“Philadelphia flashmob” – pay attention to this story. A few weeks ago, I put forward the idea that these whimsical flashmobs were really “dry runs” for anarchists to test the tools and test the response of law enforcement and government. The ultimate goal being that anarchists creating fear and panic would result in otherwise reasonable people agreeing to totalitarian control to stop them.
Glenn Beck and Stu used to live in Philadelphia – Glenn got the heck out when the newly elected mayor announced “It’s -our- city now”. The mob of thugs that “flashmobbed” in Philadelphia has raised the idea that the Freeedom of Association stuff in the Constitution doesn’t mean people can use social networking sites to arrange to get together and meet. Violence and crime could happen – don’t you agree?
Just a reminder that the New Black Panther party “guards” standing outside the polling places with billy clubs in their hands in the 2008 Presidential election was in Philadelphia.
If I’m reading between the lines correctly, it’s not an illogical jump to see the “Patriot Act” come into play against those who may be considered to be the oppostion? While it’s easier than ever to connect and communicate with those of like-mind to oneself, it’s also easier to observe, subvert and interrupt those whose opionions may run counter to “the greater good” or the interests of “the children” and so on?