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Quoting: Anonymous Coward 15469570 What are your thoughts of this person or persons staying off the grid. Say using prepaid disposable cell phones and random e-mail accounts. It seems like today the lone "gunmen" for lack of a better word could get it done if needed.
I agree with you that if they were of the highest character etc. they would have to watch themselves and protect themselves.
My original thought about this nobody character is cool there's this guy who is intending to remain anonymous and he's going to help us.
One of the questions I have is, is this feasible. I am with you in that people will know the truth when they hear it.
I wonder too exactly what truths the nobody would espouse. Thank you for response - I appreciate it. My thought is there can be a whole bunch of anonymous nobodies helping this world. I have already met a bunch in two short months that have the same ideas I have so I hope that helps inspire some people to speak up and brainstorm with us.
It's cool to be kind of disconnected from the system we have in the west. But that isn't the sort of thing that would make the nobody dangerous. The thing that would upset the old order is a unification of mankind: acting together in an intelligent way to build towards a positive vision of the future.
You see hints of the possibility with someone like JFK. Inspired a nation and changed the world with the notion of a singular accomplishment - man on the moon inside of a decade. Most people have not the slightest clue what mankind is capable of now or going forward. The best alternative that is available to Joe Blow is saying "no" to what we have now. This isn't inspiring, generates a lot of what if questions, etc.
Mankind is a beautiful creation. Loving, intelligent, intuitive, innately driven to innovation, just to name a few of our miraculous common traits. We have the power to end sickness, abolish scarcity, extend lives, unite as one, and otherwise live up to our true nature as created in the image of the creator, conquering the universe for ourselves and posterity, creating the opportunity to pursue art and revel in the kingdom within us.
To do this ... you have to set aside petty differences and embrace the commons. People have to work together, apply their intelligence, and move forward with a purpose. The last bit, the capacity to deliver a positive vision for mankind, is what really got JFK killed. It's not that he spoke against secret societies. It's not that he knew about the money changing con. It's not that he wanted to end the fraud of the cold war. It's that he had gone beyond the point of saying "no" to espousing an alternative - therein lies the deathblow to the old world order.
