America the ‘Free’ - International Social Equality/Unity

Today, the trembling, tiny, EVIL criminal elites face the most difficult challenge of their entire sordid and bloody history. Not just from a handful of groups that have traditionally opposed them from the outset BUT, and I do not hesitate in stating this, the ENLIGHTENED MASSES of the 21st CENTURY.

It can confidently be broadcast and published by ALL without fear of reprisal -- lest accusers would openly identify themselves as aligned with, or working for the criminal elites -- that it is OVER for the black-hearted, heinous, mass murdering, planet-poisoning elites that have wreaked so much havoc and destruction on humanity and the natural world throughout history.

I speak of that good fight, the final confrontation between the forces of Light (peace/LOVE) and darkness (Destruction/Division/Hate). We need no bullets or modern weaponry to win this war, our most EFFECTIVE weapon is CHOICE born of KNOWLEDGE and our ability to easily discriminate between what is good and what is clearly evil/destructive.

WE are ONE in this GLOBAL fight and we KNOW there can be only ONE outcome.

We ARE the new World DAWNING, we are the RENEWED, global, borderless, stateless, people of the EARTH – we are MANY, we are ONE and we are UNSTOPPABLE!

Peace, Joy and HARMONY to all; a new REALITY has DAWNED; no more leaders or followers; WE are ONE irresistible sea of PEACE and HARMONY. [How easily are violent disruptors and hateful divisionists identified?]

Begin withdrawing your mental support and physical energy from the perversity that has infected our societies. Re-direct your energies to RESTORING JUSTICE, LAW, COMMUNITY and REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY everywhere. And, if necessary, MARCH -- a SEA of HUMANITY easily cleans the filth that clings to power in OUR capitals.

It may be over for America but it is just beginning for the WORLD.

[Disseminate this message widely.]

Peace.

I look at you all see the love there that's sleeping
While my guitar gently weeps
I look at the floor and I see it need sweeping
Still my guitar gently weeps

I don't know why nobody told you
how to unfold your love
I don't know how someone controlled you
they bought and sold you

I look at the world and I notice it's turning
While my guitar gently weeps
With every mistake we must surely be learning
Still my guitar gently weeps

I don't know how you were diverted
you were perverted too
I don't know how you were inverted
no one alerted you

I look at you all see the love there that's sleeping
While my guitar gently weeps
I look at you all
Still my guitar gently weeps

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Change Yourself = Make Better Choices = Stop Consuming Garbage = Crush the Criminals!

All Tyranny Begins and Ends with You.

Proving that age is no boundary to publishing success, the French book world has been taken by storm by a surprise Christmas bestseller: a political call to arms by Stéphane Hessel, 93.

The unlikely publishing sensation is a former resistance hero whose 30-page essay, Indignez-vous!, calls on readers to get angry about the state of modern society.

Launched in October by Indigène, a small publisher working out of an attic in Montpellier, southern France, the book had a tiny first print-run, 6,000, and sold for €3, unprecedentedly cheap in a country where book prices are regulated and kept high by the law.

Hessel's success has stunned France. After two months on the bestseller lists, the book has spent five weeks at number one, beating Michel Houellebecq's award-winning latest novel La Carte et le Territoire and a host of Christmas fiction. It has sold 600,000 copies and – publishers predict it will reach a million. Translations are underway for Italy and other European markets.

The book's soaring sales reflect a general mood of French exasperation at the social inequalities of Nicolas Sarkozy's presidency. But the phenomenon is mostly down to Hessel's charisma and his life story.

Hessel was born in Berlin in 1917 and emigrated to France aged seven. His free-spirited mother, Helen Grund-Hessel, inspired the novel Jules et Jim, which became Francois Truffaut's film about a love-triangle of two male friends and a woman who loves them both. During the Nazi occupation of France, Hessel joined the French resistance, was caught, tortured and and deported to Buchenwald and Dora concentration camps where he escaped hanging. After the war, he helped to draft the universal declaration of human rights and later became a diplomat.

Hessel's book argues that French people should re-embrace the values of the French resistance, which have been lost, which was driven by indignation, and French people need to get outraged again. "This is an appeal to citizens, young and old, to take responsibility for the things in our society that don't work," he said. "I wish every one of you to find your own reason for indignation. It's precious." Hessel's reasons for personal outrage include the growing gap between the very rich and the very poor, France's shocking treatment of its illegal immigrants, the need to re-establish a free press, protecting the environment, the plight of Palestinians and the importance of protecting the French welfare system. He calls for peaceful and non-violent INSURRECTION. [Emphasis added.]

© 2011 Guardian News and Media Limited

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