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It seems the American people are really starting to to take a stand
The so called tea party movement is beginning to organize into a political party
and in Nashville Tennessee USA, Will be holding a press conference, which is already sold out, that will high light the tea parties goals. They plan on organizing all the smaller tea party groups into a well organized political machine only electing politicians who support the peoples goals. NASHVILLE, TN - Fox News has learned Tea Party convention organizers plan a big news conference here Friday to propose the closest thing yet to a national organizing strategy for the upcoming 2010 midterm elections. The first ever Tea Party Convention has attracted a sellout crowd of a thousand activists from as far away as Hawaii (and media from as far away as Japan) to the Gaylord Opryland Convention Center. Volunteers here intend to propose a series of broad "First Principles" which have already been generally embraced by most Tea Party chapters around the country. They include: fiscal responsibility, upholding the constitution, and national security. Prospective political candidates will be expected to support the Republican National Committee platform, though without any specific litmus or purity test. If a particular candidate meets the proposed Tea Party criteria he or she would be eligible for fundraising and grassroots Tea Party support. Once elected to office, members would be required to join a Congressional Tea Party Caucus, attend regular meetings and be held accountable for the votes they cast. Those who stray from the Tea Party path would risk losing it's support and a likely re-election challenge. These are simply proposals from activists in Tennessee who put this convention together and who say they recognize that disparate Tea Party groups nationwide have varied interests and ideas of their own. Organizers suggest creating political action committees, a large scale fundraising apparatus, and starting the development of a national network of pro bono attorneys to deal with the myriad legal-political riddles that such undertakings face in campaigns and elections. Thursday was mostly a meet and greet and setup. The workshops and seminars on growing the grassroots and commonsense conservativism are mostly today and Saturday. I think we are seeing the first major signs of the awakening process. |
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"Prospective political candidates will be expected to support the Republican National Committee platform, though without any specific litmus or purity test."
Joe - does this mean they would be running under the republican ticket? El |
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its all good if they ask for the right things. You have to be careful so as not to give them (tptb) any excuses to tighten up our reigns.
You give them a problem they will certainly think of a solution. Fox news is not one to give any leads to as they are certainly illuminati all the way |
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gather enough momentum to start there own party. The republicans are there best shot at doing this. Any politician this movement elects is going to be watched very closely thats the best they can do right know. This is just the beginning though, you gotta remember this movement started just a year ago. It the best sign of things to come I have seen in a while lets hope this movement really starts gaining ground. |
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Hmm _ I will have to investigate this further. I am completely against the 2-party idea and have become disillusioned with politics in general (even before I starting really waking up in the past few years).
It will be interesting watching the build up to the 2012 Presidential race. I feel like I have spent the last 3 Presidential elections voting for the lesser of two evils:wall: Thank you for the info. El |
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I find it odd that anyone would support the "tea party" when its so entrenched in Fox News Propaganda, Glenn Beck's idiocy, and a lot of ignorant bigots who are thinly veild racists.
Have you seen any of the footage from tea party rallies?! IMHO the tea party is something to stay clear of, and hope never gets off the ground. I won't say something to be "scared of" but it certainly frightens many people. |
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"Have you seen any of the footage from tea party rallies?!"
I have not seen any footage. We did have a local rally that I drove past and some of the people that were supporting it are on my "hard to be around" list. Small town - everyone knows everyone:naughty: I am trying to make a point this year of non-judgement so I will look into it in order to make an educated decision. El |
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Hmmm - We'll have to keep an Eye on this. Perhaps even support It if It looks like a true STO/CC Endeavour...
That said - Lets say I'm from Kansas... :wink2: |
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I think it would be great if the Tea Party was the beginning of the end of GOP, neo-conservative style thinking. I predict a lot of infighting, shifting priorities, and the veil being dropped on just how nasty and self serving politicians can be. :lmao:
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The fact that any of this is happening, is just nothing more then proof the
paradigm is shifting. |
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"Into the Light with You..." :lightsabre: |
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edit: i didn't even realize you could do that:lol3:
My point though is that this may be a "sign of the times" but we should make sure we're on the opposite side of it. I think the "stand" that these particular Americans are making is largely unknown to themselves and manufactured by the mass media and politicians, and being taken advantage of by people like Sarah Palin :roftl: |
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cool video I am gonna embed it.
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Here are some home page links:
http://www.teapartynation.com/ http://teapartypatriots.ning.com/ http://teapartymovement.us/index.htm I will be interested in finding out who the major financial contributors are.. It is curious as to why they picked the particular keynote speaker:zip: EL |
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I think there is a good chance the ROCKEFELLER side of the world elite will try
and hijack this movement will, they could be successful in doing this if the American people do not wake up to there presence and let there guard down. I think though this movement is going to pop the lid on there secrecy though and eventually expose them. I also think in the next year or so we will be able to see whether this movement takes off or gets hijacked. My guess is the ROCKEFELLER side infiltrates them at first, but they eventually get exposed as people learn more. |
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The "Tea Party" is nothing but a bunch of people who hate paying taxes to support their own lifestyles.
The real revolution comes from the individual. I have done a lot of challenging of the local power structure, especially concerning native american politics. |
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It would be totally awesome if the Tea Party movement that was birthed in the twisted minds of the people at Fox news gained a mind of its own and bit its creators hand.
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The only people I know who have attended tea parties in the South are Republican, racist, elitist people who hate the idea of sharing anything with anybody. Can that be in line with the original tea party thinking from the Boston Tea Party? Everything seems to be in reverse right now, all twisted around!
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The biggest tool in the PTWB chest, is the fallacy of strength in numbers. Groups are much easier to take over than individuals. And they've had many centuries of practice. As groups start to gather support, they start to gather infiltrators who start to steer the development of the group mind as it develops, and the groups become easily subverted from the original intent.
Morphogenic fields develop within groups, which control the groups to some degree, and morphogenic fields can be and are taken control of. Whenever I see groups getting organized, I can hear the mantra, "there goes the neighbourhood". The way this consciousness shift is shaping up, is with individuals tapping into a higher level collective consciousness than the morphogenic field level. The individuals who are aligning needn't even talk to one another. They simply "see" and "feel" the way forward. A 3rd political choice in the USA will be another version of the same choice available now. It'll just be a 3rd apparent route leading right back to the exact same power structure. It's not exactly anarchy, but it's not organized either. The solution is to just not play along. Just go about your business cutting them out of the loop at every opportunity. They have no game when you are not playing your part. |
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I swore I swore off politics, as a complete loss, after close to 30 yrs a political junkie.
I lied. The seeds of the end of the Tea Party can be found right here: Quote:
We have a Republic for a reason. A damned good reason, too. Representatives with a "license" beyond the majority vote is a requirement of a working government. That said, it requires, and also point out the one glaring inherent weakness in the government the Founders set up: That the people elect "men of good will" ! Otherwise, you're just "electing" your jailer. In my opinion, this country forgot what all that is about decades ago. Sadly I have to agree with a man named Paul Craig Roberts, when about 5 years ago he observed, "It may be that the American people are no longer educated, or interested enough to sustain a free society." Still there is hope. Fred |
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Politics is a dead duck , governments are accountable to no one we have seen it for decades . candidates love you when they run for office but once in they quickly replace the constituant with the love of money . Until there is a mechanism put in place that allows a recall of the representative to his riding or district to answer to those that put him in office for his actions or inactions as to their requests he vote a certain way nothing will change it was supposed to be for the people not just the ones elected
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Even tho the Tea Party may appear to hit on a ew issues that concern us all, don't be fooled. Have you heard of the book "The Family"? Read it...The same right wing, neo-conservative multinational corporations are behind the Tea Party movement that poisoned the Republican Party well causing it to implode.
Until campaign reform happens the whole political system is a joke because all the politicians are bought and sold by corporations who want to control public policy, and they're already doing it. This country is run by corporate America, that's fascism. When you learn about who's financing these events, how everything is orchestrated and how easily the sheople are manipulated you're be appalled. If you have Rhandi Rhodes on your local am station she does a great job at explaining the corruption behind all of this. It's all sick, or sociopathic to be clinical... |
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Thing is, they're right. It already did. Fred |
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You guys still are not seeing the big picture. The fact any of this is taking
place means the paradigm is shifting. It is true that it is being manipulated, that cannot be disputed and was expected. This movement in general though originally started from the bottom up by the people, not the Elite and the people have been heard. I can only imagine what is going through the mind of Obama and his administration. I know the Republicans are licking there chops right know though lol. This movement, I think is the beginning of something bigger and that is the awakening of the people of the world to there destiny. This time it is not starting in France, but in the United States of America. |
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all im seeing latley on these issues is, the left and the right trying to get attached to these movements. sure hope that doesn't happen. just more of the same. part of the repetitive loop of history were all stuck in...:winksmiley02: I do feel some movement... but looks like a hijacking to me.. gov of alaska trying to tiptoe in the ring. please no..... not paylen. I dont know if I spelled here name right. somthing isnt right with that lady... shes a reptile...
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I really wish this to be the solution, at least for the time being, for things to improve, but I predict it either won't gain any significant power, or will be completely suppressed, labeled 'terrorist' and outlawed, or it will get absorbed into the current political scene and nothing's going to change. It could even be used as an excuse for an all out martial law. It might have even been designed for this. |
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haibane said..> I really wish this to be the solution, at least for the time being, for things to improve, but I predict it either won't gain any significant power, or will be completely suppressed, labeled 'terrorist' and outlawed, or it will get absorbed into the current political scene and nothing's going to change. It could even be used as an excuse for an all out martial law. It might have even been designed for this.
~~~~~~~~~~~~ A small percentage of the population will stand up and FIGHT... but most will just GIVE IN to their plan. I for one will not go lightly... and / or give in to their fabricated fear of force. What all OUR efforts should be given to ....ASAP... should be to ORGANIZE as LARGE as possible <group > of people ... making them realize what they may face if not prepared with the knowledge of what will PROBABLY be taking place when the time comes for .. FORCED CONTROL... |
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the way things are - no one person controls it anymore !!!
in fact, when writers like jkr eXceed the queen of england the 'real truth' is better than 'fiction' NONE of the huge corporations, will allow themselves to be controlled therefore, one solution - is, to run for local office it should NOT be that hard to get rid of 400 useless people it must start, right in your own community |
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I just don't see this as a viable option - unless sufficient number of people actually truly wake up and realize they CAN do without a political system of any kind, that co-operation in everyone's interest is in everyone's interest, that helping and protecting their neighbour is the best help and protection for themselves, rather than the today's aggressive / competitive model, nothing is going to change at the end of the day. The greed and fear are still in the way, and unless enough people wake up to getting rid of those two and convince the rest that it's OK to do so for themselves as well, and to just turn their backs on the PTB without even thinking of revenge, things are going to remain as they are, even if the looks, logos and names change. |
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of Democratic reign so time to derail the Tea Party movement and lets face it Sarah wasn`t the smartest hammer in the bag no offense to women here just stating an observation Beginning Of The End: Sarah Palin Hijacks The Tea Party Movement http://politics.nashvillepost.com/20...arty-movement/ By Kleinheider Posted on February 7, 2010 at 7:33 am The tea party movement is dead. The one I was familiar with anyway. Judson Phillips held it down and Sarah Palin drove a stake right through its heart live last night on C-Span in front of an unsuspecting audience. Sarah Palin didn’t give a tea party speech last night. She gave a partisan Republican address. It was a purely political speech designed to position her for a presidential run in 2012 or 2016. Period. She wasn’t there to celebrate the organic nature of a movement she had nothing to do with creating. She was there to co-opt the name and claim the brand as hers. And she did. The movement, that came to be officially recognized almost a year ago but whose roots go back further than that, has been snuffed out and replaced in the public mind. The movement that began as a people’s movement of angry independent, libertarians and conservatives will now be thought as the movement of people like Palin, Dick Armey, Judson Phillips, Mark Skoda, etc. Essentially, a wholly owned subsidiary of the “Official Conservative Movement” and the Republican Party. This new tea party bears no resemblance to the one that began a year ago as a reaction to the collapse of our financial system and the subsequent bailout. That movement of ragtag and unorganized libertarians, independents and conservatives was something new and unique. An authentic protest movement angered not just by the new President, Barack Obama, who had presided over the bailouts but the president who started the ball rolling and whose incompetence had led to the crisis in the first place, George W. Bush. The people we saw on the steps of Legislative Plaza and county courthouses across the state last year weren’t “movement conservatives.” Certainly the movement conservatives were there at those protests but the tea parties were much bigger in size, scope and concept than just traditional modern conservatism reheated. Last night, the professional conservatives fixed that for good. For over a year the media has struggled to try and define just what exactly the movement was. Now they have a definition. Sarah Palin. Palin, while explicitly saying the movement had no leader, implicitly offered herself up as one. After this speech, which was widely covered on the internet and carried on television, the tea party movement and Sarah Palin will be inextricably intertwined. So with the spotlight on her and the attention of the curious media surrounding her what did she present as a tea party agenda? What did she discuss? Ronald Reagan, national defense and superficial deficiencies of the current democratic occupant of the White House. Wow. In all honesty, the speech could have just as easily been given in 1994 as in 2010 which, of course, was the last time Republican operatives and professional conservatives sought to exploit an authentic populist movement of the center-right. Ronald Reagan? Are you serious? Three times the name was invoked during the speech. Sure, it was his birthday but it serves to remind us what kind of crowd this was in front of those C-Span cameras. These weren’t the people who were out protesting. This weren’t regular folks. This was the same old network of conservative hacks, flacks, publicists and hangers-on. This was Conservative Inc. Ronald Reagan has nothing to do with the tea party movement. Nothing. Ronald Reagan is the past. The GOP’s past, no less. The tea party movement was supposed to be the future. The fact that Palin even has the temerity to position herself as a leader in the movement (and despite her protests that’s exactly what she was doing) is offensive to any student of very, very recent political history. Palin, as mavericky and rogue as she likes to paint herself, was the Vice-Presidential nominee of the Republican Party in 2008. She ran with John McCain and defended the Bush legacy. A project she continued last night in front of a faux-tea party audience. In her remarks, Palin praised the Senator from Arizona and chastised the current President for blaming the past one for his problems. Now, I don’t know every tea partier out there but I do know a few and I don’t remember any of them having a whole lot of good to say about President Bush or John McCain. While they don’t have much positive to say about Barack Obama there no love for George Bush either. And when did the tea party movement get a foreign policy? I didn’t put a clock on it but the first portion of Palin’s speech seemed very heavy on the neoconservatism. Palin expressed dismay about the fact that President Obama spent only “9 percent” of the State of the Union on foreign policy and stated that Americans “deserve to know the truth about the threats we face and what the administration is or isn’t doing about them.” She talked about “homicide” Bombers and the slammed the administration of its handling of the man who plotted to take down a Detroit airliner on Christmas Day. “Treating this like a mere law enforcement matter places our country at grave risk because that’s not how radical Islamic extremists are looking at this,” she told the assembled at Opryland. “They know we’re at war. And to win that war, we need a commander in chief, not a professor of law standing at the lectern.” Judson Phillips and Sarah Palin Palin talked about standing up to Iran, defending Israel and making the world safe for Democracy. All noble goals, I suppose, but what was she doing justifying and perpetuating the foreign policy of George Bush at a tea party convention? The tea party I’m familiar with was concerned more about the collusion of big business and big government than the War in Iraq. The tea party I’m familiar with was more concerned about rejecting the bailout of Wall Street while looking for ways reinvigorate the economy of Main Street than looking for Al-Qaeda. The tea party I’m familiar with seemed more concerned about restoring the Republic at home than Democracy abroad. Almost from start finish, Sarah Palin outlined an agenda that either ignored or de-emphasized the issues and the spirit that the tea parties were founded on. Sure, there was some of the old school tea party rhetoric in there for flavor but, for a keynote address to a movement that at its inception was very radical, there was nothing radical about Sarah Palin’s speech. It was derivative circa 2004 neoconservatism as far as I could tell. But the media now have their definition of what it means to be Tea Party. This convention gave them simplistic nativism, birtherism, media bashing, homophobia, and a heavy does of neoconservative foreign policy. That is the image of tea partydom that Judson Phillips poured out to the eager media this weekend and is now percolating through the many channels of mass and new media. By Monday afternoon, it will begin to harden and the tea party movement will be Sarah Palin’s movement. And that is no tea party at all. |
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The people in that vid were some of the most fearful and ignorant individuals I've seen in quite awhile. The Tea baggers are a corporate manufactured revolution, based in fear, organized on fox news and talk radio. The most operative word being "manufactured". The pendulum of fear is swinging and these people thrive on both ends of the spectrum, threats from without or within, it swings back and forth depending upon which hand the presidential puppet is on. I don't want to be part of any revolution based in fear. If these are the peope who are waking up, I'm going back to sleep. |
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I hope the folks on here who supported the Tea Party have learned their lesson. It was not long before someone would come along and hijack it and Sarah Palin did just that. It was doomed from the start. The revolution is not going to come from a group. It will come from the individual. And the power that you wield against the system is immense and only you can hold them to the fire. :wink2: |
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Palin is queen of the reptiles and one of the biggest liars that money can buy! The corporate masters love her! Just pay her enough and she'll do and say whatever you want...so far her fan base is still strong and haven't caught on to her arrogance, stupidity and greed. If people can wake up to the lies were on the right track, we need to unite instead of continuing to let the PTB divide us with hate, fear and race baiting. People need to rise above the right and left labeling system that keeps us divided, we need to come together as ONE "we the people"... It's slight of hand politicians are playing.. two groups going at each other, while the corporations are behind the scenes cleaning up, poisoning the skies and robbing us blind while we're pre-occupied with the players. The system was hijacked a long time ago. Until we work together as one and demand change by castrating Wall Street and the corporate masters, we sc*ew*d! And it all starts at home by visualizing them away, vaporized by Love. :lightsabre: we can do it with the power of our minds. That's the secret they've been trying to keep from us for eons, and now the secrets out so we must begin using it. And I think it's already happening because we're seeing the collapse of the Rockefeller power structure, and it seems like plans just aren't working out as well as they're supposed to. Underwear bomber didn't succeed, swine flu scandal fell apart, huge shipments of vaccines/poison disappeared, apparently the Haiti earthquake was supposed to be much worse but not all of the nuclear devices went off... Bye, bye Illuminati...you're vaporized!! |
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That's the anger mob in that video, the lower density group that they're inflaming to ignite a civil war, or declare Martial Law. Good video! |
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