When I was working with Aaron Russo in 2006 to help him get the truth out about the IRS and the Federal Reserve I found myself a bit too visible on the radar. Russo’s film, America From Freedom to Fascism was the shot heard around the world and inspired many millions to get active and effective in the truth movement. I was successful in coordinating some key actions in Los Angles including a meeting with Aaron and the other volunteers and participation in a peace march which featured Cindy Sheehan, Ron Kovic and Ghandi’s grandson where we carried banners saying "Want to End The Iraq War? Shut Down The Federal Reserve".
My rewards for my patriotic efforts included receiving my bank account statement in the mail torn open (after seeing my hollow bank account balance they finally left me alone lol), getting my Ford Escort's windows smashed in and papers in my Ford left in a different disarray than I had left them, getting almost run off the road and other such experiences.
When I looked at the shattered car window on the pavement I said to myself, "son, you are doing something right but you are doing something wrong". And I did back off a little to get off the radar. But I now have a very popular blog for the truth movement and the Ron Paul Revolution (which was the brain child of Aaron Russo by the way).
There are so many revolutions occuring today that one has to have a score card. One of these is one that even the most apprehensive can engage in because it is totally anonymous. And it is anonymous naturally, not because anyone tried to make it anonymous.
This is a movement to fight back against the automobile makers and the oil industry.

Did you know...
1. That Exxon raked in $8 billion in profits last year while gas prices at the pump doubled and tripled.
2. That the price of a barrel of oil was $18 before Sept 2001 and is now more than one hundred dollars and this is continuing to soar
3. That a vehicle in 1908 performed 40% better on gas mileage than a car in 2008
4. That the average car only makes use of 20% of the gas that you put into the engine which is why you have a catalytic converter... to pass the unburnt, unused gas out the back
5. That if a gallon of gas costs $3.30, 10% of that goes to inflation (so thirty cents) and about fourty seven cents goes to taxation of some kind. So about 25% of what we spend on gas goes to the government.

As with any bad situation in society, if people combine and take action positive change can still be brought about.
As regards gasoline prices the best approach is to opt out altogether. No, I don't mean to walk and ride your bicycle to work like they do in Japan. I am saying that you can convert your fuel engine to hydrogen and never have to buy another gallon of fuel again. Even if you only convert to a hybrid you will be saving up to 35% on fuel consumption, possibly more. So unless Big Brother puts nazi inspectors in charge of looking under your car's hood, this would be a inherently anonymous activity and an effective revolution!
Also you will be enabling your car to run better, also you will be doiong something effective to bring about cleaner air for all of us to live in and you will enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that you are part of a revolution against the automobile makers and oil corporations and you can say that with regards to the price of fuel ... "we ain't buyin' it anymore"