Earlier this week in a post I titled "I Call BullSh*t" I challenged the folks who are constantly calling for immediate action to STFU or take point and go to work.
In the post directly before this one I asked how many thought it was time to undertake an Athens 1946 Op, even if it only involved mustering in full kit in some place that would demand attention from the Enemies of Liberty.
While the sampling is still low, it is already trending as I suspected. Nearly 2:1 say no, it is not yet time for that kind of Direct Action.
I am not going to pick a side or advocate either path. I think my position is pretty clear.
I am going to ask folks who read this blog to take an active step in the future when you run across a Blogger or a Commenter who is chiding fellow Patriots for inaction, and especially those who are calling for action, to confront that person and ask them pointedly, why they have not yet taken point on the Op they are advocating.
I have no problem with any Patriot who decides it is time for action. It's that Freedom & Liberty thing, I'm a fan.
I do have a problem with anyone calling for action, urging action, deriding fellow Patriots for not taking action while sitting in their computer chair and yet not taking point.
That makes us all look bad. It adds a very negative and nonconstructive facet to the work we are doing toward our goals.
I am convinced that the arithmetic demands the conclusion that economic Implosion is imminent, and from that our world will change. I think the chance of Liberty gaining ground in that chaos is very, very slim. I think the Enemies of Liberty have every advantage, every resource and they will work very diligently and ruthlessly to impose their will on the country, discarding the final remnants of the Constitution.
Prepare for that.
Network with fellow Patriots.
And if you choose to step off the porch, Godspeed.
But do not call for others to do what you are not doing yourself.
And for the rest of us: Call BullSh*t when you see it. That kind of hypocrisy taints us all.
Kerodin
III
