We could change this country (United States) if:
We owned the government, the network news, the supreme court and the military. This would cost many billions of dollars.

It would be cheaper to by a big island and make a new country.

Thinking we'll change things by knowing things and letting others know is not realistic. We, who want changes, should realize exactly what we're up against. What we want to change sits behind the walls of an impenetrable fortress.

A fortress with walls built of laws protected by the world's most sophisticated military force. If we manage our way through the moat of bureaucracy and somehow breech the wall of courts we'll still have to face the army.

We are permitted to rebel verbally because we're not seen as a threat. Threats are dealt with. If you're not being dealt with - you're not a threat.

There is, on any path to change, a tipping point. A point where enough people realize the situation and feel the same way about it. The people who do the most toward this end are the aggressor we seek to stop.

The country needs to suffer more. The country needs to fail. Monetary systems need to fail, governments need to fail, society needs to fail - Let them. The sooner the better. They were just ideas anyway. Not good ones as far as I can see. Let them all crumble.

Make new signs: Hail the current tyrant, Long live Oppression, Give it to me with both barrels, Take my home, Support the Nightmare

So, buy an island and move? Are there any unoccupied islands left?