Comments on: 9 Theses: The Right to Rebellion

By: Don Hawkins

Don Hawkins — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 10:39:46 +0000

Annie do you really think to stay the same is what’s going to happen? Change is on the way and so far a few might be able to stay the same sort of. Take a look at the World the real World working well is it. No rules just right? Well in a few years there will be no order maybe for a few sort of you know a gated community with there own policy force paid policy force perks like food and water. The plans the policy in Copenhagen does little to change anything and the path is freedom for only a few to destroy the human race while enjoying the perks. Granted for only a few loss of money power to give this a real try and they don’t like that idea destruction of the human race is well just better that way. Tax carbon return the money back to the people the people who live in the real World sort of as best they can in all this strangeness that seems never ending from a few and taxing carbon is only one change a few more are needed if we wish to survive and remember some a few think it’s better they survive and the rest sorry just better this way, please.

By: Annie Ladysmith

Annie Ladysmith — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 07:31:30 +0000

It is essential to the NWO that anti-”terror” laws are written into the coming world constitution. This has to be accepted by all partisipating
countries at the Copenhagen extravaganza in order to bring all people everywhere under the control of the global elite ‘beastocrats’.

This state of affairs is the exact opposite of government by the people, the beastocrats do not like the people and will not tolerate ANY form of rebellion. Even thinking about it will put one on their terror-suspect watch list (No joke, they can read our brain waves) which in turn will put you in a FEMA camp. They are hideous monsters and they are perched and preened ready to snatch their prey, humans are their prey. Your immortal souls are at stake (no laughing matter), DO NOT TAKE THEIR MARK!

By: bozh

bozh — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 16:59:24 +0000

Declarations, such as the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness are meaningless, or rather, each person obtains diferent instruction from them of how to behave.
And the anarchical rule and lawlessness that resulted from these verbal brilliancies prove it.
In whatever meanings of those decalarations US acted since 1776, evidence tells us that the indigenes and slaves were excluded from these rights.

But even poor americans and its soldiers are suffering in spite of these brilliancies. Question arises, had US ever been so anarchical or gangster-like as now?
I say, yes. It hadn’t changed an iota. If my view is correct, insurgents never ever needed to rise against british. Insurgents simple wanted the taxes to go to them.
After all, people in n.zealand, auatralia, and canada did not revolt against the monarchy and are now better off than many people i US.
And are widening the plutocratic rule just like US had been doing for centuries. tnx