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How rallies work in the bigger picture.

The orders for the totalitarian pharma-surveillance tyranny implementation are given from above from the oligarchs living in highly fortified security compounds. They reach national government officials, who then pass them on at a national level.

The rallies will not deter the oligarchs in their castles from ordering the next stage of the plan. The national level politicians who are due for re-election are watching very very closely the protests and the numbers. If the numbers reach a certain level, they will start to fear for their re-election and even fear the loss of internal support within their party. This does not mean a change of course but that the party will seek a scapegoat to cover up everything else. An individual politician in charge at national level fears this rather than the protestors.

The protest rallies, if big enough, can begin to create small fractures between the will of the oligarchy and the implementation by the national politicians. These are the fractures we want to create by going on rallies.

At some stage, if the protests are big and regular enough, a backtracking and compromise will be looked for by national politicians, to save their own back from their own party, that's the first step.

Without these protests there is no influencing of the oligarchy's plan on any level at all. With these protests there is pressure on national level politicians to not be scapegoated by others within their own party as the situation starts to appear out of control. This makes them more willing to compromise.

Also, as Sam writes:

"These protests are essential to stimulate the possibility of the international emergence of new one-agenda political parties."

The new parties are the second step.

Robin
UK: On Monday there was a protest and a face off with the Police in Parliament Square in London. The brave line of men who stood together were the @guardians300. The time has come for the Guardians to organise at local level. Please look out for your local groups if you want to join them. Today is a good day to make connections. Please find their message below as reposted from the @guardians300 channel
Forwarded from Guardians 300 Discussion
Hello Guardians.

Well done to all that attended Parliament on Monday. We stood strong and we are quickly growing a reputation as honourable men and woman that wonโ€™t back down. We need to keep up the momentum and grow our numbers fast.

Can I ask all members in here to start making regional G300 groups. This has to be done and people must take the initiative to grow their local group. Example; G300 Leeds. We cannot monitor these groups. Create these sub-groups and feel free to share them in this channel.

Itโ€™s important that from each area you start to meet in person to create a bond. Donโ€™t use the group to share information that we already get bombarded with from other groups. Talk about common law and how to best take lawful action.
Create a community that you will all have each others backs if things get worse.

Once these groups are grown we can all band together as one when required. Everyone has their part to play against this evil. Letโ€™s get to work and make future generations proud of the legends that wonโ€™t back down, no matter what. ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘Š๐Ÿป
See you there. Robin.
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