In The USA: the Next Revolution

[AdamG]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540...76926#40076926

Interesting comments from the CommiePinkoLeftie political cartoonist Ted Rall about using violence for Change.

Then again, he's selling a book.

[Steve the Planner]

Bob:

Very nicely said. It is not the systems, per se, but the operating constraints that assure that the rollicking, inefficient and imperfect framework leaves space for some measure of human advancement.

Steve

[slapout9]

Dylan Ratigan show: It is time for a Revolution, discussion of people's right to a Revolution in America


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=namL_pIqsVo

[Presley Cannady]

I'd wager the likelihood of civil war spontaneously breaking out in the homeland is considerably less than it was...say...in 1933.

[slapout9]

I'd wager the likelihood of civil war spontaneously breaking out in the homeland is considerably less than it was...say...in 1933.

Except the Army disagrees with you Link to CNBC report on UNIFIED Quest 2011 and how the Army is practicing(War gaming) for USA General Economic Collapse
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/...pg#pid10082183

[Rex Brynen]

Except the Army disagrees with you Link to CNBC report on UNIFIED Quest 2011 and how the Army is practicing(War gaming) for USA General Economic Collapse

Surely wargaming around domestic aid-to-civil powers stuff is hardly new. In my brief time as a signaller in the (Canadian) Reserves long ago, I remember passing on radio traffic reporting my own fictional arrest (I was an activist with the local student union at the time, and someone thought it amusing to make me a terrorist collaborator in the scenario ).