Topic: If poltics is your thing-
- Mar 17, 2006 03:26pm by illstar - Illstar
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www.durterebelz.com
this link has many links to stuff you may or may not want to know about (video footage)-and since myspace is currently blocking my bullitens i am posting it one site at a time..
if this pisses you off sorry but the underground should be aware of the shift that is coming...
the door is open the choice is yours..
http://www.durterebelz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=141
www.durterebelz.com
- Mar 17, 2006 05:07pm by JDFlow - [url=http://www.my.rawkus.com/profile/jdflow]JDFlow on Rawkus[/url]
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Yeah I watched that yesterday, I found it on google lookin for info on Skull & Bones. Thats some truthfully scary shit especially with Bush in office creating a revolution in Iraq that gives him the power to construct his own government on thier land. You know even when he's out of office his hands are gonna be elbow deep in the ties hes creating. I don't think the masses are gonna wake up from our ipods and convenient lifestyles until its too late. Where are the real revolutionaries at? It's being televised but protest is not the answer. People are gonna have to take up arms eventually, hopefully before it is too late. We've let our system become stronger than its people. Its gonna take a movement of all willing Americans. If one group rises up in arms they'll be masacred by our police and military, if we stand up together I really dont think our national defense/security would wage war on all of us. I dont know.
- Mar 18, 2006 11:46pm by Adru
^^^sadly theres just no enough people that feel as you do.and theres way too many people that have made the word revolution a catchphrase,also a lot of musicians that spew all kinds of "intellectual"political nonsense that they in all actuality dont even stand behind or live by.especially in hip hop--while i have a big problem with some commercial cats glorifying ignorance and negativity,i also have just as much a problem with emcees that try to put out the image of being conscious and "revolutionary"--when its just that--an image.a lot of these cats lives and actions completely contradict evrything they rap about.but i completely believe that at some point,whether i live to see it or not,people will take up arms and actually fight to make this the free country its supposed to be.i think its inevitible.i am doubtful we will ever get to see this happen though.theres just too many people content with their little pre arranged lives that have been trained to think whats going on in this country and around the world is normal,and dont fully realize whats really going on around them.and at this point theres definitly not enough people willing to actually put their lives at risk.i personally think the whole "illuminaTI"theories are blown out of porportion and go a little too far. there is some truth to it --but even without all that factored in we'll soon be coming to a point where if the people dont rise up with more than picket signs and rhetoric it'll be too late.1
- Mar 19, 2006 03:10am by JDFlow - [url=http://www.my.rawkus.com/profile/jdflow]JDFlow on Rawkus[/url]
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Actually, I have yet to find any false documentation on the illuminati. My grandfather was a mason. For years my grandmother just thought it was some sort of a "weekend getaway with the boys". She ended up finding one of his handbooks hidden around the house, so she read it to see what was up. After learning that it wasn't a mens group, but instead an occult, she brought it out in front of my entire family to try to sway my grandpa from going back. Instead he got pissed and shaved his mustache down to a Hitler stripe and wore it that way for about six months. My grandma got fed up and and threatened to end thier 50+ year marriage. He supposedly resigned and hasn't been back. Yes son, that shit is all very true. As far as future revolution goes, man it's gettin real close to now or never. Once the government in Iraq is in full swing Bush's (yes plural) will have that much more global military pull. Think about what's happening RIGHT NOW. Since we're in war and using/disposing of weapons and ammo on the daily, all the major arms/ammo companies are producing more to keep our stock at quota. This is going to be an extremely long war, do the numbers. When you've got ten guns and ten soldiers for every one revolutionary you don't have a viable revolution anymore. That whole wait until our kids/kids kids do it is exactly the mentality that got us here. I want to organize, I want a peoples army NOW! The problem is, every revolutionary/militant group I talk with is more like a sewing circle with bitching as the topic for discussion. I know I'm ready to lay down my life if necessary to let my children breathe the breath of true freedom and democracy.
Tomorrow is all we have to give the future. Don't let the elite decide what that future holds. STAND UP!!!
- Mar 19, 2006 10:25pm by Krisna - "We live in an intensely political age and theory and historical experience show us that the condition of any artistic development is an uncompromising hostility to the values of Stalinism and to those of American bourgeois society."
-CLR James
You've got to be kidding. Oppression is no conspiracy.
- Mar 19, 2006 10:41pm by JDFlow - [url=http://www.my.rawkus.com/profile/jdflow]JDFlow on Rawkus[/url]
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READ and COMPREHEND. Nobody said oppression was a conspiracy. The conspiracy is the elite dictating our future. I totally agree that people need a certain level of guidance so we don't run around offing each other left and right more so than currently. However, documents like the patriot act aren't exactly democratic. Hence, we didn't get a chance to oppose it.
- Mar 19, 2006 10:48pm by Krisna - "We live in an intensely political age and theory and historical experience show us that the condition of any artistic development is an uncompromising hostility to the values of Stalinism and to those of American bourgeois society."
-CLR James
You're right. I should buy one of those movies. Thanks.
