Agreed. Although writing and speaking out never cease to have their own value, their own power, and their own uses.

One way to increase your ‘protest footprint’ is to ‘amp up’ your daily lifestyle into one of constant protest, and make every encounter you have throughout the day an opportunity for protest. Say something politically provocative to everyone that you meet and engage strangers in political conversation, making very clear to them your own views.

Write “9/11 Was An Inside Job” and similar slogans on every piece of paper money that passes through your hands, on every check that you write, on every bill that you pay, on every email and land letter you send, and carry a indelible felt pen with you to write your message on every surface that comes within your reach. Get a rubber stamp that says “9/11 Was An Inside Job” to facilitate this. See link for rubber stamp resource:

http://peaceproject.com/stationary/stamps.htm

If you are so inclined, start committing sabotage or vandalism of all the State and corporate property that comes within your reach. Plan your acts of sabotage or vandalism with the aim of preserving your anonymity and ‘getting away with it’, because your goal is not to get caught; it is to cost, disrupt, and ultimately disable the State.

And remember — real patriots do not complain about being personally inconvenienced when other patriots call in a phoney bomb threat, stop traffic with an obstruction, or destroy government and corporate equipment, disrupting ‘business as usual’.

They all agree that the difference between most theorist and most patriots is action. As long as you theorist continue to babble it provides only mild mental masturbation.

Those patriots amongst you must take action. Do any thing you can, anything your comfortable doing. Just do something other than to write a book. It’s been done to death and most don’t read.

Act you citizens of America ACT!

Advocates of strict nonviolent protest who make little effort or take no risks to change the system, while dutifully paying their taxes, obeying the law, and otherwise serving our corrupt and violent government, are part of the problem, not part of the solution.

MY INTELLIGENCE DICTATES TO ME THAT YOU ARE A USELESS EATER! YOU HAVE NOTHING TO SAY FOR YOURSELF, BUT MANY THINGS TO SAY FROM OTHERS! WHO YOU ARE GOES AS FOLLOWS:

1.YOU ARE NOTHING BUT A PRODUCT OF SOCIETY!
2.YOU HAVE NO REAL OPINION OF ANYTHING!
3.WHAT YOU SAY IS NOT WHAT YOU FEEL BUT WHAT YOU HERE!
4.WHAT YOU HEAR IS WHAT YOU FEEL!
5.YOU ARE NOTHING BUT A TALKING POINT!
6.ARE YOU ON THE LEFT?
7.ARE YOU ON THE RIGHT?
8.ARE YOU IN THE MIDDLE?
9.ARE YOU A LIBERAL?
10.ARE YOU A NEOCON?
11.ARE YOU A GREEN(AL GORE)
12.ARE YOU AN AMERICAN?
13.ARE YOU AN ANARCHIST?

14.ARE YOU YOU????

There were some really good cops I would meet with all of the agencies who would simply imply that they were outnumbered. I also got the impression that those who would question the Constitutionality of a given action would be labeled as “non-team players” and would likely never see a promotion. As those good guys are lost through attrition, I can only assme their spot will be filled by some rookie looking to fall in line with all the other wanna-be tough guys who look forward to any opportunity to “bust heads,” which was a term I used to hear a lot. These guys like being part of a club they feel is “untouchable” and care not about real patriotism.

It’s kind of funny, but if you can think back to when you were a kid on Halloween, you’d feel empowered by the Superman costume you’d put on. The EXACT same thing is evident with the SWAT teams when they put on their costumes. Adrenaline kicks in and a clear psychological change occurs – and it is easily recognized. This would happen even if they weren’t serving a warrant, but just on a motorcade detail with us while in their SWAT garb. Back then, they all wore “Gargoyle” sunglasses because “The Terminator” wore them and they though they looked intimidating.

This change, childish as it may be, can and does have deadly consequences for innocent civilians. Ruling later that a warrant was in fact unconstitutional does little to bring an innocent civilian back from the dead.