For too long there has been a sense of entitlement in the USA that has grown to such proportions that it is about to implode on itself.

The biggest example I can think of is the US Military Industrial Complex (USMIC). Just look at Iraq. The USMIC got billions of dollars for their weaponry to destroy a country and then got billions more to rebuild it.

Where is the incentive for America to be a peace-loving country? All of this money gives the USMIC incentive to be in the War Business. To inflict harm on other countries. The government, by bankrupting the country, gives the USMIC money hand over fist to finance all of this.

So take the billions and billions to the USMIC and throw in a few hundred billion more to bail out Wall St. and you find the whole country teetering on the brink of depression that will send shock waves around the world.

Not only is this just plain crazy…it is downright evil. Being Canadian I am on the outside looking in…so I ask my American neighbors…am I crazy? Am I reading this wrong? I have spent a lot of time working and playing in the USA and have found almost every American to be a good, decent, hard working person.

When I see this stuff happening I wonder how you could have allowed it to happen. How have you allowed yourselves to be controlled by this scourge on your society? It does not seem to matter which party you have in office…although I tend to think that the USMIC likes having the Republicans in power as conflict always seems to follow them.

Yeah sure Ape. So how does little ole me fix what is wrong in the USA?

IT IS TIME FOR A REVOLUTION – MAD APE STYLE

We have been duped, played for suckers, and hung out to dry by ‘the powers that be’. It is time to revolt. Not with weapons. Not with violence. Fight Corpogovernments of the world by proclaiming that cash is trash and we demand more from our elected officials.

Think back to the founders of your country. The ones who created your great constitution. How did they do it? They truly believed that the British Empire was a scourge and needed to be defeated…defeated on the battlefield. While the taking up of arms was the answer to the problems of the day…it is not the answer to the calamity unfolding before our very eyes.

Trying to fight the USMIC and the government with guns, rocks, sticks, and fists is not the answer. They will win as they have the power of might. What you have is something much more powerful. Something that none of their brute force can touch. That is power of intellect and the ability to think and speak for yourself. You need to fight on the battlefield of common sense!

Yeah yeah pie-in-the sky BS…I know but you really can put this into action. It is not easy but nothing worth fighting for is easy to obtain. You have to want change. You have to seek change. You have to demand change.

Here is how:

Demand that you want paper currency backed by a precious metal.

Demand that all Central Banks be abolished.

Demand that paper money is no longer created from debt.

Demand that lobbyists are declared illegal.

Demand that big business can not contribute to politicians, political parties, or political campaigns.

Demand that strict limits be placed on individuals donating to politicians and political parties.

Demand that the government does not back or bail out any private business.

Demand that the USMIC be declared illegal and have it dismantled.

Demand that the US Military be a peace keeping force that exists for the good of humanity.

Demand that the US Military be kept on a short leash by elected officials.

Demand that elected officials represent their electorate and not special interest groups.

This is only possible by people spreading the word and taking action through protest. Marches, petitions, and any other form of peaceful protest. There is strength in numbers. Also contact your political representative in Washington. Tell them enough is enough. Tell them that you are as Mad as Hell and not going to take it anymore.

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