Government : A "fictional entity "used to describe a group of people who have been granted, by consent of the brainwashed indoctrinated population a monopoly on the use of force in a specific geographic area. What a great scam

thanks for motivational words my friend, the time is now no doubt...the fight is getting tougher and we need to rise up to the occasion....
SUBBED
respects,

i 've found another smart person in this world....hola senor....me llamo trinieffects.....tienemos uirnos (we must unite and deafeat the zoinst sir) free america and the world by the jewsish enslavers and dictators

Like the way you think. Such an unusual activity it seems.
Peace

Top Trends 2011" — The Trends Research Institute's

8. Cyberwars Just a decade ago, when the digital age was blooming and hackers were looked upon as
annoying geeks, we forecast that the intrinsic fragility of the Internet and the vulnerability of the data it carried
made it ripe for cyber-crime and cyber- warfare to flourish. In 2010, every major government acknowledged that Cyberwar was a clear and present danger and, in fact, had already begun.
The demonstrable effects of Cyberwar and its companion, Cybercrime, are already significant -- and will come of age in 2011.Equally disruptive will be the harsh measures taken by global governments to control free access to the web, identify its users, and literally shut down computers that it considers a threat to national security....

2. Crack-Up 2011 Among our Top Trends
for last year was the "Crash of 2010." What happened? The stock market didn't crash. We know. We made it clear in our Autumn Trends Journal that we were not forecasting
a stock market crash -- the equity markets
were no longer a legitimate indicator of recovery or the real state of the economy. Yet the reliable indicators (employment numbers,
the real estate market, currency pressures,
sovereign debt problems) all bordered
between crisis and disaster.

3. Screw the People As times get even tougher and people get even poorer, the "authorities" will intensify their efforts to extract the funds needed to meet fiscal obligations. While there will be variations on the theme, the governments' song will be the same: cut what you give, raise what you take. 4. Crime Waves No job + no money +
compounding debt = high stress, strained
relations, short fuses. In 2011, with the fuse
lit, it will be prime time for Crime Time.
As Gerald Celente says, "When people lose
everything and they have nothing left to lose, they lose it."
Hardship-driven crimes will be committed across the socioeconomic spectrum by legions
of the on-the-edge desperate who will do whatever they must to keep a roof over their heads and put food on the table....

5.Crackdown on Liberty As crime
rates rise, so will the voices demanding
a crackdown. A national crusade to
"Get Tough on Crime" will be waged
against the citizenry. And just as in the
"War on Terror," where "suspected terrorists" are killed before proven guilty
or jailed without trial, in the "War on
Crime" everyone is a suspect until
proven innocent....

6. Alternative Energy In laboratories and workshops unnoticed by mainstream analysts, scientific visionaries
and entrepreneurs are forging a new physics incorporating principles once thought impossible, working to create devices that liberate more energy than they consume. What are they, and how long will it be before they can be brought to market? Shrewd investors will ignore the "can't be done" skepticism,and examine the newly emerging energy trend opportunities that will
come of age in 2011....