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Well, there's letters; which I am thinking of redoing and this time packaging to the several States's legislature — my greatest concern, however, is that any letter will be intercepted and destroyed/curtailed by an information-gatekeeper. (i.e. like that low-level manager you can't get around to talk to the boss about something important.) Letters, having dubious effect and costing money, a very limited resource for me, ATM may not be the best way to go.

Then there's also forcing issues: I've been tempted, at times, to open carry into the local county courthouse. Tes, there's a sign there that says weapons are prohibited, but here's the thing: the State Constitution specifically prohibits counties or municipalities from regulating in any way the right to keep and bear arms — in addition to prohibiting any law from abridging the right of the citizen to keep and bear arms for security and defense. —— That's of dubious impact precisely because governments at all levels are ignoring the Constitution[s].

Then there's the prep mentality: get arms, intel-networks, logistics, and so forth ready for a new civil war. (Or, perhaps, a time where people disappear to camps.)

I think there's a massive, massive psychological operation going on. All aimed at inserting one thought into the general population: you are weak and can do nothing.
The best way to counter this is to do something, you are not weak and useless, this is what your enemy wants you to believe.

I agree, but you see, there is a cost for freedom. I think we may have to give up something to save it. Just think, if the people stayed home from work for 1 week, the leeches may not get their booty. Of course, neither would we.

Question is, who is ready for it? If we hit the streets like folks do in other countries, it may make a difference, but I think people are afraid this corrupt regime would just mow them down. People are not hungry enough like they are in Egypt and that is where they get us. We are sitting back waiting...and waiting.