Activism
Activism is about
making political change. In regard to AGMC, survivors and supporters need to
firstly establish that the abuse exists, do public education, then to demand
full and open government inquiries and then to eradicate it. Like all
revelations of abuse, survivors and supporters need to come forward and
disclose and demand change.
In Australia, survivors of other forms of abuse – sexual, organised
pedophilia, church/clergy, ritual, and disaffected veterans, etc – have come
forward, undertaken public awareness campaigns and demanded legislative changes
and judicial and policing reforms. The NSW Wood Royal Commission is an example
of demanding and getting government examination of systemic corruption particularly
with organised pedophilia. Major changes resulted from the enquiry. The public
generally accepts that these abuses occur and support changes and reforms.
We need to approach politicians, political parties, government bodies,
etc that are concerned with undertaking government enquiries and reform. With
government bodies we need to lodge complaints with the ombudsmen particularly
those related to abuse by the military and espionage agencies. With politicians
we need to approach those that will listen particularly from the left wing.
Radical, socialist and left wing political parties are the best. Then there are
left wing politicians in the Labor party who will listen. Left wing parties and
politicians would be able to comprehend that such abuse exists considering
their knowledge of government systemic corruption and cover ups of atrocities
such as SIEV X. They have a very good understanding of how the elite works and
could see that AGMC is on a military and espionage continuum, but in the case
abuses mind controlled victims.
The media, particularly the left wing and student media would be open
to accepting the abuse. The media is the main outlet for public education that
leads to legislative changes. There are
also left wing journalists who work in the mainstream media and who would be
aware of similar abuse such as ritual abuse and organised pedophilia. By asking
the left wing media you can find these journalists working in the mainstream.
The general media is aware of these abuses. It is also aware that the
government does cover up illegal and immoral activities. The media is always
looking for a new story.
For a full
understanding of how to approach the media, politicians, community groups, etc
please see the webpage concerned with Suggested
Approaches in Australia.