A revolution is a fundamental change in power or a turn around in the organizational structure of an organization. The Greek philosopher Aristotle taught that revolts come on rather suddenly and run their course within a relatively short period. Revolutions can result either in a complete change in the constitutional or chartered ways organizations run the affairs of their office or these revolts can modify only a portion of those rules and regulations.

 

What revolutionary movements do is force the hand of current power. Sometimes revolutionary movements simply spark the fire of those in power by raising issues in debate. Sometimes physical conflicts arise and sometimes those conflicts turn into all out war.

 

Revolutions change culture, revolutions change economies, revolutions change political power structures.

 

Some of the most famous revolutionary thinkers have been Vladimir Lenin, Sun Yat-sen, and Georges Washington, but these are just a few names that make up the list of people or groups who have taken a stand against what they believed to be corruption by current leaders or the social abuse of them and their peers.

 

Revolution is by definition a turn of something.

 

Nature itself is capable of leading a revolution and history as plenty of pivot points where humans either adapted and went with the new trend offered by nature or faced being exterminated by the very forces of nature.

 

Nature is the provider of materials which are invented by the innovative mind of humans. These innovative inventions also can cause trends which cause revolutions in systems. Going against these trends can be very costly.

 

The Ouroboros is a symbol of regeneration and it has been used to represent all types of systems that are reciprocal in nature. These systems are cycles that repeat themselves.

 

The ourosboros is called the great wheel of life. The logo of the Beijing Olympics was a golden serpent forming a circle by eating it's tail. That is the ouroboros.

 

The great wheel of life is found in many stories that start out with great intent. These stories go through stages of growth and decay and usually by the end of the story the initial intent is so corrupted that it causes great revolts and these revolutions return the story to it's beginning and where the cycle is restarted.

 

Revolution yo usa y could be revolution anywhere.

 

Currently there are very powerful leaders meeting in Coppenhagen where the banner of the meeting states something to the tune of " We are here to protect humanity from itself and from climate changes brought on by gas emissions ".

 

Meawhile we have people, some even very prominent people raising questions of false flag allegiance and telling us that the tyrrant is dancing the last tango and is totally out of step with his mistress. The mistress is obviously "truth", where the tyrrant is not only US officials but a global array of leaders who's first job is to convince their next league of officials to convince the next that they need to tax or usurp the public to death in order to manifest an agenda that will save the world.

 

Is there truth to the conspiracy theorists warning ? Is there truth to the words of those meeting in Coppenhagen ?  

 

Ironically there is only one truth that will matter in the end. Nature never lies stated the poetic man Walt Whitman..........

 

Revolt is not a panacea or cure all. Revolution simply means starting the great wheel of life at the beginning again where the intent is sane at least.