Thread: Billboard Warns: “Prepare For War” Against Government (Missouri)

Billboard Warns: “Prepare For War” Against Government (Missouri)

A new billboard off of Interstate 70 in Missouri provides a short “citizens guide to REVOLUTION of a corrupt government” and issues a call to “PREPARE FOR WAR.”

This billboard replaces one that warned that the socialist “Obama-Nation” is “coming for you.” It’s unclear who the owner of the billboard is, but the first one was the work of a “Missouri businessman.”

While it’s unclear who owns it, the Lafayette County Republican Central Committee seems to endorse it.

Originally Posted by Jerry

In light of that fact that the founders thought we would have a violent revolution every 10-20 years, this billboard is fairly conservative.

It is a growing rhetoric in the U.S. and an example of the direction this country is heading. This is unpresidented for the U.S.

Here is a link about it on Alan Colmes Liberaland website.

For those of you who may not know...Alan Colmes was formerly on FOX News Network with the Hannity and Colmes show.

Alan Colmes' Liberaland Billboard Warns: “Prepare For War” Against Government

http://thinkprogress.org/2009/11/20/...gop-billboard/

9/11 will be looked back as the turning point of the beginning of the end of a once great country.

"Starve the beast" is a Libertarian Party slogan.

You're not reading the sign!

Prepare for War is #3 behind not paying taxes, and some sort of idea for mass recalling of incumbents (recall maybe?), as you cannot really vote an incumbent out.

However, these individuals won't get passed point #1, as they don't have the balls to spend time in jail.

Originally Posted by Arch Enemy

You're not reading the sign!

Prepare for War is #3 behind not paying taxes, and some sort of idea for mass recalling of incumbents (recall maybe?), as you cannot really vote an incumbent out.

However, these individuals won't get passed point #1, as they don't have the balls to spend time in jail.

Maybe that's why they may just skip to step #3?