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A pamphlet by John Spritzler and Dave Stratman, with supplementary articles here

This I Believe : People are signing this to let others know they are not alone in wanting a revolution for a better world. (This poetry version with one stanza on each of eight large signs held in a public place is a good way to reach the public with revolutionary ideas. Click here for the poetry formatted to be printed as lyrics for "rapping" in public. Click here for a version for collecting 100 signatures per 2-sided page.)

Declaration of Occupation,
passed by consensus, at General Assemply, Dewey Square, Boston, Nov. 29, 2011

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Most Americans want a society based on real democracy and equality and on the solidarity and friendship that already exist among ordinary people.

But ordinary working people do not run the show. More and more, our world is dominated by a small group of extremely wealthy individuals who control the big corporations and the government and impose their values of competition and greed on the rest of us. Capitalism, like communism, is incompatible with real democracy.

We need a revolution to defeat this undemocratic elite and build a better society. Revolution is possible because people are already trying to change the world when they defend and promote their values in their everyday lives. The constant effort of ordinary people to do the right thing - to stick together, to share what they have, to listen to and help others, in spite of the persistent messages of capitalism to just "look out for number one," is the realistic foundation for a new world. The logic of extending this effort to all of society is revolution. This is the struggle that will define the 21st century and inspire hope of a better future around the globe.

As they vowed earlier this week to do, Egyptian pro-democracy protesters marched from Tahrir square to the U.S. Embassy today to march in support of Occupy Oakland—and against police brutality witnessed in Oakland on Tuesday night, and commonly experienced in Egypt.

The People As Enemy: The Leaders' Hidden Agenda in World War II, by John Spritzler, challenges the "Good War" myth about WWII.

The "War on Terror" purports to be a "good war" just like World War II. But was World War Two in fact a "good war"? This book says "NO."

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Contact the author of The People As Enemy, John Spritzler, at his email address: spritzler@comcast.net

REAL DEMOCRACY = ORDINARY PEOPLE MAKE THE LAWS: a blog to replace the state Legislature with 100 randomly selected adult residents of the state serving terms of just one year, designated the Commonwealth Jury, that will have all the legislative and other powers of the current Legislature. [This was an attempt in 2008 to use a ballot question to promote discussion by the general public about the lack of real democracy in our current fake democracy. The solution it proposes is not as good as what is discussed in "Thinking about Revolution" written more recently.]

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