The problem I see is that, although most of us like-minded people across the country now have access to and are aware of the problems, there seems to be no one suggesting a plan to organize, galvanize, and lead us toward a common goal. In fact, I don't even think I've seen a common goal defined. The plan would need to include a means for…
The problem I see is that, although most of us like-minded people across the country now have access to and are aware of the problems, there seems to be no one suggesting a plan to organize, galvanize, and lead us toward a common goal. In fact, I don't even think I've seen a common goal defined. The plan would need to include a means for each person to contribute in his/her own way, whether through action, financial support, or whatever means he/she can manage. Maybe former President Trump could be the catalyst for such a movement. I don't know, but until such a movement is organized, no amount of information is going to do any good. That's my opinion.
All I can say Charles is that I am doing what I am doing because I think it needs to be done. This is what I said in the article, a momma bear protecting her cubs doesn't need to look for a leader to take action to protect their children. If no one is doing it, then you do it. Or organize a local group. In Canada, they had the freedom truckers movement. All across Europe the farmers are protesting and shutting down everything. Here in the USA - nothing. A lot of people followed the mask mandates because everyone else followed the mask mandates and they didn't want to be the only ones not doing it. But when I walked through the stores without a mask on confidently not giving a damn, it empowered others to take their masks off. Ground level movements don't have to be organized. That is, indeed, one of the things that makes them so powerful. My advice is to be bold and do what needs to be done.
Glenn, I wasn't criticizing what you're doing. I commend you for it. I'm pointing out that there are numerous people putting out information on various facets of these problems and have been doing so for years. However, each group seems to be in its own silo. While this information is widely available, there is no one that I'm aware of even coordinating the efforts of their followers or trying to integrate them with the efforts of others working on different aspects of the problem. The progress of the "woke" crowd and their capture of government, industry, education, court systems, etc. didn't happen on its own and I don't think it was a bottom-up approach. Somebody or somebodies orchestrated it, apparently right under the noses of the opposition. In my opinion that is what is going to be needed to reverse it.
The problem I see is that, although most of us like-minded people across the country now have access to and are aware of the problems, there seems to be no one suggesting a plan to organize, galvanize, and lead us toward a common goal. In fact, I don't even think I've seen a common goal defined. The plan would need to include a means for each person to contribute in his/her own way, whether through action, financial support, or whatever means he/she can manage. Maybe former President Trump could be the catalyst for such a movement. I don't know, but until such a movement is organized, no amount of information is going to do any good. That's my opinion.
All I can say Charles is that I am doing what I am doing because I think it needs to be done. This is what I said in the article, a momma bear protecting her cubs doesn't need to look for a leader to take action to protect their children. If no one is doing it, then you do it. Or organize a local group. In Canada, they had the freedom truckers movement. All across Europe the farmers are protesting and shutting down everything. Here in the USA - nothing. A lot of people followed the mask mandates because everyone else followed the mask mandates and they didn't want to be the only ones not doing it. But when I walked through the stores without a mask on confidently not giving a damn, it empowered others to take their masks off. Ground level movements don't have to be organized. That is, indeed, one of the things that makes them so powerful. My advice is to be bold and do what needs to be done.
Glenn, I wasn't criticizing what you're doing. I commend you for it. I'm pointing out that there are numerous people putting out information on various facets of these problems and have been doing so for years. However, each group seems to be in its own silo. While this information is widely available, there is no one that I'm aware of even coordinating the efforts of their followers or trying to integrate them with the efforts of others working on different aspects of the problem. The progress of the "woke" crowd and their capture of government, industry, education, court systems, etc. didn't happen on its own and I don't think it was a bottom-up approach. Somebody or somebodies orchestrated it, apparently right under the noses of the opposition. In my opinion that is what is going to be needed to reverse it.