On any given Tuesday, the workers of the world can unite to alter their reality from bankster nightmare to worker's utopia.
It's not even that difficult to do the actual changes.
Everybody simply does what they did today.
Simple enough, right?
If you did something that contributes to the well being of the people around you, then keep doing that.
IF you didn't do something that improved the well being of somebody around you, start doing that.
Pretty simple, right?
As long as the work needed to fill the shelves is done, the shelves stay full.
The miner continues to mine.
The refiner continues to refine.
The manufacturer continues to manufacture.
The delivery guy delivers.
The shelf stocker stocks.
The consumer consumes.
Not rocket science, am I right, dear reader?
Just the same thing as yesterday, but with a twist.
Rather than exchange one's labor for credits in the company script, we just take what we need from the shelves our work filled.
It was done in the 19th century by a russian royal who valued his friends more than his wealth.
But, don't expect your slavemasters to educate you in the knowledge you need to escape their enslavement.
It's just not a reasonable expectation to have.
So, where does that leave us?
Still enslaved by a majority of the compliant that would never read a book even if it meant infinite abundance for them.
We know this to be true because that book was translated to english in the 1920's, never heard of it?
Color me shocked.
Are you are tired of paying your masters to bomb children in far away places?
Perhaps it is time you pushed back on that.
A simple way that anybody can do that is to hoard your coins.
The fed buys coins at face value from the mint.
A dollar of change in your pocket is a dollar of value out of the banksters' pockets.
Stop playing in their shell game that allows them to play in the amusement parks from hell and shop in the human grocery stores.
This is extremely dangerous to our democracy.
Death to Discord!
Long live Sting!
Billy Jack, the movie.
The Trial of Billy Jack.
Billy Jack goes to Washington.
