Posted on 12/07/2011 6:08:47 PM PST by AmericanInTokyo
Now this might well take a lot of caj*nes as they say.
But I propose the following.
One wades right into the center of a major Occupy "General Assembly".
A second one stands off to the side of the crowd and surreptitiously raises an American Flag where most people can see it (some Occupiers have already, ironically, had American flags).
A third one has a video running of the whole event.
CONTEXT/POLITICAL THEATER:
"Mic Check! Mic Check!
I Pledge Allegiance.....
To the Flag....Of the United States of America.....
And to the Republic....
For which it stands......
One Nation, Under God....
Indivisible, With Liberty and Justice for All."
It is a given this "mic check" person will not only not be repeated by the "Occupiers", but if anything may well be roundly booed or jeered or given whatever the hell odd hand gestures they have ginned up to show disapproval of the speaker. The more conservative and clean cut average-Joe looking, handsome/telegenic to do this, the better. This is what you precisely want to videotape. And then, you viralize it.
You smoke these people out as the most unpatriotic, lowlife sc*m to walk our major cities in the last 40 years. And this visual, this narrative, going viral, will wake up a lot of people.
Of course, adequate insurance policies and an escape route are highly recommended for such an adventure.
It may well take a lot of dresser drawers?
Thought of same thing. On Boston TV news they showed some guy at Occupy stating something and they all repeated it. Which reminded me of something Steve Martin did on Sat. Night Live (or maybe on one of his albums)
Martin: Hi, Crimestoppers!
Audience: Hi, Steve!
Martin: Let’s repeat the Crimestoppers oath. I promise to
be different!
Audience: I promise to be different!
Martin: I promise to be unique!
Audience: I promise to be unique!
Martin: I promise to NOT repeat things other people say!
Audience: I pro-— (LAUGHTER)
Martin: ...GOOD!
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