What would it take for you to "Push Back"

Big government everyday that I "Advocate FREEDOM FOR ALL" in context with our U.S. Constitution. The government has shown its disdain for it and advocates presidential so called "executive priviledged" powers. We The People have disdain for this behavior, as We know this is Unconstitutional and is of a Monarchial behavior for which We Donot and Willnot accept. It truly is time for the next "R3VoLuTiOn." Gerald Celente is correct in his analysis in my opinion....Be vigilant and ready!

Isn't horse theft a crime thats punishable by death in Texas? Maybe some people should just string these bastards up. Better yet learn where the people live and show up one morning with a baseball bat to take out your own justice.

Here's what Gerald Celente thinks about that:

"When people lose everything and they have nothing to lose, they lose it."

Pushing back would be an extremely painful experience. Government operates on the principle of divide and conquer. In ordinary times they can quickly muster a sufficient force to deal with anyone who pushes back; look at Gordon Kahl, or Waco, or Ruby Ridge. Push back and die, so right now I doubt that anyone is going to be pushing back in any major way.

But I expect that at some point there will be demonstrations that perhaps lead to riots and government force to put down the riots. Out of this might erupt some armed resistance by small groups, which might then embolden others to also act. Armed resistance might initially take the form of guerrilla tactics like sniping, sabotage, bombings, and small attacks on vulnerable government installations. Maybe FEMA convoys out to the countryside to confiscate food from farmers will be met by ambush; things like that. If enough of that is going on regularly, then it could spawn more and more organization of resistance and before you know it you have a full fledged civil war.

For pushing back to happen, you need enough anger in enough people, and then you need a spark. The spark that set off the 1776 Revolution was the British marching on Concord in 1775 to confiscate arms stored by the militia and the blocking of those troops by Patriots. The spark that set off the 1861 civil war was the refusal of federal troops to vacate Fort Sumpter and the baiting of the South to attack it with force. In both instances there was plenty of existing anger toward those in power.

Things happen in unexpected ways, so you never really know exactly how things will play out. But if you look at patterns of history and the economic fundamentals, it seems reasonable to think that the conditions are leading us to civil upheaval sometime in the next decade, so you will then see more pushing back than you can stomach.

Why didn't they just fill out the paperwork?

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