The lesson of 2014 is simply this: in a police state, you’re either a cop or you’re one of the little people. Right now, we are the little people, the servants, the serfs, the grunts who must obey without question or suffer the consequences. If there is to be any hope in 2015 for restoring our freedoms and reclaiming our runaway government, we will have to start by breathing life into those three powerful words that set the tone for everything that follows in the Constitution: “we the people.” It’s time to stop waiting patiently for change to happen and, as Gandhi once advised, be the change you want to see in the world. Get mad, get outraged, get off your duff and get out of your house, get in the streets, get in people’s faces, get down to your local city council, get over to your local school board, get your thoughts down on paper, get your objections plastered on protest signs, get your neighbors, friends and family to join their voices to yours, get your representatives to pay attention to your grievances, get your kids to know their rights, get your local police to march in lockstep with the Constitution, get your media to act as watchdogs for the people and not lapdogs for the corporate state, get your act together, and get your house in order. In other words, get moving. Time is growing short, and the police state is closing in. Power to the people in 2015! -- John W. Whitehead, author of A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State
Posted on: Thu, 01 Jan 2015 15:00:02 +0000
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