HOLD ON, HUMANS. A revolution is coming. When it strikes, you'll know it, because this revolution will dramatically change the direction of our country, the world, and probably the human race. Unfortunately, we may have to wait for it. See, most of its leaders don't even know it's happening yet.
That's right, the revolutionaries themselves are not aware of their part in the revolution. And according to anthropologist Paul H. Ray and psychologist Sherry Ruth Anderson, it is that very lack of knowledge that is delaying the inevitable explosion. If the bold revolutionaries only knew that there were other revolutionaries out there--50 million of them--all separately dreaming of a brave new world, well . . .there would be no stopping them.
But alas! They remain unaware: unaware of each other; unaware that they are, already, a significant part of the movement that could end up being the most important sociological evolution of the New Millennium; unaware, even, that they already have a nifty nickname.
They are the Cultural Creatives.
Named and identified by Ray in a 1996 report titled "A Study of the Emergence of Transformational Values in America," the Cultural Creatives are apparently an emerging force of disparate but ethically similar people--passionately altruistic, devoted to social justice, and deeply concerned about the environment--that is growing exponentially across the planet and is already having an irreversible impact on global society.
These conclusions are based on 13 years of survey research studies by Ray, executive vice president of American LIVES Inc., an opinion-polling firm researching the values and lifestyles of Americans. The findings are meticulously and entertainingly revealed in The Cultural Creatives: How 50 Million People Are Changing the World (Harmony; $25), co-authored with Anderson, co-author of the best-selling The Feminine Face of God.
The married duo, who live in San Rafael and speak Dec. 6 in Sonoma, are just now wrapping up a months-long speaking tour to promote the book--and to sound the wake-up call to latent CCs everywhere.
I am a poet / activist, former news journalist who got sick of the corporate takeover of everything. Does this qualify as cultural creative? I have appearred before several city councils and other political bodies as a poet/ protester,and Let's do change the world for personal freedom. Edgar Pace. Some of my poetry is @ www.poetsmind.com
>HOLD ON, HUMANS. A revolution is coming. When it strikes, you'll know it, >because this revolution will dramatically change the direction of our >country, the world, and probably the human race. Unfortunately, we may have >to wait for it. See, most of its leaders don't even know it's happening yet.
>That's right, the revolutionaries themselves are not aware of their part in >the revolution. And according to anthropologist Paul H. Ray and psychologist >Sherry Ruth Anderson, it is that very lack of knowledge that is delaying the >inevitable explosion. If the bold revolutionaries only knew that there were >other revolutionaries out there--50 million of them--all separately dreaming >of a brave new world, well . . .there would be no stopping them.
>But alas! They remain unaware: unaware of each other; unaware that they are, >already, a significant part of the movement that could end up being the most >important sociological evolution of the New Millennium; unaware, even, that >they already have a nifty nickname.
>They are the Cultural Creatives.
>Named and identified by Ray in a 1996 report titled "A Study of the >Emergence of Transformational Values in America," the Cultural Creatives are >apparently an emerging force of disparate but ethically similar >people--passionately altruistic, devoted to social justice, and deeply >concerned about the environment--that is growing exponentially across the >planet and is already having an irreversible impact on global society.
>These conclusions are based on 13 years of survey research studies by Ray, >executive vice president of American LIVES Inc., an opinion-polling firm >researching the values and lifestyles of Americans. The findings are >meticulously and entertainingly revealed in The Cultural Creatives: How 50 >Million People Are Changing the World (Harmony; $25), co-authored with >Anderson, co-author of the best-selling The Feminine Face of God.
>The married duo, who live in San Rafael and speak Dec. 6 in Sonoma, are just >now wrapping up a months-long speaking tour to promote the book--and to >sound the wake-up call to latent CCs everywhere.
A NEW IDEA FOR ATTACKING THE DRUG WAR (Field Tested)
To MainLineNews,
You have an excellent egroup with a steady flow of proactive input. The movements for economic and social justice appear to be growing and mobilizing. The marches are great and evidence of public support against injustice is incouraging. The passing of Proposition 215 and Proposition 36 in California are also encouraging examples of public support for change, but that's not enough.
Our efforts didn't help McWilliams, the medical marijuana movement or the Cannabis Club owners from California. Most of them are in prisons, dead, bankrupt, on probation, parole or facing criminal charges as we speak. The Corporate government of America violated our laws and attacked our leaders with prison cells and an IRON FIST. The public responded to the state repression of our leaders the way they always have. They hide and submit to our fascist state.
I am writing this article because my work is different from what I am seeing in this egroup. I see the real battlefield in the courtrooms one-on-one with judges, prosecutors, defense attiorneys and the defendents.
Conclusion: We are not going to put down this corrupt drug war or successfully attack economic injustice with martyrs. We need a plan that (1) produces leaders that are winners instead of martyrs in the courts, (2) provides strategic assistance to defendents and (3) inflicts maximum cost, disruption, confusion, frustration and rage at injustice from court personell. It is time we learned how to monkey wrench their courts. (4) We must accomplish this with very limited resources and minimum use of lawyers (vipers). When we can successfully defend our leaders from state sponsored repression in the courts the public will follow. Until then, the public will lick to boots of the fascists.
THE PLAN: You cannot depend on the loyalty of the troops you have lied to. When the public, the courts and law enforcement learn the truth about this dirty little war they will turn their guns on their oppressors. When that day comes, we will have justice and it wont be pretty, but it will be justice for our oppressors. The plan, is to alter the mindsets of the players in our courts.
The courts are the bottleneck. A private defense attorney specializing in Drug Cases +125 cases a year. Assistant DA- 300 cases/year. Public defender- 400 cases/year. Judge- +1200 cases/year. These players feed the prison industry and the Drug War Economy. They are the ones you must pursue with the truth. When they finally understand the destruction they have participated in, and the lies they were feed in the process, they change. They really change.
A NEW IDEA
Much of my activism is at the courthouses and in the courtrooms themselves. My strategy is terrorism.
1. Target the Prosecution and the judges with my research. 2. Reduce the intimidation factor used by the DAs and public defenders that force defendents into a plea bargain. 3) Street fighting techiques a) I also provide some practical information to the defendants in the courts. I'm talking about practical stuff, like demanding a copy of the police report and time to read it before any plea decisions are made. b) Make the DA accountable for the accuracy of the police report. c) Exposing false statements on a police report during pretrial exposes a weak or fatally compromised case to the DA. Charges often get dropped. d) Making sure defendents have read the laws they presumably violated and understand what evidence the state will have to provide to convict. If they don't and it's a drug charge they will probably get busted again.
THE BOTTOM LINE- I try to force the government to give the defendants a fighting chance in these corrupt courts. I try to inflict enough forbidden knowledge into those courts to rattle their corrupt ethics system and inject a little humanity and guilt.
On a person level. Four years ago, I relocated to San Bernardino and began speaking out against the Drug War. This government has thrown 13 different felonies and misdemeanor cases/complaints against me in San Bernardino in those last four years. I have spent $500 on attorneys fees in those four years and the local fascists have lost 12 cases in a row. They have one misdemeanor left. I bet the Kubby's, the rest of the Medical Marijuana Movement in California or their yuppie lawyers can make that claim..
I watched most of MMJ players go down, one at a time, in a blaze of victim-hood. Some of you spent 100s of thousands of dollars and went bankrupt trusting yuppie lawyers in corrupt courts. It would have made alot of sense to examine the strategies of the activists that were winning in the courts, than following in the footsteps of friends they feed to the prison industry. But when you're stupid, you suffer and 90% of all suffering is based on stupidity. While pot might not necessarily make you stupid, one thing is for certian, potheads rarely learn from their mistakes.
Sincerely, Jay Lindberg
PS. In 1997, I started a petition drive to place all law enforcement in San Bernardino County on random drug testing. I figured it was time they tried to live by the same laws they were profiting from. Local Law enforcement responded badly to the idea. They sent in an informant to plant drugs at one of our SPUN meetings and I was charged with two felonies. (Spun stands for Stop Police Using Narcotics) I beat those felonies in their own courts with a public defender and a real bad attitude. Those felonies I beat in July of 1997.
"RG Naylor" <RGNay...@cableone.net> wrote in message
> HOLD ON, HUMANS. A revolution is coming. When it strikes, you'll know it, > because this revolution will dramatically change the direction of our > country, the world, and probably the human race. Unfortunately, we may have > to wait for it. See, most of its leaders don't even know it's happening yet.
> That's right, the revolutionaries themselves are not aware of their part in > the revolution. And according to anthropologist Paul H. Ray and psychologist > Sherry Ruth Anderson, it is that very lack of knowledge that is delaying the > inevitable explosion. If the bold revolutionaries only knew that there were > other revolutionaries out there--50 million of them--all separately dreaming > of a brave new world, well . . .there would be no stopping them.
> But alas! They remain unaware: unaware of each other; unaware that they are, > already, a significant part of the movement that could end up being the most > important sociological evolution of the New Millennium; unaware, even, that > they already have a nifty nickname.
> They are the Cultural Creatives.
> Named and identified by Ray in a 1996 report titled "A Study of the > Emergence of Transformational Values in America," the Cultural Creatives are > apparently an emerging force of disparate but ethically similar > people--passionately altruistic, devoted to social justice, and deeply > concerned about the environment--that is growing exponentially across the > planet and is already having an irreversible impact on global society.
> These conclusions are based on 13 years of survey research studies by Ray, > executive vice president of American LIVES Inc., an opinion-polling firm > researching the values and lifestyles of Americans. The findings are > meticulously and entertainingly revealed in The Cultural Creatives: How 50 > Million People Are Changing the World (Harmony; $25), co-authored with > Anderson, co-author of the best-selling The Feminine Face of God.
> The married duo, who live in San Rafael and speak Dec. 6 in Sonoma, are just > now wrapping up a months-long speaking tour to promote the book--and to > sound the wake-up call to latent CCs everywhere.
> I am a poet / activist, former news journalist who got sick of the corporate > takeover of everything. Does this qualify as cultural creative? I have > appearred before several city councils and other political bodies as a poet/ > protester,and Let's do change the world for personal freedom. > Edgar Pace. > Some of my poetry is @ www.poetsmind.com > RG Naylor wrote in message ... > >Secret Society
> >Authors say a silent revolution is brewing
> >By David Templeton
> >HOLD ON, HUMANS. A revolution is coming. When it strikes, you'll know it, > >because this revolution will dramatically change the direction of our > >country, the world, and probably the human race. Unfortunately, we may have > >to wait for it. See, most of its leaders don't even know it's happening > yet.
> >That's right, the revolutionaries themselves are not aware of their part in > >the revolution. And according to anthropologist Paul H. Ray and > psychologist > >Sherry Ruth Anderson, it is that very lack of knowledge that is delaying > the > >inevitable explosion. If the bold revolutionaries only knew that there were > >other revolutionaries out there--50 million of them--all separately > dreaming > >of a brave new world, well . . .there would be no stopping them.
> >But alas! They remain unaware: unaware of each other; unaware that they > are, > >already, a significant part of the movement that could end up being the > most > >important sociological evolution of the New Millennium; unaware, even, that > >they already have a nifty nickname.
> >They are the Cultural Creatives.
> >Named and identified by Ray in a 1996 report titled "A Study of the > >Emergence of Transformational Values in America," the Cultural Creatives > are > >apparently an emerging force of disparate but ethically similar > >people--passionately altruistic, devoted to social justice, and deeply > >concerned about the environment--that is growing exponentially across the > >planet and is already having an irreversible impact on global society.
> >These conclusions are based on 13 years of survey research studies by Ray, > >executive vice president of American LIVES Inc., an opinion-polling firm > >researching the values and lifestyles of Americans. The findings are > >meticulously and entertainingly revealed in The Cultural Creatives: How 50 > >Million People Are Changing the World (Harmony; $25), co-authored with > >Anderson, co-author of the best-selling The Feminine Face of God.
> >The married duo, who live in San Rafael and speak Dec. 6 in Sonoma, are > just > >now wrapping up a months-long speaking tour to promote the book--and to > >sound the wake-up call to latent CCs everywhere.
On Wed, 06 Dec 2000 16:06:17 GMT, "Edgar Pace" <p...@poetsmind.com> wrote:
>I am a poet / activist, former news journalist who got sick of the corporate >takeover of everything. Does this qualify as cultural creative? I have >appearred before several city councils and other political bodies as a poet/ >protester,and Let's do change the world for personal freedom. >Edgar Pace.
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