Reply #123: I have been in contact [View All]

[H2O Man]

with a few other people from very different political/social interests. I think that there is a growing interest in the "why?" school of thought. While I can appreciate that some people have become frustrated, hoping that things would happen much faster, I think we are actually making good progress.

Surely no one on here thinks that we are prosecuting this case in federal court. But by spreading the word, more and more people become aware of the true nature of this case. By aiming at grass-roots level internet sites, newsletters, etc., we will make more of a difference than by trying to catch the attention of the major medias. When enough people at the grass-roots level become aware of the information that we are putting together, the major media will likely take note .... which really might be a shame, because no matter what their intentions, they distort the truth.

Among the many mini-conflicts in our nation's history is the tensions between Jeffersonian and Hamilitonian schools of thought. With all due respect to those here who favor Hamilton, I prefer Jefferson: grass roots democracy should be the goal.