Is anyone paying attention? There exists a new batch of religious quacks, and they are very serious lunatics.

Over the past year, or so, there have been continuing reports on Christ-fascist evangelicals who have abandoned their faith and opted to defy every scripture in order to promote their hateful ways. Their 'Pastors' openly call for the murder of their political rivals and drooling masses of religious zealots echo their calls up to, and including, praying for another civil war to promote their seditious schemes.

The hypocrisy and hyperbolic rantings of these red-eyed traitors so stretched decency and perversion to such an extreme, that their warped messages calling for the virtual destruction of other religions were clouded by their treachery, and their evil exposed.

Not to say they do not still present a threat to our very democracy (they do), but in their satanic madness they remain a disorganized mob of malcontents and radicals and every day more of their lunacy is exposed and decried.

But the plots to destroy America and our democracy do not end here. As a matter of fact, their insidious intentions have laid the groundwork for a new cabal to undermine our freedoms, to demand our adherence to their messianic madness, and to lay down in submission to their bastard god.

I give you SACR:

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A secretive society of influential, right-wing Christian men, known as the Society for American Civic Renewal (SACR), has been uncovered, advocating for a “national divorce” and a return to a Christian-dominated government in the United States. The group, which has operated largely in the shadows until recent journalistic probing brought it to light, appears to be seeking a radical overhaul of the American political order.

The SACR is not just a fringe movement; its ranks are filled with powerful individuals from various segments of American society including a president of a prominent think tank, Harvard Law graduates, and leading businessmen. They share a vision of remaking America as a Christian theocracy and exhibit an uncanny resemblance to historical secret societies that have influenced national politics.

The group’s members, identified by their strict criteria, are exclusively male, trinitarian Christian, heterosexual, “un-hyphenated American,” and are screened for their views on Trump, the Republican Party, and Christian Nationalism. Their mission is not only to influence current policies but to prepare for a future regime change that aligns with their values—a radical departure from what they view as a century-long corruption of America’s founding principles.

Despite the group’s attempt to present itself as another benign fraternal organization fostering civic engagement, its actual mission is far more controversial. The SACR seeks to recruit members who can contribute influence, capability, or wealth to its cause, offering “direct preferential treatment” and advancement “in all areas of life” to its adherents. This preferential network mimics the societal dominance they decry in others.

The group’s activities range from the seemingly mundane, such as promoting traditional marriage via stickers, to the far more concerning, such as fostering nationwide chapters that remain shrouded in secrecy and openly discussing the legitimacy of forceful exercise of authority. Internal documents reveal a vision of society harking back to a pre-Progressive Era, and a commitment to principles including patriarchal household leadership and traditional Natural Law in ethics.

SACR’s origins can be traced back to discussions around 2020 at Claremont, involving figures like Ryan P. Williams, president of the Claremont Institute, and Charles Haywood, an industrialist who blogs about anti-modernist philosophies and a “new feudalism.” Their discussion about the “state of America” and discontent with progressivism led to the formal establishment of SACR as an organization seeking to shape the country’s political and social future.

The Claremont Institute itself, known for promoting visions of America on the brink of collapse and ripe for a “regime” change, is closely associated with the SACR. Claremont and SACR share not only a common ideological foundation but also personnel, as evidenced by Claremont president Ryan P. Williams’s active role in SACR’s leadership.

The embrace of such extremist views is not without its dangers. Incidents like the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and the thwarted plans of a Coast Guard officer targeting Democrats and journalists show a troubling trend toward political violence motivated by radical ideology—a trend that SACR and groups like it may be exacerbating.

While the SACR and its affiliates have only recently stepped into the public eye, the implications of their secretive operations and the nature of their ambitions raise serious concerns about the direction of American civic life and democracy. As the United States grapples with deepening divides, the emergence of SACR as a force working towards a “national divorce” marks a critical point in the nation’s ongoing struggle to define its identity and values in the modern era.

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People will be released from distraction and will realize the shitshow that we've built and start tearing it down to rebuild right, with the People in focus. Discussion

🚪 Oh my kiddos, discover it yourself, you have the keys, find the doors, see ya, viva (quinten.... something idk*********)

Our account of Written History tells us that about 10,000 years ago, a sect of neolithic farmers became the ancestors of our entire culture. They were small at first, but they were unique in their style of agriculture, which created the first Food Surplus in history.

10,000 years ago, a population of people was expanding and multiplying, morphing first into the first ever modern civilization. This civilization expanded and became more and more efficient at sustaining themselves and creating food. Farming plots became larger and more complex. Division of Labor became more pronounced here than anywhere else. State leaders appeared to preserve the work ethic of the laboring class, and commerce appeared as an exchange means between labor and being fed.

This mechanism was only fortified as it expanded. Civilized humans swept the East side of the world in all directions, like bacteria in a petri dish. Civilizations needed to appoint guards to regulate the exchange of commerce and food. More advanced technology was developed to increase farm production. Better weaponry was used by guards both to disable crime and protect against neighboring individuals.

At the beginning of our population expansion, the people began seeing signs completely unheard of until that moment. Crowding. Famine. Crop failure. Poverty. Later still came slavery. Dangerous working conditions. Capital punishment. Wars.

About 5,000 years ago, the people of our culture began to notice a deep unquenchable hole in their lifestyle that only got worse as the aforementioned symptoms got worse. This collective idea developed into what we know as the salvationist religions. Finally, at this point, people had an explanation for the shape of the world that made sense to them. From this point, it was taught that one's own salvation in the eyes of the gods was paramount. It was more important than the power of the state. More important than the enslavement and the wars.

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Fast-forward a few more thousand years and we are at the present moment. Our population is still increasing at an exponential rate and showing no sign of stopping. Our legal system is evolving, and our prison system is in full effect. It is becoming visible that we are trapped in a giant machine, more apparent now as people lose their ability to make sense out of the old teachings of old religions.

Why would we need a revolution? Is what we are doing good for the world? Is this way of life sustainable?

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Where is the actual uncensored revolution subreddit?? R/political revolution is democratic propaganda. Anyone know?

For a while now I've been asking myself the broad question of "the problem" and I've usually jumped between answers. This problem is what I interpret as the current mindset of the world. I've barely traveled and have no education in global politics but I feel like everywhere I go (physically or through the internet) people talk about how things are bad now. It's always been the talk of how "crime is higher than ever", "there are racists everywhere", "where do you stand in politics", and "things are so expensive". I think it's nearly impossible to afford to live and that everyone is hellbent on dividing ourselves. When I break down every situation I've been in I can tie it back to the problem; We live in a world of luxury, the luxury of not having to care.

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I'd like to imagine that people on this page feel this way, that they're unseen or uncared for in their systems/societies. I'm guessing people on this page would be willing to fight for something better, but in a world so connected and with the impossibility of going back how can you fight? What can we do to bring meaning back to life?

Unfortunately not everything we do in a rebellion will be ethical. But we are doing it for people to be free. We should try to keep random citizens out of it but people in power they need to “disappear”. We start with gathering a following online. Maybe we can use a private encrypted app. Or perhaps start with meetings. We need people with a background in cyber security, hackers, military background, doctors, and scientists. These people will play a vital role in the rebellion, we also need to pay attention to current technological advancements. We are close to a dystopian future. Keep your eyes open and go out and graffiti a Ram head everywhere to show support spread this message! 🐏♈️

It’s become very clear to me that America is no longer a democracy, it’s a covert oligarchy. Billionaires run not only America but the economy of the entire world and no one should have this kind of power. We have a rough estimate on how many billionaires are in the world but many of them are faceless, there might even be billionaires we aren’t aware of. I wanna know if we can somehow dox these people so that we actually have a clear picture of who the true enemy is, people for us to unite against.

This is a story about an accident that inspired an idea, enraged a leveller, fueled a story teller, ignited a writer, and invented a #CorporateReaper that dreamt of #Revolution...

https://humbledeeds.com/a-story/

I’m fucking pissed. Tired of explaining over and over to people in my life that the dystopian nightmare is absolutely already here. The only difference between real life and the movies is the aesthetics. Real life dystopia is not beautiful. It is raising rent until no one can pay anymore, criminalizing houselessness, then imprisoning people in order to access mass, legalized slave labor for the mega corps. So many “regular” Americans resent homeless people and view them as subhuman. Those Americans are in denial of the fact that they are closer to being in that situation than they will ever be to real wealth and stability. The average American is one mistake, one accident, one missed paycheck away from losing everything, and therefore becoming at risk to be imprisoned. Public land doesn’t really exist anymore. It is either participate in the system made and enforced by the one percent, or freeze to death, starve to death, die of related health issues. There has been much talk online about these facts, many of us are aware that this is the reality we live in. The earth is boiling, no corporation or anyone that has the power to stop it gives a shit, because they’re being paid for their complacency, and theyre not going to live to face the dire consequences. I’ve seen talk of “needing a leader”, but nobody wants to step up because obviously leaders get assassinated. True strength in resistance is unity among masses. Small community leaders all over the place. If they kill one a hundred more can step up. Organization, and execution of plans made to progress towards a better future. None of it will be pretty. I have no doubt that the US government will execute its own people in order to keep this fascist system in place. People are scared of what may come after all the fighting, I am scared. But what is there to live for in this reality it is just mundane survival and being the top guys bitch. I cannot imagine having children knowing where all of this is leading. Within the next 50 years we will see mass migration, famine, and heat waves because of what the corps have done to the environment. They all have bunkers to hide and live the rest of their days in underground luxury, while the rest of us fight for scraps and the remains of what once was. The tension is building, most of us who pay attention can feel it. Now is the time to organize. Gain knowledge on survival skills, self sufficiency, and even military tactics. I firmly believe that in my lifetime all of this pressure will combust what we’ve always known. People can only take shit for so long. And now the looming threat of houselessness, food insecurity, etc, lets EVERYBODY know that death is on the table either way. I have not made long term plans for the future because I will not be one to grieve something that has already been taken from me long before I was born. There will be time to grieve after the people have gotten a win. Instead we sit on our asses and doomscroll, while the landlords, corps, and government fuck us over and over. Not gently either. It’s so disturbingly obvious now but when will the first brick be thrown. Are we all too bitchmade and/or distracted? Things cannot go on like this. Will we remain complacent until the temparatures have risen so high it drives all life on earth to extinction? Organize. Stop using phones to communicate. Learn how to navigate with maps again or some shit. Stop being so reliant on everything they’ve made us reliant upon. Otherwise things will never change and we will continue to witness the beginning of the end.

Who else lives here? We need to organize something now. DM me so we can begin.

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Hello
I'm Currently isolating with Covid.
I have very little faith in online communities to build to anything of meaning, but I haven't actually done much research.
I'm curious to know if there are any unified, cohesive, sane movements in the direction of skilful revolution?

There has to be a revolution some time. Are we just going to keep listening to the people in charge encouraging a flawed system? Keeping us plugged in. Following laws and orders that may have worked centuries ago. I don’t know what to do but I know we can do something. Less hours. More shifts. Open jobs to clean the planet so that we actually have a place to exist before it crumbles beneath us. There. Jobless/homeless crisis solved. 3-4 hour shifts and just have more shifts right??? People have more free time than 8 hours of mindless drone work. Somebody needs to be put in charge that cares about all of it. Science and technology should be steered towards eliminating jobs that humans don’t want to do instead of taking creative jobs. Man idk I just want to open a discussion because I know I can’t be the only one tired of slaving away in a broken machine. We need a revolution. We need change. How do we accomplish that?. That’s the discussion I want to open because I know i don’t have it ALL figured out but together we could. I’m tired of working 8 hour shifts and then being too tired and burnt out to enjoy the things that matter. Family. Friends. COMMUNITY. 5 days of work 2 days of play?? Other people are telling us how to spend our days!!! I’m sick of it. The one thing we all have in common is that we are not here forever. And we don’t know for sure where we go. Why are we allowing the people in charge to make us miserable while we’re here??? We have rights. We have power. We are just as human as them. Just as deserving. Why are we letting them silence us????

We need a world wide change. Our rights and humanity are slowly being stripped away from us (in some parts of the world they never had it to begin with). If you are interested in a revolution please spread the symbol of a ram head everywhere. Let that be the symbol of our freedom 🐏

For all of my life, I have always heard from my peers, educators, friends, family, and co-workers how awful life is. They'll always say how "It's only getting worse" "Everything is getting too expensive" "I wish things were more like ..." etc. . No matter what we all seem to look back or away from the here and now. In truth, I'm unsure of what is in store for the future; either some sort of major change in the function of our society/nation or us being content for the rest of our lives.

I feel as though the meaning of everything once special is slowly becoming worthless. Innovation, art, travel, the list goes on. I feel that the most meaningful aspects of life are the dullest they've ever been and it'll only get worse. I don't know if I'm alone in thinking this, but I don't feel like this is living. Is there anything we can do?

“Away with college gen ed”
Are you a college graduate or student taking or have taken general education courses and you come to wonder: “why are these courses required”? You are not alone. I am a first-year college student who is wondering the same question. I even started asking more questions: “Why are these general education courses so much like my high school classes?”, “Why do I have to take and pay for so many of these general education requirements?”, “Are even these general education courses relevant for the job or field I am studying for?”. To come to a definite conclusion, I took to seeking answers and by this method, I mean that I asked on as many social media sites and did my own research. This is what I could find: “College general education makes you a well-rounded individual” or “a well informed and thoughtful servant to society”, “Gen ed teaches personal and professional skills”, “These classes prepare you for the college curriculum”, and “They develop a community that thinks uniformly and alike in order to disengage Radicalism, Fanaticism, and therefore, change".
I don’t know about you, but I am not satisfied by any of these answers. I believe high school taught me to be a “well-rounded individual”, an “informed and thoughtful servant to society”, and on top of that, I was taught “personal and professional skills” that would last a lifetime. Are these not the job of the high school to teach? Furthermore, it was high school that prepared you for higher education or “college curricula”, but one other thing I can say is that since I am a college student, I can truthfully claim that college is NOT so different from high school, so preparation is a waste of time. Lastly, for 12 years of my life since I was a 6-year-old boy, public school uniformed me to fit into a culture. How much more am I in need of anti-radical, anti-fanatic brainwashing?
Since these answers would not satisfy me, it was better for me to come up with a solution. I might be missing other answers, or someone might convince me something else, so if that’s the case, then let me know.

Nevertheless, if these general education classes seem not so important after all, then what do we do? Simply put, we must remove every general education requirement in our colleges. Once we do, this happens: You gain more experience in the field you are specializing in by taking the right courses; More high schoolers graduating when college becomes more useful and cheap for them; college expenses go down; More money is kept by college students, more consumerism follows which will bring more money to companies and the government; When college expenses decrease, more people are attending and graduating college; More people attending college means more people are learned and who become active partakers of society; More people graduating college means more opportunity for them to seek further training like in a doctorate or a “Doctor of Philosophy”; More people seeking higher education after graduating means more people pursuing low supply jobs like doctors, nurses, lawyers; More people seeking these jobs means people getting paid more and therefore will be spending more money to companies or the government. For heavens sake, medical prices will go down because there are more doctors in supply. In conclusion, I might be missing a few more points but I can already see so much gain from this revolutionary change.
Having this change in mind, I established a movement called the “Away with college gen ed”. The goal of this movement is in its name: to “Away with college general education”. This movement calls for everyone and not only college students to band together and seek for general education requirements to be removed from colleges. BUT, we will not seek this through hostile or violent means. We will do it through peaceful protest. This implies that I ask for duties and obligations to those wanting to join this movement: You must protest peacefully; you will not burn, steal, kill, injure, attack, or do anything that will hurt others. Remember this, “Do unto others as you would unto yourself.” I will offer some examples of protest: Meeting with college officials to discuss this movement with them; creating unions and parties of people with the common idea to “away with college gen ed”; talking about this movement among your peers, coworkers, friends, family members, and anyone you converse with; spreading this movement online are just a few examples of such peaceful protest.
Although you have the right to protest, I wish that the current phase of this movement be the “muster” phase where the only action we need to be doing right now is to spread the word until it arrives on the desks of college or government officials. They will need to decide whether to listen to a majority demand or receive majority backlash. We will only go to the “peaceful protest” phase when it is called for, but I believe the “muster” phase will be enough to bring change. As a reminder, we will bring about change in a peaceful manner.
Sometimes I wonder that one day, this movement will be a major turning point in world history. If we are truly passionate in what we progress for, then it will come to pass sooner than later. I hope you all luck and I will do my job to spread the movement. Join the “Away with college gen ed” movement today, and live better life tomorrow!