If 99% want change, it shall occur.
If they want to pay taxes to governments that would use nuclear and other weapons of mass murder against defenseless mothers & children, they will!
Its that simple!
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Strike back!
Seize your rights!
OCCUPY the land!
&
Supervise your Courts!
Be the government!
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Breaking news:
Added this 24th day of November:
Those taking part in the 'Occupy!' movement should seriously consider their aims, their goals and their purposes:
Even if they should succeed in having the greediest and vilest among the 1% admit that they are such, even if ALL of the 1% were to turn their vast fortunes over to the 99% - those at the bottom of the economic ladder would be NO BETTER OFF than they are, today.
The reason is simple, and the 1% are KEEPING QUIET ABOUT IT!
INDEED! THEY HAVE GIVEN THEIR ORDERS TO THE WORLD'S 'LEADERS':
Keep your mouths shut about 'Peak Oil'!
Ergo: The best, the most and the ONLY thing that the 99% should now do is ensure their access to productive land upon which they might be able to grow the food that won't be there when the 'Peak Oil' consequences roll upon them!
That is my suggestion to the 'Occupy!' protest supporters throughout America!
Identify the land that you'll need to survive the now unavoidable costs and consequences of 'Peak Oil', demand title to it in keeping with whichever group are determined to do for themselves what the Government SHALL NEVER DO for them; and prepare that land, make sure you can water that land, make sure that you can enrich that land and grow the food necessary to your survival . . . otherwise . . prepare to starve to death along with all of the other 'Useless Eaters" as identified by America's 'Super Criminal' Henry Kissinger.
OCCUPY & HOLD THAT LAND
. . Otherwise . .
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IGNORE BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES!
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And remember why you're angry:
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The sole reason why 9/11 was permitted and the 'Patriot Act' established, wasn't to curtail the activities of purported 'Terrorists'!
Such was planned and allowed to happen so that 'America's Terrorists in Control' could 'lawfully' seize your freedoms and control your actions as the need for fuel to heat your homes, cook your food and maintain services soon can no longer be met!
This MUST be addressed!
Read 'Peak Oil & TEOTWAWKI' as found on this site!
A FINAL WORD / OBSERVATION:
The only way to protect yourselves and your demands for change (Including an honest and transparent government!) against being hijacked or silenced, is for everyone to carry a sign stating your specific grievance!
Film everything in order that attacks by corrupt police be recorded! Such aside: Maintaining the peace is as important for you as it is for all others! In such regard: Listen to and act in compliance with older police officers, some of whom shall be doing their best to see that everyone's rights are respected.
That is the only way you will be able to have some protection AND drown out the 'Shills'.
Get busy! Its your future!
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Now, to all Police Officers who might have opportunity to read this before being ordered NOT to read it:
Think about what you're doing when harming fellow citizens in order to please your paymasters!
Remember that when the collapse comes, only the 'Most Loyal' among you will be entrusted with providing protection for the 1%; with the rest being refused such opportunity due the paranoia of the Rich when it all falls apart and there are little resources to assure the production of food for all.
Think about this, and think about what you should be doing, now, in order to re-connect with your fellow citizens - the average everyday American who shall soon be reduced to a struggle to survive.
Daniel J. Lavigne, Founder
International Humanity House
Now, consider your collective duty, as 'Police Officers' (If you are, indeed, committed to the principle of 'Justice For All'.), to charge and have everyone account for their involvement with regard to allegations that American servicemen are torturing people, worldwide, as per the following United Nations Document:
23 January 2012
Pillay deeply disturbed by US failure to close Guantanamo prison
GENEVA – UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay on Monday expressed deep disappointment that the Government of the United States of America has failed to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility, and has instead entrenched a system of arbitrary detention. The UN rights chief said she was also disturbed at the failure to ensure accountability for serious human rights violations, including torture, that took place there.
“It is ten years since the US Government opened the prison at Guantanamo, and now three years since 22 January 2009, when the President ordered its closure within twelve months. Yet the facility continues to exist and individuals remain arbitrarily detained – indefinitely – in clear breach of international law,” the High Commissioner said.
“To make matters worse, the new National Defense Authorization Act, signed into law in December 2011, now effectively codifies such indefinite military detention without charge or trial. This piece of legislation contravenes some of the most fundamental tenets of justice and human rights, namely the right to a fair trial and the right not to be arbitrarily detained. Nobody should ever be held for years on end without being tried and convicted, or released.”
The High Commissioner said she had noted the commitment made by President Obama in his statement on 31 December 2011 to interpret relevant sections of the National Defense Authorization Act “in a manner that ensures that any detention it authorizes complies with the Constitution, the laws of war, and all other applicable law.”
“While fully recognizing the right and duty of states to protect their people and territory from terrorist acts, I remind all branches of the US Government of their obligation under international human rights law to ensure that individuals deprived of their liberty can have the lawfulness of their detention reviewed before a court,” Pillay said. “Where credible evidence exists against Guantanamo detainees, they should be charged and prosecuted. Otherwise, they must be released.”
Pillay added that international law* requires “thorough and systematic investigation of all allegations of serious human rights violations, including torture, that allegedly took place at Guantanamo Bay.”
“Every effort must be made to hold to account those responsible for the development, approval or implementation of coercive interrogation methods analogous to torture under international law,” she said. “Individuals found to have perpetrated, ordered, tolerated or condoned torture and ill-treatment should be brought to justice.”
She also urged the US Government, so long as Guantanamo remains open, to ensure that conditions of detention comply fully with human rights standards under international law. Pillay said she was disturbed by the Government’s failure to allow independent human rights monitoring of the detention conditions at Guantanamo.
“I urge the US Congress to take steps to enable the US Administration to close the Guantanamo Bay detention centre – as it stated it wished to do – in compliance with the Government’s obligations under international human rights law, and in so doing, to fully respect the principle of non-refoulement, under which no one should be sent back to a country where they may face torture,” Pillay said.
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* Article 2 of the Convention against Torture, which the United States ratified in 1994, states that “No exceptional circumstances whatsoever, whether a state of war or a threat of war, internal political instability or any other public emergency, may be invoked as a justification of torture.”
Article 12 outlines the obligation for a state to investigate: "Each State Party shall ensure that its competent authorities proceed to a prompt and impartial investigation, wherever there is reasonable ground to believe that an act of torture has been committed in any territory under its jurisdiction."
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