We Are Change

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We Are Change is an independent media organisation comprising activist groups who promote right-libertarian values along with a wide variety of conspiracy junk, primarily New World Order and September 11 conspiracy theories.

The movement was founded by Luke Rudkowski, an arrogant attention seeking crank armed with a video camera ready to ridicule the American sheeple over their lack of New World Order knowledge, as he knows the truth. We Are Change was initiated by Rudkowski in New York, and now has chapters in cities all over the world, including Los Angeles, Sydney, London, and many others.[1]

We Are Change was influential in promoting Ron Paul in both his failed 2008 and 2012 Presidential campaigns. Despite bearing a name which may suggest a tendency to liberalism, We Are Change are a right-libertarian organization, most evident through their support of Paul.

Furthermore on the subject of 'change', the group's founder Luke Rudkowski openly denies anthropogenic climate change[2] and his group does not in any way attempt to educate the public on the potentially disastrous consequences of global warming. That doesn't matter, Luke knows the truth, and we must listen to him! Disregard the scientists and rational thinkers! They're just New World Order pawns!

Most of We Are Change's videos of members protesting, 'truth' speaking and publicly ridiculing the sheeple in America and around the world are available for viewing on YouTube. They're mostly pretty boring and you won't get much enlightenment from watching any of them. One really stupid We Are Change member even went to the extent of protesting a Noam Chomsky public engagement because he believes Chomsky is a leftie pawn of the New World Order. We Are Change said it so it must be true!

The MVP interview held at the 2014 NFL SuperBowl was interrupted by 30 year old Matthew Mills, a member of We Are Change, who urged the crowd to "investigate 9/11" and claimed that the attacks were perpetrated by the US government[3].

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