"Tea Party" One Major Understatement

Main stream media doesn't seem to understand what the "Tea Party" really is. They continue to try and group the protesters as a Political Party, such as republicans or democrats but the simple truth is, the so called "Tea Party" isn't such.

The 2nd American Revolution, as it should be called, by it's proper name, or the revolution for short, is an awakening of the people, we realize collectively, our Country has lost it's way.

The revolution consists of peaceful, yet angry, Citizens whom can see the massive con game in Washington, D.C. for what it is. They have a wide variety of political backgrounds and diverse opinions on all subjects, and thus can't be grouped as a political party. It just doesn't fit.

Some people already deeply in politics have attempted to steer the demonstrations by concerned U.S. citizens to their direction, for their ends. They know the potential of an enraged public and seek to direct that anger towards their version of the status quo.

I say here to you today, this is the greatest threat to the revolution to date. We must now more than ever hold true to our values that started this revolution.

Those that seek to create preemptive war, in the name of peace and democracy, those that refuse to end our nation building, those that wish to keep the federal reserve open and running, those who support the IMF, those who voted for the bank bailouts, those who have forced us into socialist medicine, those who wish the UN to run the U.S.A, those who say one thing than vote another. Those who perpetuate the lie. They all must go.

That includes any so called "leaders" when their actions don't meet their words.

The Revolution is about the real leaders of this county, you and I, taking our country back. That is not the work of a political party, that is the work of a revolution. I urge you to stop using the word "Tea Party" if you do. Use the correct name, The Revolution. Jimi was right when he said the Revolution will not be televised. Make that change with me.