Deep Thoughts of the Day

1) You know a revolution is going to be successful when the military decides not to fight-- that the masses are too powerful.

2) The tipping point in a revolution is when the crowds protesting are so big that everyone feels safe in joining in, and no one can really stop the momentum.

3) I pretty much agree with the sentiments of Chris Floyd and his commentators.

4) Even though I've disagreed with Jon Gold's stance on various 9/11 issues, I still have to respect him for chaining himself to the White House fence (assuming he goes through with it). I think this is a good philosophy too:

First, I think people need to take the time to learn about this issue. Don’t believe everything you hear in movies, or articles you stumble across on the internet. Do your own research, and in time, you will have your own problems with the “official account.” Steer clear of individuals who act as though you must believe this or that, and accuse you of being this or that if you don’t. Steer clear of people that have obvious agendas. Judge people by the fruits of their labor. Be supportive of the family members that are seeking justice. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the families’ efforts of the past. When you approach someone, do so in a way that isn’t “scary” or “aggressive.” Ask simple questions of people. Questions that plant a seed. Remember that you are fighting for 2,973 people that can no longer speak for themselves. Remember their families. Remember the people being killed during the 9/11 wars. Do your best. No one can ask for anything more.