A Non-Verbal Symbol For Our Cause

[Peter Lemkin]

Translation in English:



Albert, I translated / phrased it "productive action", you phrased it "something that does something" -- what is the something that is done? IOW: what is accomplished? A salute? Maybe I can get Little Orphan Annie's decoder ring next Saturday and be sure to buy my Ovaltine, as well. I know it seems that Mr. Prior is being harshly criticized, but this is a war zone. If a combatant was really aware that he was engaged in an actual battle, yet came to the field to aid his new comrades with a weapon that was incapable of hurting the enemy would he be met with open arms and a hardy slap on the back? I think not. Better for the novice to be initiated in Boot Camp than in the trenches.

This is a revolution, Mr. Prior. A revolution of mind. It is not the typical revolution involving violence, nor does it involve the change of any government. It is a revolution that must first take place internally. Only then can the message be heard and take root externally.

I like Mark's four finger salute because it penetrates the overweaponized Homeland defenses in an almost Gandhian way. I guess what I'm saying here is something is better than nothing.

No offense intended IF it is a sincere suggestion, but in my years of political action, that is as close to nothing as 'something' gets. The enemy will NOT be using hand signals, but tazers, CS and BZ gas, sound cannons, flashbangs, buckshot, perhaps live rounds, shields and battons, judo action...etc..... Ya'll have fun high-fouring them!