If I may: What Mike Adams of Natural News in his article 'Corporate Crimes against Nature' wrote is on the minds of many of us who would stop the corporate madness.

Few of us breathe it aloud for fear of arrest. It is illegal to threaten a public official, and while corporations are not public officials directly, they are supported and protected by public officials. I give you the quarantine around the gulf of Mexico by police supported by the threat of arrest for talking to the press as an example. It is BP that is issuing the orders, not the state or the feds or local law enforcement. Law enforcement and the like are doing as they are told in order to keep their jobs; nothing more.

It is the same situation we found in 1861 when civil war broke out between the North & South. Fortunately, the South lost and slavery was abolished; however, continually tested for many years.

I submit, we are being tested again and again. And this time, it is our resolve for economic freedom that is the test. For it is when we are without economic freedom that our souls and wills will fall underfoot of the corporate juggernaut.

It is clear that if you or I were to destroy millions of jobs and wildlife that we would most certainly go to jail. We would be caught no matter to where we fled or hid; we would be caught and incarcerated without bail and brought to justice.

This is simply not the case with oil corporations. The reasons are too many to roster, but suffice to say it is because they rule our lawmakers. And the president of the United States of America is compromised or ruled by the oil companies as well.

So what are we left with if not freedom? What choices do we have if justice is levied on us but not corporations? To whom can we turn to lead us out of this horrible miscarriage of justice? The answer is simple but frightening.

It is us. We The People. I support Mr. Adams. I submit we rally and storm BP headquarters with local law enforcement and arrest them in the name of the American People. And I suggest we arm ourselves to do so; it will not be peaceful.

The American government has made it quite clear in the last two decades that there are two flavors of corporate crime; those who do not rule and break the law go to white collar prison, those who rule go on their merry way.

IT MUST END or they will destroy us all and the planet with us.

I am willing to risk my physical freedom to support and save my country and my world from its enemies, domestic or foreign. As it turns out, it is both this time.

By my hand,
RJ Peters