Our government terrorists are so busy running their bluffs on clueless people, that I'm SAFER speaking out than the clueless ones are. I've made my position known, and my mind obviously can't go back to the old delusional way of thinking, so rather than come after me the govt. will better utilize it's time keeping all the sleepwalkers sedated. Meanwhile, I live in Texas and have always known there was no back door out of the Alamo, so come and get me. But that wouldn't be too cost effective. Have to trace me, spend a couple days surveilling me and set up a plan of attack, shoot me and lose an officer in the process, then try to explain to my neighbors that when I wasn't walking the dog I was working for al Qeada (an explanation which would just wake up ten more people). Nah, there's no downside to speaking up about this tyranny. The globalists do it...they speak about their tyranny constantly. They mock us with their brazeness. They tell us about their plans daily, and you can see them doing it, if you know how to interpret the news. Most people are just too lazy to make the switch, though. The dream is easier. But it's hard work for the government. I woke up and I'm never going back. I can't go back in good conscience. I'd be a traitor to myself and my country. Whereas the government has to lie to the sleepers constantly...endless lies....hide the truth, admit it only when you have to, foreshadow a bit so the next attack will drive them into your arms. What a task.

But sure, someday all dissent will be crushed. Maybe. They have FEMA cutoff boxes in all radio and TV stations licensed by the FCC now, and a couple months ago there was an 'attack' against 7 of the 13 backbone servers that power the internet. So someday, when our govt. nukes Houston or L.A. or New York, the internet will go down, and we'll be silenced. Meanwhile, why should they bother when so many citizens are willing to go to so much trouble to avoid the obvious. They have the psychology of this thing figured out. Except for the internet. And they CAN'T crash it right now, because that would put the collapse of the American economy ahead of schedule. So use the thing while you can. They're after the First Amendment, and when the internet goes, so does freedom of speech.

"The more we do to you, the less you seem to believe we are doing it." -- Joseph Mengele