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To: Bedford Forrest
Not to mention a sudden curtailment of electricity

True. But a curtailment of electricity will be immediately percieved as an act of terror and will be rapidly set to rights by all means necessary with the full support of the majority of the populance. An agricultural strike has several points to recommend it:

It is non-destructive, which will make it difficult for the propaganda organs to label it as "terrorism."
It is passive, which will make it difficult to defend against or curtail, and will also help belie the "terror" label.
It uses their own methods against them, which at least for a time will make it more difficult to denounce.
It can be concealed for a time behind a natural event (drought or flood) or a man-made event (financial turmoil, civil unrest).
It cannot be easily rectified. If there are no crops to harvest and no herds to slaughter it will be a minimum of one year before food becomes available again in any quantity. The hordes will exhaust all available reserves long before then.

32 posted on 12/11/2012 7:22:51 AM PST by jboot (This isn't your father's America. Stay safe and keep your powder dry.)
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To: jboot; Bedford Forrest
Not to mention a sudden curtailment of electricity

I propose that once we get elected to city councils that we DECENTRALIZE items such as electricity. To me, it just seems to make sense to do this for many reasons.
36 posted on 12/11/2012 8:03:11 AM PST by Eagle of Liberty (Be the Enemy Within the Enemy Within...)
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To: jboot

Make sure you have stores and a “just the right size” garden & livestock to feed your family, and very little surplus.

Take care of your own, let the dumbmasses starve in their blue cesspools.


42 posted on 12/11/2012 8:41:45 AM PST by MrB (The difference between a Humanist and a Satanist - the latter admits whom he's working for)
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