Topic: The Revolution
The Revolutionary Republican Forces of Nevada Press release, direction, and goals of the column.by Exavior
(Libertarian)
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Following the column's launch and its first article http://www.nolanchart.com/authors/articles/article.php?ArticleID=4523 , I, the columnist you will all know as Exavior have decided to specifically outline the goals and direction of the Revolution in nevada.
Firstly, I would like to state that I plan to write objective, factual articles regarding the events that occur in Nevada. I will only this once write an overtly opinionated and personal article.
For this movement to survive, we must resist the urge to congregate to a single state, for the thirst for freedom and truth is not something that a radical minority seeks, nor a plurality, but all of the people of the world. There is no single demon that can be slain to slave the world. Granted, there are powerful institutes, such as the Federal Reserve Bank (which is approximately 2 % "federal") that are inflicting massive damage by each whirl of the printing press, but there will always be manipulative and selfish interests in motion. Evil is that of a perfect sphere.
Everywhere light is lacking, there is darkness. We must at all times, radiate our goodness, utter truth, and fight for liberty. We must attend every primary, every election, every straw poll, and above all every convention. It is interesting that where the turnout is least, and the focus is minimal, is where the strongest of changes can be made.
When you attend a convention, do not expect the establishment to lay down and let you have your way. Even with inferior numbers they will fight viciously to retain their power, as we have revealed with the meltdown experienced at our convention.
Our victory at Nevada should not be taken lightly. It has made press all over the nation. We have armed all of you with the greatest argument possible for future conventions. From this point on, it can be validly discussed that going along kindly with the party's chairman, prepared rules, and slated delegates and platform, is a dangerous risk. Will the delegates of a county or state convention risk catastrophe? Is it we the people who decide who we give the honor of running our political party?
We can no longer show any mercy or offer any benefit of doubt to our political leaders. We all have local and state conventions approaching in less than 2 years. The off-year elections will greatly diminish attendance. This is our chance to take back our party.
County and state chairpersons must be defeated and replaced by true conservatives.
The committeewoman and committeeman in your state must be replaced by true conservatives.
Also, when attending a convention be very wary of the temporary (party appointed) chairperson. At our convention, the state party (smartly) announced legislator Bob Beers as the temporary chair. With a strong reputation as a maverick and a long time libertarian, it was generally presumed that he would be fair and forthright. This was obviously not the case. Whenever possible, denounce the temporary chair and replace with a Ron Paul Republican.
This isn't a takeover, its a take back!
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I agree, It is becoming much more widely accepted that we must institute free market libertarians who will NOT compromise their principles for political expediency, (ie, NOT the Bob Barr flavor) in local office in large numbers to have any chance of making such changes at the national level.
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