Should we trust the U.S. government to take care of us?

Just to let all of you know, for reasons explained on videos #6-14 on https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkYQwSCzfVRHdIEfTGrb7r8nbwJJ7Q1si , I am NOT calling for the immediate overthrow of the U.S. government. 

People, do you still trust that drones people, and can search, arrest, torture or kill (NDAA reference) without reason?

 The same government that did bioweapons experiments on people without their consent?

 The same government that did mind control experiments (project MK-ULTRA reference)

(please do further research yourself)?

Do you truly think that the same government won't use violence against us (especially when the DHS brought LOTS of hollow points & buckshot. Those who know about guns and ammo knows that you use regular bullets & birdshot for training because hollowpoints & buckshot are expensive)? And they're willing to kill people with drones & take out MORE civilians in the process?

Not to mention that many people who are turned off by this type of information openly know that the government is sold out by corporations.

This last part is credit of HOMELAND SECURITY REPORT LISTS ‘LIBERTY LOVERS’ AS TERRORISTS:

"A new study funded by the Department of Homeland Security characterizes Americans who are “suspicious of centralized federal authority,” and “reverent of individual liberty” as “extreme right-wing” terrorists.

Entitled Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, 1970-2008 (PDF), the study was produced by the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism at the University of Maryland. The organization was launched with the aid of DHS funding to the tune of $12 million dollars.

While largely omitting Islamic terrorism - the report fails completely to mention the 1993 World Trade Center bombing – the study focuses on Americans who hold beliefs shared by the vast majority of conservatives and libertarians and puts them in the context of radical extremism.

The report takes its definitions from a 2011 study entitled Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, produced by the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, in which the following characteristics are used to identify terrorists.

- Americans who believe their “way of life” is under attack;

- Americans who are “fiercely nationalistic (as opposed to universal and international in orientation)”;

- People who consider themselves “anti-global” (presumably those who are wary of the loss of American sovereignty);

- Americans who are “suspicious of centralized federal authority”;

- Americans who are “reverent of individual liberty”;

- People who “believe in conspiracy theories that involve grave threat to national sovereignty and/or personal liberty.”

The report also lists people opposed to abortion and “groups that seek to smite the purported enemies of God and other evildoers” as terrorists.

As we have exhaustively documented on numerous occasions, federal authorities and particularly the Department of Homeland Security have been involved in producing a deluge of literature which portrays liberty lovers and small government advocates as terrorists.

The most flagrant example was the infamous 2009 MIAC report, published by the Missouri Information Analysis Center and first revealed by Infowars, which framed Ron Paul supporters, libertarians, people who display bumper stickers, people who own gold, or even people who fly a U.S. flag, as potential terrorists.

The rush to denounce legitimate political beliefs as thought crimes, or even mundane behaviors, by insinuating they are shared by terrorists, has accelerated in recent months.

Under the FBI’s Communities Against Terrorism program, the bulk purchase of food is labeled as a potential indication of terrorist activity, as is using cash to pay for a cup of coffee, and showing an interest in web privacy when using the Internet in a public place.

As we have documented on numerous occasions, the federal government routinely characterizes mundane behavior as extremist activity or a potential indicator of terrorist intent. As part of its ‘See Something, Say Something’ campaign, the Department of Homeland Security educates the public that generic activities performed by millions of people every day, including using a video camera, talking to police officers, wearing hoodies, driving vans, writing on a piece of paper, and using a cell phone recording application,” are all potential signs of terrorist activity.

The DHS stoked controversy last year when it released a series of videos to promote the See Something, Say Something campaign in which almost all of the terrorists portrayed in the PSAs were white Americans."
More can be read on 72 Types Of Americans That Are Considered “Potential Terrorists” In Official Government Documents.

So you want to solve this problem? Here's SCG's analysis of what may work (all of this must be acted out in unison); 1: financial non-compliance. The government & bankers wealth is driven solely by our labor. Cut off all payments, credit cards, loans, & taxes. 2: occupy congress. Don't let these criminals through the doors. 3: call for military & law enforcement mutiny. Call the military to come home, & protect the people from the government, foreign troops (do some research on foreign troops in North America), mercenaries & the like.

And if you are still not yet motivated, watch this.

I've seen people frightened by the tactics I described, and here's what I have to say about it: Sometimes, the right thing to do isn't the easy or socially accepted thing to do. If you think I am "crazy" for posting things like this, while I may disagree, I believe in your right to believe it (I am not a block-happy coward). In this case, if we have no other choice, way may have to do this against the powers that be. We have to play hardball with these criminals.

Also, some people that many others perceive as crazy may not be actually be all that bad (look up the real life "Black sheep squadron"). Sometimes, we have to use unorthodox tactics to achieve the greater good (like maybe the controversial Austrian historical figure Ned Kelly). I am willing to risk getting threatened, intimidated, killed, kidnapped, tortured or otherwise harmed if it means I am doing something good for the human species. Heck, it's practically one of my few true life motivations (to make planet Earth a better place and the human species happier & have animals being treated much better before I leave this place). What matters to me, an individual, doesn't matter quite as much as my species or planet.And don't forget great historical figures such as Ghandi. What if he was so intimidated by the British government and social standards that he got little to no progress done? Chances are, the British would rule over India, Pakistan & Bangladesh to this day at worst, or would hold on longer at best. Plus, what if the troops fighting the Axis during World War 2 were too scared to fight? And the Axis get access to highly advanced technology, such as atomic weapons? Chances are, planet Earth would be a very different place. 

Bonus vids I'd recommend watching: D-day FDR prayer. (two steps from hell, heart of courage) + The World Wars - Heart Of Courage | Churchill Speech . I really like these, particularly the former, becuase they make me think of the greatest generation so far. They might've had common social views that I might not agree with (such as their views on "non-straight" people, hate against other races, accepting forced segregation, etc), but, here is something I definitely do: stamp out evil, even if it is hard to do so. Today, I can get frightened reactions from people for simply talking about how to pull off a revolution. I am not so sure if I would be getting the same reactions from the WW2 era generation becuase of their culture, philosophy, mentality and mindset. You can see a meme somewhat about that here (no, I do not endorse all of the creator's views).

  I know that everyone has their fears, and fear has kept us and our ancestors, and probably will keep our descendents alive. But, we should not be paralyzed or affected by it so badly that I can't do what is necessary.