It's Time for the Aware to Take Action

It's Time for the Aware to Take Action







Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post

For anyone who is even passively aware of current events and the
condition of humanity across the globe, it is abundantly clear that both
the nation and the world as a whole are moving further and further into
a state of oppression and total lockdown.

From the traditional macro-events which are taking place at the
international and global levels to the micro-events (or seemingly micro)
that are taking place at the national, state, and local arenas, the
opportunity for optimism in the outcome of the decisions made seems to
be few and far between.

Indeed, in order to find areas where battles are won by those on the
ground fighting against an encroaching police state, further pollution
of the environment, war, proliferation of GMOs, or related causes, one
must search on average one hundred times harder than would otherwise be
necessary to locate the news of another defeat. The headlines from both
the mainstream and alternative media outlets suggest only greater
accomplishments of the system (New World Order/Anglo-American
Establishment/Shadow World Government, etc.) with each passing day.

Obviously, the mainstream media is intent and focused
on the further brainwashing and propagandizing of the world’s people,
blatantly promoting their enslavement for those who are aware of the
methods used, further implanting the accepted opinions of the future in
the minds of the masses who are not. The constant replay of a laundry
list of possible catastrophes - those that have occurred and those that
might occur - serve to wrap the human mind in a cloak of continual panic
and subconscious desire to protect oneself by any means necessary.


That method of protection, of course, is readily served up by the
mainstream media under the guise of sacrificing freedom for security,
which the victims of the propaganda continue to fall for on an
ever-increasing scale. Whether the initial incident is 9/11, mass shootings,
flu outbreaks,[1] or financial calamity, the unchanging trend is FEAR
and the unchanging solution is the sacrifice of basic human rights under
the guise that government, its agents or agencies, will act as the
protectors.

It has been the case ever since 9/11, most notably, that the population
has been subjected to a campaign of terror by their governments,
corporations, “experts,” and financiers. Fear is the order of the day.
An entire generation of humanity has been reduced to a terrified and
ignorant mass of beggars, pleading with what they see as “authorities”
to protect them from the very dangers the oligarchy themselves have
visited upon them.

This constant state of fear allows those few in positions of real power
to control the many by virtue of the reptilian brain, which at all times
seeks safety, protection, and survival. If a population has been
propagandized to believe in an enemy, real or imagined, and then
subjected to terror under the aegis of that enemy, then the minds of the
many are ready molds in the hands of the few.

A
constant state of fear clouds clear judgment. It does not allow for
rational responses, only irrational reactions. A continual state of fear
wrecks the body, the immune system,
and the quality of life experienced by those embroiled in the
condition. In the end, the fear that has wrecked the body will only
produce more fear with the inevitable illness that results.

Lastly, according to some,
fear operates at a much lower vibration than that of love, joy, and
contentment. Thus, an individual caught in a cycle of fear is entirely
incapable of achieving any higher level of consciousness that may allow
them to combat the control system on a spiritual or energetic level.

The alternative media, however, which has expanded exponentially in
recent years, has done yeomen’s service in combating much of the
propaganda issued from their corporate counterparts. Whether the issue
be one of those mentioned above or some other aspect of our society, the
alternative media is filling a void left by the corporate mainstream
media. There is no question that the alternative media is providing a
vital service for any movement or revolution that is to take place in
the United States or any other nation.

However, for those of us actively involved in the alternative media and
this movement that seeks to establish a more peaceful, equitable, and
free world for ourselves and our progeny, it is important that we do not
become that which we fight against. It is important that we do not
become tools of the system ourselves and contribute to establishing a
constant state of fear for those who access alternative media outlets
for their information or even for those of us who research, report, and
comment upon it.

This is by no means a suggestion to cease reporting or researching
unpleasant topics. On the contrary, we must continue to unearth and shed
light on nefarious secrecy whenever possible. We must continue to
report the day-to-day events with a lens undiluted by government and
corporate money or by any agenda other than that of basic humanity and
freedom. We must continue to acknowledge and sound the alarm over
current events that others may be unaware of or otherwise dis-informed.

However, it is now necessary that we do more than simply report on the
recently unveiled methods of enslavement that we face along with an eye
as to how much worse our plight will be tomorrow. We cannot continue to
terrorize ourselves into a state of hysteria, to become a sizable
portion of society whose eyes are now opened but only so that we can see
our inevitable destruction.

I do not believe our destruction is inevitable.

As a result, I demand to see a way forward, not new and creative ways to solidify the fact that I am a slave.

The alternative media and “the movement” (for lack of a better term)
have become experts at documenting the daily dissolution of our rights.
We have become skilled artisans in the area of constructing a journal of
our plight. Unfortunately, it is also true that, in our current state,
the best we can hope for may be that, in the distant future, some
curious observer (if curiosity still exists) may come into contact with
our work and puzzle at the curious writings that have come into his
possession. But this is no future for us and it is no future for the one
who discovers the remnants of a past to which he can no longer relate.

Unfortunately, in becoming experts at journal keeping during the
collapse and restructuring of human civilization, the alternative media
and the modern revolutionary have seemingly become content to merely
report the unfolding history as opposed to actively taking part in it.

Thankfully,
there are those involved in both the alternative media and the movement
in general who are not only willing to hear solutions but are both
willing and capable of producing them. Still, scarcely are those voices
raised before catcalls of pessimism are hurled back in their direction.
Shouts of “that will never happen,” and “but how do we get to that
point?” or “we don’t have the numbers” inevitably drown out those that
are at least attempting to develop a plan to change the course of the
nation and the earth. Obviously, petty squabbles over political pedigree
are bound to come into play, with tendencies left over from past
experiences, further alienating activists and researchers from one
another.

Yet, for all of the bickering back and forth, the fact is that numbers
alone will not bring change if they are merely numbers in their own
right. As Webster Tarpley has stated on numerous occasions, opinions
alone count for nothing. What matters is coordinated political action.

Simple education and outreach is not enough. If we can reach the
majority of the public, we have accomplished a great feat. However, if
all we have accomplished is educating them in regards to their fate,
with no coordinated effort to reverse the course of society, then we
have only wasted our energy and made our descent into abject slavery
that much more painful a process.

With this is in mind, it is important to understand that there can be no
coordinated action based on a series of complaints. Every mass movement
needs a program; a set of demands. It is in no way prudent to take to
the streets with a series of complaints and no programmatic solution of
how to address these complaints. To the uninformed masses, the question
looms like an albatross: “What are you going to do if you seize power?”
It is incumbent upon those of us involved in redirecting this system to
answer that question clearly with a program of our own. After all, as
Frederick Douglass once stated, “Power concedes nothing without a
demand.”

Thus, it is high time to put our personal differences aside, as well as
our philosophical and political ideologies, and begin to form a
coalition around a set of demands that both appeals to the American
people and articulates a program that will return the basic civil
liberties afforded to every American in the United States Constitution
as well as the basic human rights afforded to every human being by the
Creator (whatever one believes it to be) by virtue of being born.

We must begin to build a coalition of like-minded individuals and
organizations, but also of those people and organizations that are
further afield, in order to advance our own political agenda. A united
front must be constructed where the individuals and organizations retain
their individuality and independence, but one in which they have come
together under one common banner with the ability to unite their forces
for a common purpose.

Thankfully, this model has already begun to appear in at least two
locations across the world with at least some degree of success. The
first, the Syriza party of Greece, represents a grouping of political
parties, activist organizations, unions, and other arrangements that
alone counted for nothing in terms of political clout. When united under
a common front – the Syriza party – these organizations were able to accumulate over 40% of the vote in the first election campaign.


exhibited several necessary ingredients to the formation of a successful coalition, most notably that of a program that spelled out the steps and requirements to end austerity measures in Greece and repair the damage done to the Greek economy by the banker-dominated government at home and in Brussels.

Syriza exhibited expert leadership with the Presidential candidate
Alexis Tsipras in front and center of its electoral and public relations
campaign. It also demonstrated the ability to reach across national
boundaries to connect with similar coalitions and organizations outside
of Greece for potential international support.

The fact that Syriza has enjoyed so much success early on in Greek
elections not only provides us with much-needed hope regarding our own
situation, it also provides us with the ability to analyze which models
work and which models do not, along with the ability to analyze how this
degree of success was accomplished.

Fortunately, there are some who have learned the lessons of Syriza here
in the United States and, as a result, a coalition has been organized
and developed within our own borders. Based on the Syriza model, the United Front Against Austerity
(UFAA) has itself constructed a set of demands and a program of
political solutions. The UFAA is currently working to agitate alongside a
variety of organizations that have themselves been splintered by
stealthy politics and propaganda on the part of the oligarchy. The UFAA
is attempting to build its own base and circle of influence.

The UFAA’s program
is one that stands against austerity measures and the cutting and
gutting of the social safety net. It is one which exhibits the best
aspects of the New Deal, while drastically improving upon the economic
rejuvenation features of that historical program. The program also
demands Medicare For All, the de-militarization of police, the
restoration of civil liberties to the American people, an end to foreign
wars, and a more enlightened approach to health and medicine that
includes holistic and alternative methods.

However, the UFAA, as anyone building a coalition of this nature should
be, is aware that a truly successful political mobilization of the
American people can only be structured around the economic issues that
they face; not false flag attacks, wars, education, the environment, or
any other topic of concern, as important as they may be.

Coalitions centered around false flags face the uphill battle of massive
and in-depth education efforts before any mobilization is possible.
Anti-war, education and environmentally-based coalitions generally rely
on only a quarter of the potential support due to the disassociation and
apathy experienced and expressed by most of the populace toward these
concerns, at least in terms of political participation.

Economic concerns, however, are the one issue that not only affects
every single American, but it is the one issue that most Americans
perceive as affecting them. For this reason, any coalition that
wishes to attract broad support must use economic solutions to build
itself up and ride a wave of popular support into power. In addition, it
is important to understand that Austrian school economics of
laissez-faire capitalism, deregulation of the banking and finance
industry, and the cutting and gutting of social safety programs cannot
and should not be used to build such a coalition. Not only are the moral
implications disastrous for everyone except the very wealthy, such
programs are not likely to win the support of the American people, many
of whom may actually rely on one or more of these programs as a last
line of defense against homelessness, hunger, or extreme poverty.

Lastly,
the forming of a true coalition must be undertaken with much more than
mere elections in mind. It is a fact that any and all social and
political movements in the United States are vastly stronger without the
Republican and Democratic parties, as the failure of the Union protests
in Wisconsin have illustrated. Thus, while elections will inevitably
enter into the picture, they must also inevitable exclude the two major
parties. The most pressing matter facing any coalition, like the United
Front Against Austerity, is a forcing of the issues into the mainstream
and the seizing of power by the coalition in the vacuum that will ensue.

The method of the coalition must be the general strike. If the coalition
merely becomes a lobbying group for the two major parties, then the
effort is wasted. If it becomes merely another third party, the effort
is equally useless. However, if the coalition is able to become a force
within its own right, a part, and an organization which can command the
workers into the streets, then the path toward victory is real and
attainable.

As Mario Savio once stated,
<blockquote class="tr_bq">There's a time when the operation of the
machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you can't
take part! You can't even passively take part! And you've got to put
your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels…upon the levers, upon all
the apparatus, and you've got to make it stop! And you've got to
indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless
you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all!</blockquote>The
United States now finds itself in a crisis. It is true that the crisis
exists on multiple levels and it is true that we are surrounded by an
American population that seems oblivious to it. However, as Rahm
Emmanuel, the former Obama Chief of Staff and current mayor of Chicago has stated,
“You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.” But the question to
be asked is, “Why should the oligarchs be the only ones to take
advantage of a crisis?” If Rahm Emmanuel can seize the fear and emotion
surrounding a crisis, then why can a coordinated coalition of
organizations and individuals not do the same?

If the 33rd Degree of Freemasonry can profess to create Order out of
Chaos (Ordo ab Chao), then why can we not do the same where that chaos
exists?

In the end, we have a very small window of opportunity opening up before
us. We also have some hard choices to make. We can continue to document
our own destruction, or we can mount a resistance to it.

We can continue to make a detailed journal of the dissolution of our way of life, or we can organize in its defense.

The time for talking has passed.

It is now time for action.


Source:-
http://www.activistpost.com/2012/12/its-time-for-aware-to-take-action.html