What Will Happen When the Arrests Begin?
A futuristic picture of mass arrests, critical mass and journalistic awakening
Bernie Suarez
Activist Post.com
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Here in America people are beginning to visualize what it will be like to overcome the mass political oppression we are now all under at the hands of a small group of global control freak elites who also control the money. Yes, Americans are trying to imagine how the scenario will play out. Some still refuse to believe that this can happen in our lifetime. They just can’t imagine the bad guys having the tables turned on them. Some consider it fantasy thinking, unrealistic pipe dreams, or plain naïve to think this will ever happen. Perhaps those voices are right, so I propose we assume nothing and instead admit we are dreaming; or, should we say, let’s just imagine what it would be like in the event humanity’s mass consciousness decides it doesn’t want to live in slavery forever.
My story would begin in a large American city setting sometime in the not-too-distant future; the local mainstream media now consists of mixed elements of controlled opposition (looking out for the interests of the mega-sized companies and their government business counterparts, who many refer to as the globalists), and pro-freedom journalists looking to make a difference. Those looking to stay out of trouble with the control system seek to maintain the great voices of control while those who love freedom quietly wait for that big story that will put them in the history books. Others nervously watch along as world events unfold on a daily basis.
The control system had been seeking to continue censoring any news that made the implementation of their control system more difficult. Reporters, writers, and journalists everywhere, had begun realizing that the entire game is about control and information censoring and now many were seeking to quietly break away from the journalistic matrix that had been created for them.
Meanwhile unhappy Americans had finally come to grips with their own struggles. Many were now poised to do whatever it takes to trigger change. They had now realized the truth of their pain had reached a level that was no longer possible to ignore. Americans had failed to realize that similar revolutions had been going on around the world for many years while most Americans were kept busy with entertainment. This new unrest had brought back memories of the Occupy Wall Street revolution only this revolution was more intense and more meaningful.
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