TAKEOVER under way

[John]

As the strategic plays are being lined up and played out for the big TAKE OVER of Peaceful Assembly Church, and with multiple foul plays being called, here is Redman's response email message to me from Wednesday night:

"You seem to have come unhinged. I hope the do-mocracy happens for you. You have not had good luck lately, nor managed to make things happen in Grafton. I will continue to pray for you and you well know the Irish prayer. Goodbye.




John Boanerges Redman"

[John]

It is reported that Redman is being asked to leave the property he currently occupies, because of all the trouble he is bringing there including his endlessly inciting people on that property, and his repeatedly calling police to the property.
So I fully expect the timeline for using force against me could, and will, be moved up quite a bit.
Given Redman's track record, I expect he will be bringing his violence to me.
The TAKE OVER won't be pretty.


From facebook posts:
A while back, I (as I was on the phone with someone who cares greatly about what has been happening in Grafton Center) was telling Redman (and the person on the other end of the phone conversation) about how the BoD was in the process of using him (Redman) as their tool to try to force me out of this property. Redman said he would resign first. But as I said, they are not going to tell him openly and honestly that they are using him as a tool, but rather use him incrementally. .. I asked Redman to take a few pictures of me in front of this banner...

...I told Redman that he seems quite willing to be used in that way..., and keeping the phone live, I set it down, took off my shirt, and asked him to take a few more pictures. ... The target on my chest is my creative/artistic expression for what may be soon to come, and the artwork is inspired by the accusations by two people(which Redman denies) that he has trained his lazar scope on their chests...

[John]

"They call it the law.
We call it apartheid, internment, Conscription, partition and silence.
It's the law that they make to keep you and me where they think we belong.
The hide behind steel and bullet-proof glass, machine Guns and spies,
And tell us who suffer the tear gas and the torture That we're in the wrong.
CHORUS
No time for love if they come in the morning,
No time to show tears or for fears in the morning,
No time for goodbye, no time to ask why,
And the sound of the siren's the cry of the morning.

They suffered the torture they rotted in cells, went crazy, wrote letters and died.
The limits of pain they endured - the loneliness got them instead.
And the courts gave them justice as justice is given by well-mannered thugs.
Sometimes they fought for the will to survive but more times they just wished they were dead.

CHORUS

They took away Sacco, Vanzetti, Connolly and Pearce in their time.
They came for Newton and Seal, Bobby Sands and some of his friends.
In Boston, Chicago, Saigon, Santiago, Warsaw and Belfast,
And places that never make headlines, the list never ends.

CHORUS

The boys in blue are only a few of the everyday cops on the beat,
The C.I.D., Branchmen, informers and spies do their jobs just as well;
Behind them the men who tap phones, take photos, program computers and files,
And the man who tells them when to come and take you to your cell.

CHORUS

All of you people who give to your sisters and brothers the will to fight on,
They say you can get used to a war, that doesn't mean that the war isn't on.
The fish need the sea to survive, just like your people need you.
And the death squad can only get through to them if first they can get through to you.

CHORUS


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTgD-QveQrU
Christy Moore - If They Come In the Morning (AKA No Time for Love)