I agree completely with your assessment and interpretation of History as it was recorded but...Whatever, Arch...;-/

We are not roleplaying or reliving the Past...We are actors and players in the Present and the Future...however...the same Globalist kIlluminati Players are still involved in the over-Arch-ing conspiracy to control the world and part of that diagram is to control/destroy the USA.

This meme of Revolution is being forced on us and will continue until blood is shed by the bucketful or until Enlightenment happens...betcha a fiver it goes the bad way.

No sane person wants to start a shooting war with the Blue Helmet Group or with the local NG/Reserve unit down the street...the hardcore "urban revolutionary" kind of people you're talking about are IMO brainwashed "useful idiot" fucktards at best and provocateurs at worst.

Within the System I do NOT believe there is a chance of averting this scenario...I still plan to vote for Ron Paul 2012 even if I have to scribble it on the touchscreen with a crayon...I still plan to listen to Alex Jones et al to keep abreast of just how f*cked up things are becoming.

Knowing that such powerfully evil players are playing such a powerfully evil game behind the scenes means knowing that NO Politico or Public Orator can be trusted beyond the length of coil of hefty rope...that leaves our only option ...to wait and watch and see what happens...while cleaning our rifles and mentally and physically preparing ourselves for the worst case scenario.

When it comes down to brasscheck time we'll have the cold comfort of knowing that we tried...Op ED page and Ballot box...to make it right...but the evil was too strong...The Earth was given to Satan...don't forget that.

Drunken Blacksmith

I know that you dont learn anything in school over there, but every normal american should know the history of their country.

And the historic fact is that your revolution would have failed if the french, dutch and Spain wouldnt have funded you and supplied you behind britains back.

France, Spain and the Dutch Republic all secretly provided supplies, ammunition and weapons to the revolutionaries starting early in 1776. After early British success, the war became a standoff. The British used their naval superiority to capture and occupy American coastal cities while the rebels largely controlled the countryside, where 90 percent of the population lived. British strategy relied on mobilizing Loyalist militia, and was never fully realized. A British invasion from Canada ended in the capture of the British army at the Battle of Saratoga in 1777. That American victory persuaded France to enter the war openly in early 1778, balancing the two sides' military strength. Spain and the Dutch Republic—French allies—also went to war with Britain over the next four years, threatening an invasion of Great Britain and severely testing British military strength with campaigns in Europe. Spain's involvement resulted in the expulsion of British armies from West Florida, securing the American southern flank. The decisive British naval victory at the Battle of the Saintes thwarted French and Spanish plans to drive Britain out of the Caribbean, and the joint Franco-Spanish attempt to capture the British stronghold of Gibraltar also resulted in similar defeat.


France ruined itself to help you,resulting in the emergence of Napoleon.

French involvement proved decisive[11] yet expensive, ruining France's economy and driving the country into massive debt.[12] A French naval victory in the Chesapeake led to a siege by combined French and Continental armies that forced a second British army to surrender at the Yorktown, Virginia in 1781. Fighting continued throughout 1782, while peace negotiations began. In 1783, the Treaty of Paris ended the war and recognized the sovereignty of the United States over the territory bounded roughly by what is now Canada to the north, Florida to the south, and the Mississippi River to the west.[13][14] A wider international peace was agreed, in which several territories were exchanged.

It wasnt your guns that gave you the edge, it was your allies.
Thats why if you half brained morons talk about a second revolution and you really think only guns decide the outcome of a war you are a real idiot.

You neither have the supplies,the infrastructure, the informations network,heavy weapons , training and all the other good stuff you need to fight a war.

You only have your trailer, a few guns and a minimal training.

"friendly fire" Bob and "collateral dmg" Jim will be a major help in your revolution.

So stop talking about a second revolution, cause you have absolutely no clue how many allies you had and what france had to do to save your sorry asses

You obviously are no American, nor do YOU know our history like you think you do pal Watch this because it's coming so long as things stay like this. Its only a matter of time...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkPVGB6uQ0k

Arch Phoenix  Wrote:

I know that you dont learn anything in school over there, but every normal american should know the history of their country.

And the historic fact is that your revolution would have failed if the french, dutch and Spain wouldnt have funded you and supplied you behind britains back.

France, Spain and the Dutch Republic all secretly provided supplies, ammunition and weapons to the revolutionaries starting early in 1776. After early British success, the war became a standoff. The British used their naval superiority to capture and occupy American coastal cities while the rebels largely controlled the countryside, where 90 percent of the population lived. British strategy relied on mobilizing Loyalist militia, and was never fully realized. A British invasion from Canada ended in the capture of the British army at the Battle of Saratoga in 1777. That American victory persuaded France to enter the war openly in early 1778, balancing the two sides' military strength. Spain and the Dutch Republic—French allies—also went to war with Britain over the next four years, threatening an invasion of Great Britain and severely testing British military strength with campaigns in Europe. Spain's involvement resulted in the expulsion of British armies from West Florida, securing the American southern flank. The decisive British naval victory at the Battle of the Saintes thwarted French and Spanish plans to drive Britain out of the Caribbean, and the joint Franco-Spanish attempt to capture the British stronghold of Gibraltar also resulted in similar defeat.


France ruined itself to help you,resulting in the emergence of Napoleon.

French involvement proved decisive[11] yet expensive, ruining France's economy and driving the country into massive debt.[12] A French naval victory in the Chesapeake led to a siege by combined French and Continental armies that forced a second British army to surrender at the Yorktown, Virginia in 1781. Fighting continued throughout 1782, while peace negotiations began. In 1783, the Treaty of Paris ended the war and recognized the sovereignty of the United States over the territory bounded roughly by what is now Canada to the north, Florida to the south, and the Mississippi River to the west.[13][14] A wider international peace was agreed, in which several territories were exchanged.

It wasnt your guns that gave you the edge, it was your allies.
Thats why if you half brained morons talk about a second revolution and you really think only guns decide the outcome of a war you are a real idiot.

You neither have the supplies,the infrastructure, the informations network,heavy weapons , training and all the other good stuff you need to fight a war.

You only have your trailer, a few guns and a minimal training.

"friendly fire" Bob and "collateral dmg" Jim will be a major help in your revolution.

So stop talking about a second revolution, cause you have absolutely no clue how many allies you had and what france had to do to save your sorry asses

You are an asswipe as only a Frenchman could be. First of all, you are insulting and arrogant, which is typical. Second of all, what did the French give us that helped us win the war? Bon bons? No, guns, dummy!

I went to American schools, and not only was I aware of France's help during the revolution, but also their profound weakness and stupidity when it comes to national self defense. I am not saying it is glorious to be war like, but a French person ought never to take credit for victory in any war.

Oh And btw, i have never heard Alex "the piggybank" Jones talk about that. He always says guns will help you, while it would most likely f*ck you over without allies