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The "Frozen" masses?

Posted on 02/25/2015 4:18:16 PM PST by NYAmerican

So, here we are.

The enemy is in the White House, and in charge of most State and many Local Governments. The purge of the Military and the Pentagon is complete. They own the Mainstream Media, and virtually all of Academia. A populace consumed and mesmerized by their mobile electronic devices, Dancing with the Stars, and Justin Beiber, is no threat to them whatsoever, but rather a useful tool. As we speak, we are guaranteeing a psychotic enemy Nuclear Weapons, and fomenting/supporting Islamic fanaticism worldwide, while we also actively engineer class and racial unrest domestically.

I feel like one of the stereotypical frozen and useless "masses", who, in an emergency, stand frozen awaiting SOMEONE to ACT.

But "act" how? Evidently, this is not 1960 any longer. Seems like monetary donations, campaign signs, bumper stickers, and "getting out the vote" is pathetically insufficient today. Seems too far gone.

Is it just me? Does anyone else feel as I do? Any thoughts are welcome.


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To: spel_grammer_an_punct_polise

I keep seeing the Russians occupying the Kremlin way back when. They forced a change.


41 posted on 02/27/2015 4:42:50 PM PST by WVNan
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