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Originally Posted by StickyGreen
The Tea Parties began as a completely grassroots movement made up mostly of what people would call "conspiracy theorists," people who understand that our country was hijacked many many years ago, and that the heart of their power is the privately owned Federal Reserve. Things like the FED and the bailouts and globalization were supposed to be at the core of these protests, until, as you pointed out, the mainstream media pretty much took over the whole thing. Fox News is the main culprit, their anchors are going to be at the Tea Parties. They are turning it into another Right/Left thing to keep everyone distracted from the real issues, which are the Federal Reserve and the threatening of our national sovereignty. (see the last G-20 meeting for globalization stepping-stones)
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I understand what you're saying. I do know there is a grassroots movement on that stuff. I had Ron Paul supporters stopping by a lot last year with literature and stuff. But unfortunately that movement hasn't been able to shed itself from those trying to own the movement (Republicans). I mean it's tough to pass off the message as grassroots when it's being blasted on the front of the GOPs website.
http://www.gop.com/
The movement really needs to find a way to seperate themselves quickly from the Sean Hannittys of the world trying to take it over.