I got this link via e-mail and it's appropriate in this thread. Give a listen and see what you think.
He mentions Larry Sinclair, and in case you don't know, that's the ex-con who claims he used dope and had a sexual encounter with State Senator Obama a few years ago. There's also the use of the term "Mack Daddy," which is a slang term for a super pimp.
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There truly are some very nutty people in the world, but he may not be
too far off in his "predictions." There IS an awful lot of rage out
there and those who are angry ARE arming themselves to the teeth. All
it would take is some spark, some casual comment, something seemingly
insignificant or trivial. In fact, I know several people who are just
waiting for it to start, in fact, lusting for it.
God help us when, or if, it does.
Remember how our revolution started? A few acts of Parliament, a few
actions by the King, and one night a protest mob showed up at the
Governor's residence in Boston, egged on by inflammatory and hateful
rhetoric from leaders who knew exactly what they were doing. A
frightened British SGT gave the order to open fire and the Boston
Massacre was on. From that one, single event, armed revolt began.
Looking back, we can see how the anger, hatred and fear led to it and
how our "founding fathers" gratefully used it to fan the flames. We
should never forget that those founding fathers, notably Sam Adams, did
not enjoy wide-spread support. In fact, they were considered extremist
oddballs and traitors (which they were.) Nor should we forget that at
no point during the revolution did more than one quarter of our citizens
support it. About an equal number supported the established government, but the largest majority (about half) took no part in it, one way or the other, and just tried to stay out of the way. With only one in four
supporting them, the founding fathers took this nation away from it's
legal owners and created something brand new.
We can see the same process repeated in the late 1850's and early
1860's, finally culminating in the bombardment of Ft. Sumter. Like
during the revolution, once that first shot was fired, there could be no
turning back.
The point is that revolution, revolt, mayhem, anarchy and violence does
not need anything even near majority support to not only start, but to
be successful. A handful of violent extremist's overthrew the Czar; a
handful of violent extremist's overthrew the Kingdom of France; a
handful of violent extremist's drove the French out of Algeria and
Vietnam, the Portuguese out of Africa, the British out of India. It can
be done here too by only a handful of violent extremist's.
They're out there, working right now to overthrow the established order,
and all it will take is one spark to set it off. There are underground
movements operating right now, similar to the "Sons of Liberty," and
they are diligently trying to provide that spark. It would be easy to
assume that the police and army could easily deal with something like
that, but it should be remembered that those violent extremist's who led
our own revolution took on, and defeated, the most powerful military
machine in the world. Take no comfort in the number of cops and
soldiers the government has at its disposal. They could be quickly
overwhelmed and there's no cavalry to ride to the rescue.
Pray without ceasing.
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