The greatest Revolution is not the Commie Russian Revolution, the Maoist terror Chinese Revolution nor even the French Revolution which did not endure.  The French Revolution flowed with blood (even cows supposedly refused to cross the Place De La Concorde at one time because of the guillotines used there to behead the 'counterrevolutionaries).  Subsequently, France had an emperor, several kings, multiple Republics and more.

The American Revolution, however, has endured centuries. Check out the American Revolution Center, established to teach young people about our Great Revolution.  And maybe our next Revolution.

The American Revolution Center will establish the first national museum to commemorate the entire story of the American Revolution and its enduring legacy. The museum will display its distinguished collection of objects, artifacts, and manuscripts from the American Revolution era and will offer programming, lectures, symposia, and interactive learning for teachers, students, and the general public.

"Climategate" is the recent conflagration embroiling the political and environmental world, based upon the examination and discovery of emails from East Anglia University dealing with the manipulation of data in a massive fraud to gain funding (i.e., grab the cash), manipulate the economies of billions of people with an energy tax scheme and deny that scientific data should be examined in - well - a scientific manner.

And Legislation as Terrorism.  Perhaps you haven't made that leap but with the imposition of harsh economic policies on the public whereby Legislative bodies keep raising taxes based upon their agenda with a declining economy.   If you drive a car, use a lightbulb, plug in a computer, use a hot water heater, then you will have to pay in one way or the other.  And if it's a complete fraud, then it's economic warfare.

Several articles can give you the details on "Climategate" but recently the Australian government suffered the defection of five MP's rather than vote for fraudulent legislation.

It's All Unraveling Now

Lord Monckton’s summary of Climategate and its issues

Australian Defeat of Energy Tax Fraud

As if you didn't know it already, the Teachers Unions, particularly the NEA, spend tons of money on political causes that have little to benefit to the children - only the members of these unions.

Check out the Education Intelligence Advisory:

1)  Now We Have Proof: NEA Is the Largest Political Spender in America. And it's not even close.

Since the rise of the Internet, we have been able to more easily track political spending. The Center for Responsive Politics has led the way in documenting and accounting for all the different ways money is spent on federal campaigns. Alas, tracking similar spending at the state level has been more of a hit-or-miss proposition. Disclosure laws vary from state to state, and electronic reporting of results has been sporadic.

Until now. CRP joined forces with the National Institute on Money in State Politics to produce the first comprehensive report of political spending at both the state and national levels. The organizations combined spending on candidates, parties and ballot initiatives to come up with a total for each of the nation's special interest groups. The results should give pause to those who think the biggest political spenders must be Big Oil, Wal-Mart and the pharmaceutical, banking and tobacco industries.

By far the largest political spender for the 2007-08 election cycle was the National Education Association, with more than $56.3 million in contributions. The teachers' union outdistanced the second-place group by more than $12 million.

Believe it or not, the report understates NEA's spending, since it places political expenditures made in concert with the American Federation of Teachers in a separate category. "NEA AFT' ranked 123rd in the nation, contributing more than $3.3 million to campaigns in Colorado, Florida and Oregon. (AFT ranked 25th with almost $13.8 million in contributions.)

Just to put this in perspective, America's two teachers' unions outspent AT&T, Goldman Sachs, Wal-Mart, Microsoft, General Electric, Chevron, Pfizer, Morgan Stanley, Lockheed Martin, FedEx, Boeing, Merrill Lynch, Exxon Mobil, Lehman Brothers, and the Walt Disney Corporation, combined.

A new program instituted in Los Angeles is iWatch.   

iWATCH, iREPORT, i KEEP US SAFE (iWATCH) is a community awareness program created to educate the public about behaviors and activities that may have a connection to terrorism. This program is a community program to help your neighborhood stay safe from terrorist activities. It is a partnership between your community and the Los Angeles Police Department.  We can and must work together to prevent terrorist attacks.   To learn about the iWATCH program and about the behaviors and activities that you should report, view the videos and review the list of examples.  You can also read and download a brochure that explains the program.   Remember that the iWATCH program is about behaviors and activities, not individuals.

In this video, seniors attending an AARP meeting are confronting various spokespeople, possibly from AARP.   These spokespeople don't really want to listen to the seniors.  They just want to tell them what to think.  Not to mention that the recorded proceedings didn't appear to want the seniors input or perspective.  So when the spokespeople couldn't run their way, they up and left.

Action:  Establish Your Own Letter Writing Network

In today's fast paced, mediacentric world, email hardly makes a dent in a politician's perception.  In fact, one Congressman told me that they have an equation for their constituents communications.  

1000 emails = 100 phone calls = 10 faxes = 1 letter.

That's right.  A handwritten letter actually carries more weight that 1000 emails, 100 phone calls and 10 faxes.  In addition, every letter has a 'multiplier,' meaning that each letter actually means that there are 500 to 1000 other constituents with the same point of view. 

So here's Your Action Plan.   Get Five (5) friends together.   You write up this letter (or use the SAMPLE LETTER down below) and print five copies.    Have your friends sign the letters and then you put them in envelopes and mail them.  If you have the time to make some changes in the letters - order, font, a different opening, etc. and use different colored paper or envelopes, even better.   You don't have to go crazy but minor changes make it seem even more spontaneous.

Keep these friends - who would not otherwise write any letters - in your Network.  Find friends who will take Action and Establish their own Networks.

Find Your Congressman Here.

Get more friends to establish their own Letter Network too.   Multiply.  Mail.  Revolution.

My friend, Burt Prelutsky, wrote a great article on Mortarboarding, the indoctrination of children by their left-wing, socialist teachers in spewing anti-American hatred in their classrooms.  Why pay for it?

[Disclosure:  Burt gave me a testimonial for my book, "Citizen Soldier Handbook"]

So Burt wrote a column discussing the problem and also quotes another friend, Penny Alfonso, who helps run Operation Gratitude to support the troops.   Burt's article is here on Big Hollywood and Penny's mandate is superb:

One of my readers, Penny Alfonso, of Glendale, California, shared a conversation she had with her daughter.  “I told her I won’t pay the tuition for any classes that end in the word “studies”.  I have also told her that while I have no right to tell her how to think, if she comes home hating America and spewing the lies of the leftists, I will tell her I love her, and that she has the right to believe whatever she wants to believe, but I don’t have to pay for it.  In the 20 years of her life, if she’s learned nothing else, she has learned that I am completely serious about this.”

Resources:

The Professors:  The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America

One-Party Classroom: How Radical Professors at America's Top Colleges Indoctrinate Students and Undermine Our Democracy

Action: Don't pay for your child's Tuition if it has objectionable content.