Let's not lose any hope, guys(and girls). Here's an excerpt from Narco News(
http://www.narconews.com/Issue46/article2725.html):
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So despite the tragic result of today’s Senate vote leaving twelve million new Americans unprotected and defenseless under the law, and the epidemic of harm that will now be unleashed upon them, and upon all of us (because what drives everyone’s wages down is not their presence, but, rather, the “illegality” that prevents them from organizing or suing for rights supposedly guaranteed the rest of us), there will soon be evident an equal and opposite reaction. It is highly likely that a greater number of the politicians that buckled to the pressure today will be swept out of office in 2008 than those that did not cave. And we’ll still be around to point out why that happens when it does. And then, maybe in 2009, immigration reform will come back with a fury.
But that will only occur if those of us that see through the simulation of democracy begin to use alternate routes than those that the mass media offers us.
In the meantime, we must redouble our efforts to create our own media (since not even the “liberal” establishment media has shared its microphone with us) and begin to clean house so that false voices won’t be able to claim to represent us the next time a decisive battle must be fought.
That’s not a problem we’re going to solve in one day, but every day. As far as what I think ought to be done, well, I’m doing it. We’re not going away or anywhere. If today’s victors think that merely wishing us to be invisible and silent makes it so, let them continue to underestimate that which they feared enough to push all the panic buttons against in recent weeks. We’re no worse off today than we were yesterday. They changed nothing. But they dug a great big hole for themselves. So get out your shovels, your cameras, your pens, your powers of investigation and your talents at organizing, and let’s begin, step-by-step, the great push back.
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