We the People declare our resistance to the fascist corporatocracy of the United States.

 Benito Mussolin described Fascism as the moment when you can no longer wedge a cigarette paper between corporate and state power.

The United States has reached a moment when the corporatocracy, with unlimited and secret political purchasing power, abetted by the concentration of media, nourished by lobbyists, assisted by the Supreme Court--we have reached the point at which the corporatocracy is the hand on the till of our ship of state. The abuse of corporate power must end, and "personhood" returned to the people.

Therefore, we the poeple, declare our purpose and intent to deprive the corporatocracy of their power through media; and we declare our supreme will to engage in such other acts of resistance and civil disobedience as will finally and forever divorce corporate power from our governing institutions.

The life blood of the corporatocracy is the instrument of concentrated media--not only to market their goods and services, but to market the shills who pose as the peoples' representatives in government. Therefore we the people will systematically deconstruct the power of concentrated media to perpetuate the aims of the corporatocracy.

We the people declare Wednesdays to be "dark" to media. On Wednesdays we the people will close off every avenue of media which it is in our power to effect, principally television, but including the denial of any and all forms of consumption-based advertising and other behavior-coercion tactics which are employed by the corporatocracy to stiffle our self reliance and mold us into compliant low intelligence pawns within an overarching fascist universe.    

Denying the corporatocracy access to our minds and hearts on dark Wedesdays will be the first shot across their bow, demonstrating our resolve to return power to the people. Economic hardships generated by lower corporate marketing power may adversly affect us individually and increase the awful burdens faced by the unemployed. Dark Wednesdays however will constitute a gradual "civil" war against corporations; dislocations to individuals will be dispersed and minimized.

As dark Wednesdays get the attention of our corporate masters, other forms of resistance and civil disobedience will be undertaken. Boycotts, shutdowns, sickouts and other forms of non-violoent resistance may be required.

The specific long term goal of dark Wednesdays is to overturn the Citizens United decision of the Supreme court. But the resistance will also demand the disclosure by name of any person or entity anywhere in these United States who contributes money or in-kind services to any representative of our national government. The influence of our elections by foreign donors, as has been the case with the Chamber of Commerce, and others, must be forbidden.

We the people are fed up and have been pushed to the limit of our endurance by corporate usurpers who elect, hand feed and control members of our national government. Those "representatives" who are elected on overt promises of independent judgement are quickly compromised by the largesse and counsel of lobbyists. There is a "revolving door" between lobbyists and former government officials. A staff job in the Congress is a lobbyist's job awaiting. Only by denying corporations the means of controlling hearts and minds through their concentrated media, including the election of their hand picked tools, will corporations ever show respect to we the people.

Resistance to the corporatocracy should be a matter of simple, consistent, individual actions and sacrifices, all carried out in a non-violent manner. In response to those who seek to pervert civil discourse and impeded the existing structure of social safety nets through tactics of personal violence and intimidation, including repeated references to second amendment rights, we say this: not only do we think you are being misled by charlatans who if elected will quickly become tools of the financial, health care and energy industries, to mention a few, we caution you that second amendmenet rights is a two way street.

Many of us have exercised patience for a long period of time. The Citizens United decision was the straw that broke the back of patience and good will. That decision changed us and we are going to act in the defense of our rights. Partisans of the political right who are one in the same with the corporatocracy will no longer be permitted to garner outrage and indigination unto themselves. We are outraged at the Citizens United decision. We are indignant that our best efforts at compromise are denigrated by tools of the corporatocracy. We are, as of this moment, changing our stripes. And we intend to effect change in a peaceful manner. And if that doesn't work, we will seek other redress of our rights as citizens and we will prevail in the elimination of the seditious and hackneyed new rule that corporations are people. Corporations are not people. We are the people, no more, no less.

The first dark Wednesday is close at hand, the day after an election which has been flooded with secret corporate money which has crawled out from under the muck of the Citizens Uhnited decision. The corporatocracy will succeed in this election to a greater or lesser extent. But the short term is not our goal. Our goal is long term, the overthrow of American fascism--which by definition is the merger of our government and the corporatocracy. Both political parties are complicit in creating and perpetuating Amnerican Fascism. Until a leader rises up who has the vision and courage to confront the corporatocracy and let the chips fall where they may, the people have no representative instrument to sever the ties between corporations and government. So we will act on our own, individually, and purposefully. 

Observing dark Wednesdays is the initial strategy and a shot over the bow. Other resistance and civil disobedience actions will follow. We the people will pursue the restoration of our personhood and our right to government representatives untainted and uncontrolled by the corporatocracy. We will persevere until the egregious Supreme Court decision on Citizens United is overturned. We the people declare war on American Fascism--that inseparable alliance between our government and the corporatocracy. We the people are fed up and it is long past time for us to take matters into our own hands and initiate direct, non-violent action to redress our grievances.