Matt Drudge tweets. Better have exit plan.

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Four Little Words: Have An Exit Plan

• Posted on January 29, 2014
• by Clyde Lewis
• in Articles

FOUR LITTLE WORDS:
HAVE AN EXIT PLAN

When I lived in South America, I had to develop a few paranoia skills to keep me safe from any military or police entanglements. I knew that if I was ever stopped by the police, most of the problems or disagreements could be settled with American dollars.

While bribing the local police would not be a good plan in the United States it was common for someone who may have a few extra dollars to give them to an armed soldier or officer to avoid being taken at gunpoint to a local prisoner camp for interrogation.

Whenever I arrived at a location, my companions and I learned to be aware of the exits and know exactly how to make a getaway in case of a guerrilla attack, riot or extremist riot.

These were common, everyday plans to get through the day in a country that was in the middle of civil turbulence. They were learned behaviors that we had to adopt quickly. The Argentinians had the advantage of knowing how to act because – psychologically – they were aware that changes to their democracy had happened so fast that they had to absorb the skills of being able to pack up and leave if conditions worsened in any given area.

The sad thing is that there were a few people that did not want to be forced into making survival plans and many of them died because of the trauma that they experienced.

The country had survived several traumatic experiences that affected the people internally and so there were many people that were apathetic to the trauma and struggled with a form of superficiality and they would always say the words “god willing” – indicating that they were fed up with making decisions and living under the gun. They were reducing their value of intentions and were satisfied with living by the will of god and not making conscious preparations for possible trouble ahead.

I fear that we have arrived at this point as Americans and that one trauma or maybe several mini trauma’s have been enough for some people just to throw their hands in the air and just move about in life not being prepared for major setbacks that we seem to be seeing played out in the mainstream news.

Many people feel that these major catastrophes happen and are apathetic about preparing for the possibility that they could be an active participant in personal survival.

I am finding that many Americans are unwittingly taking part in what can be called ‘social dissociation‘, where apathy is accepted behavior and rage is the inevitable result of allowing the apathy to keep us in a false sense of security.

As the State of the Union address was being broadcast last night and I was watching the pathetic doughy-eyed supporters of this administration clapping blindly to all sorts of cheerleading, I realized that there are still a large group of Americans out there that will docilely follow orders without questioning.

These same Americans are apathetic to the sentences and phrases that indicated to me that Barack Obama wants you to allow him to make decisions without the approval of congress or anyone else. The tough talk, and the “time for action” pulpit thumping sounds good in a rallying speech, however; later we realize that what he wants is for you to not care that he really wants to be a benevolent dictator.

It seems to be a foregone conclusion that we will give him that opportunity because of the fact that we have accepted the idea that there is really no future to plan for and so rather than seeking conflict, the average American has come to the point of accepting a lower moral standard.

People believe that it is not worth the effort to rebel on the basis of moral obligation and so we have become apathetic to the speeches and have decided to become enraged of the fact that the president’s speech has somehow preempted another episode of ‘Jeopardy!’.

The majority of Americans are becoming unwitting victims of manufactured social turbulence and under this well planned strategy provided by our government, we are changing our values and giving up what we once cherished. Many Americans now are giving up their survival skills and allowing someone else to plan ahead for them in hopes that the authorities will have some moral obligation to save you from the collapse that they have created.

We have to take action or be just satisfied and adapt to a tension-filled environment.

I can promise you the tension will intensify and when it does we will be seeing many people completely unable to adapt in a positive way. This is why the prediction of a “battlefield” scenario in the United States is not too far off the mark. This is why the conspiracy fringe are telling you that there are so-called FEMA camps at the ready and that we will be seeing an increased presence of militarized police and what is called “Main Core” martial law to guarantee continuity of government during a perceived crisis.

The other day I saw a tweet by Matt Drudge of the Drudge Report. The post had four little words, but they had a major impact in the blogosphere. The words were “Have an exit plan…” Needless to say, there was buzz all over the internet about what Drudge was trying to say.

STHF Plan reported, via Free Republic:

“Matt Drudge is arguably the most influential media personality in the world. Garnering nearly one billion readers monthly, the Drudge Report is able to literally shift public sentiment, making it an essential read for D.C. insiders, Wall Street professionals, and anyone who wants to stay on top of the latest global issues.

If Matt Drudge headlines a story its viral spread to millions of readers in near real-time is guaranteed.

With his established connections to critical spheres of influence that include everything from politics and government to finance and entertainment, when Drudge speaks, people listen.“