate with this any longer.” (link) Then non-commissioned officers such as US Army Sgt. Kevin Benderman refuse to cooperate (link). Then officers, such as RAF Flight Lieutenant Malcolm Kendall-Smith (link). Before long, dozens of others refuse (link).
Now middle-level officers are refusing to cooperate with illegal wars and other illegalities in the system. Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin, a decorated US Army doctor who could have retired in two years has refused service in Afghanistan on the grounds that his alleged Commander-in-Chief, Barack Obama, was not legally elected President. In the following video, corporate media Pharisee Anderson Cooper spouts distortion after distortion in his attempt to badger Dr. Lakin into making statements that might tend to incriminate him. (video)
Since the Lakin interview, Mr. Obama has released an electronic image purporting to be a long-form birth certificate. Retired Major General Paul Vallely is calling the alleged long-form certificate the result of felony fraud, and that the fraud is being covered up by the FBI. (video)
(The 2000 and 2004 elections were stolen through illegal vote counts, and the 2008 election was stolen through felony fraud. The United States has not had a legally elected President since January 20, 2001.) (link)
The collapse of illegitimate regimes has been compared to the melting of an iceberg. At first, a little melts here and there. Then the melting accelerates. Then, suddenly and unexpectedly, the whole thing collapses into slush.
Every state in the Union legally mandates ballot recounts under certain conditions. The trouble is, most American polling places no longer use ballots, so nothing can be recounted, and the accuracy of a computer program’s count can’t be verified. An election without ballots is invalid.
What recourse have we? Consider this: What do people consider news? What do they forward to others? Answer: Something that’s current, pertains to their interests, and is visually striking.
Suppose every supporter of Ron Paul in the primaries (and later, for any third party candidate in the election on the sixth of November) wore something strikingly green when he casts his ballot. Diebold can lie boldly about how people voted, but they can’t lie about what the voters wear. (I’ve checked in several different places. At a given time, only four or five people out of a hundred wear an article of clothing that’s mainly green (and fewer still wear conspicuous green), though I suspect that most people have something green enough in their closets. What if 15% or even 30% of the primary voters wore something strikingly green? Visually striking evidence of election fraud could force an honest vote count. Otherwise, the resulting backlash could melt the iceberg and force state and local governments to conduct legal elections in America .
I select the color green because it has several different meanings depending on the person, and it's usually seen as positive. Take Ireland during the 1790's, for example. The English outlawed all things that they took to be symbols of Irish nationalism: St. Patrick's Day commemorations, displays of shamrocks, and even wearing green. As a consequence, the "wearing of the green" has become a symbol of resistance to oppression. (song)
I select the color green because it has several different meanings depending on the person, and it's usually seen as positive. Take Ireland during the 1790's, for example. The English outlawed all things that they took to be symbols of Irish nationalism: St. Patrick's Day commemorations, displays of shamrocks, and even wearing green. As a consequence, the "wearing of the green" has become a symbol of resistance to oppression. (song)
The false witnesses in the corporate-controlled media would be loathe to cover a story of voters wearing green to the polls to show their defiance of both the Democrat and Republican parties. As the story spread by word of mouth and through the Internet, the corporate-owned media’s already shaky credibility would risk complete collapse.
Larger numbers of Americans will vote in the presidential election on the sixth of November. We have more time to get out the word for that election. Voters in the general election can wear something conspicuously green to show that they're voting for someone other than the Republican or Democratic nominee for President. I say again, Diebold can lie boldly about how you vote but not about what you wear. People can thus know if the vote is honestly counted.
Larger numbers of Americans will vote in the presidential election on the sixth of November. We have more time to get out the word for that election. Voters in the general election can wear something conspicuously green to show that they're voting for someone other than the Republican or Democratic nominee for President. I say again, Diebold can lie boldly about how you vote but not about what you wear. People can thus know if the vote is honestly counted.
Let me further remind you that the power of the criminal elite comes only from lies and violence. We have truth and ideas. We don’t have to fight them. The criminal elite can use violence to destroy our bodies, but they can’t destroy ideas. The concept of a government exercising its just powers by the consent of the governed is an unstoppable idea. If we withdraw our consent, uniting with one another in peace and mutual understanding, we can restore our constitutionally guaranteed liberties.
I have no illusions that one campaign of this sort will result in total victory on the sixth of November. It's at best a beginning. Conversely, I strongly advise those who believe in the myth of "strategic voting" to shed the illusion that electing the "lesser of two evils" can result in anything other than evil. (See "The Only Strategic Voting that Works")
I have no illusions that one campaign of this sort will result in total victory on the sixth of November. It's at best a beginning. Conversely, I strongly advise those who believe in the myth of "strategic voting" to shed the illusion that electing the "lesser of two evils" can result in anything other than evil. (See "The Only Strategic Voting that Works")
REMEMBER the sixth of November.
Wear green when you vote for a third-party candidate for President.
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