Paradigms of Revolution Progressive Jeffersonian theory has researched the roots of tribal anarchy, and the personal spiritual convictions, that profoundly influenced our forefather, who's populist stand against the Federalist aristocracy, resulted in the formulation of the Bill of Rights. Pure democracy having been circumnavigated by the logistical realities of the late 18th century, a Republic government now stands on the verge of revolution by virtue of the geometric progression of global interpersonal communication at the speed of light. Informational access and dissemination of truth have become intrinsic to restructuring the very foundations of humankind's social intercourse.
Informed consent is fundamental to democratic process.
The acceleration of technological progress has left a well educated population behind, and the policy decisions of government are made by a rarified elite shaping the infrastructure our progenity inherit. The Jeffersonian safeguard of free press and basic reading skills via public education will serve well the coming millennium, provided that it is allowed to function in an open system available to all. Non violent revolutionary restructuring of archaic social paradigms must come from within the existing function of government. The general population has effectively lost its ability to access relative information to offer responsible and accountable consent in the Republic government process. It falls on the population to access duplex communication ability with government.