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Millennial Committees of Correspondence
By TPATH Contributor
RoseAnn Salanitri
March 20, 2014 ~TPATH~
uneducated about the national problems we are facing?
the masses about the troubles we are facing as a nation?
If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, then perhaps you would like to be part of a networking system that can have a major impact in steering this country back onto the right track. It worked back in the 1770s for our Founding Fathers; it may be just what we need today. The media as we know it did not exist during the Revolutionary War. However, our Founders recognized the importance of communicating information that was vital to their cause - apart from what was being reported in the press. So they developed a system of networking information they called “Committees of Correspondence” (ComCors). Through the use of a very rustic mail system, they were able to disseminate critical information to each other and their respective spheres of influence – without which they probably would have been easily defeated. ComCors was effective without the use of the internet, modern technology, social media, or texting. Back then all they had were quill pens and horses. Today we have the internet, computers, social media, and smart phones.
of their day and managed to exchange vital information
that was needed to defeat the British.
Today many Americans understand that the mainstream media has sacrificed its role as the country’s watchdog in order to promote a liberal agenda by censoring the truth and spinning what they can’t control. They are not worthy of the freedom of the press that is protected in our First Amendment – a protection that was created to ensure that our country had watchdogs – not for the purpose of creating wealth or promoting power. Today’s media’s agenda did not permit the vetting of the man now occupying the White House, and it did not report on the power grabs within his administration as well as past administrations. Worse, it hammers and abuses those that attempt to right these wrongs. As a result, our entire nation is at risk as our sacred liberties are being assaulted on an almost daily basis right under the noses of a public who has been deliberately kept ignorant by the media they rely on for information. Don’t you think its time we do something about this?
If you receive most of your news through blogs such as this, it is most likely because you already understand the media failures and the impact those failures have had upon this nation. And by your actions, you have begun to take a stand against these atrocities. Some blogs have enjoyed a level of success; others continue to fight against the obstacles of a politically correct but constitutionally wrong system without much success. It’s time we do more than complain or be content with educating ourselves. It’s we start our own modern day version of ComCors. Individually we may not be a match for the mega-media, but collectively we can become a force to be reckoned with – and it can be done without any money and with very little effort.
Most readers, whether they realize it or not, have established significant databases - databases of family members, friends, neighbors and a wide variety of people who are not privy to the information being circulated through these blogs. Imagine how effective we could be if everyone reading vital and informative articles broadcast these articles through their personal databases and all social media sources. It is realistic to think that such a movement could easily and swiftly circumvent the mainstream media and literally change the course of history.
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