A Healthy Critique of the Anti-NWO Movement: Deer Frozen In the Headlights?

I don't agree with all of it but it is right on a lot of things and has a good message.

Patriots Like Deer 'Frozen In The Headlights'?

Extract:
We need to remember that the agenda still has a very long way to go. Rather than burning out with frustration every 5 minutes, expose the long-term plan. While the true identity of the elite often varies from person to person, the general outline of the agenda is well known. So instead of reading the 10,000,000th article exposing 9/11 to be an inside job, expose the future direction of the agenda so as it unwinds, people can see it.

We are encouraged to fight battles already lost. Don't. Expose global attacks like the United Nations Agenda 21, which will have us living poverty-stricken in super cities, and the looming threat of brain chips. The brain chip is infinitely more sinister than 9/11; it would mean the end of the sentient mind, so there must be an effort to expose it right now to build up cultural immunity to propaganda in the next 20 or 30 years.

With a long-term approach even seemingly small pieces of activism create a snowball effect that can produce unlikely victories in the long run. Writing a leaflet exposing brain chips and handing them out to 500 people in your town, even over a period of six months becomes a valuable act.

Micro-philanthropy and attempts to re-connect and communicate properly with those around you suddenly doesn't seem so futile, rather it is a vital contribution to re-establishing some feeling of connectedness in society which could be what saves us in 50 years time.

And if you ever feel overwhelmed with hopelessness remember the hellish state of blindness you dwelt in before you awoke to the true nature of the matrix.' All experience was artificial. You would lash out in confusion and look for solace in all the wrong places. Now close your eyes and feel the process of re-wilding occurring in your mind, the power that resides deep in the core of yourself. Spread that feeling.