After the March: Where Are the Marching Orders?
The “Seven Million March” was magnificent in size, spirit,
and defiance. It proved that the heartbeat of democracy still echoes through
the streets of America. But let’s be honest: the fascists are laughing at us.
They see our block party, our signs, our chants, and they smile. Why? Because
they know what we still lack: leadership, coordination, and a clear plan.
We have made noise. Now we must make change.
Protests alone do not win revolutions of principle. They are
the opening act, not the finale. The time has come to move from slogans to
strategy, from marching feet to marching orders. The message now must be
unmistakably clear, both to the people and to the institutions that still have
power to act.
Step One: The Military Must Say No
Each of us knows someone in uniform, or someone who knows
someone. The chain of communication runs deeper than we think. From the top
brass to the lowest private, the military must begin hearing, loudly and
clearly, one simple word: No.
No to illegal orders.
No to intimidation of our own citizens.
No to turning the machinery of defense inward against the people it swore to
protect.
No to complicity in crimes against humanity, at home or abroad.
The military oath is not to a man, not to a party, not to an
ideology. It is to the Constitution of the United States. Every soldier,
sailor, airman, and marine must remember that loyalty to the Republic requires
disobedience to tyranny. Saying “no” is not rebellion; it is duty.
This is how every avalanche begins, with one small,
courageous “no.” And it must start now.
Step Two: Impeach the Dictator and His Enablers
We cannot wait for history to save us. We must act through
the only instrument still in the people’s hands: the ballot.
Vote as if freedom itself depends on it because it does.
Our immediate objective is lawful and straightforward: Impeach
Trump and his sycophants. Remove them from the levers of power before they
destroy what remains of our constitutional republic.
Control of Congress is the key. Control means the power to
hold hearings, expose crimes, and move articles of impeachment forward. It
means ending the silence of complicity. Every voter must understand this: if
you want to end the dictatorship, you must vote, and you must protect
the right to vote as though it were the last thread holding the nation
together.
Step Three: Organize Beyond the Street
We have shown up in body. Now we must show up in mind and
discipline. Every community, every neighborhood, every veterans’ post, every
university, and civic group must transform into a cell of resistance, lawful,
strategic, and focused on results.
Marching without a message is performance. Marching with a
plan is power.
The Message to America
Our message cannot be vague. It must be one line, one
purpose, one demand that every American can repeat:
No Kings. No Dictators. No Oligarchs. Restore the
Republic.
We have taken to the streets. Now we must take back the
country. The march was not the end. It was the drumbeat before the charge. What
comes next is leadership, courage, and the will to see freedom through to
victory.
William James Spriggs
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