As someone who was intimately involved with all aspects of third party organizing, I can tell you from first-hand knowledge and experience that such creatures, if they aretruly "politically incorrect,"can be almost effortlessly infiltrated and factionalized and diverted when they try to be national parties. The political system and its rules are made by the two-party monopoly and enforced by them, the judiciary and the media, all of which are comprised of Dems and Repubs who arecommitted to keeping the two-party charade in perpetuity.
We need numerous non-Republicrat insurgencies, individually, locally and regionally based, on good terms with each other but otherwise separate and autonomous. The grassroots anger we're finally seeing has to be directed at local communities, counties, states and regions. To try to effect change at the national level first through a single third party will only result in more disappointment. By definition such aRepublicrat-regulated organization, if not directly infiltrated and factionalized, will be watered down to the point where it will end up being absorbed into the power structure, or simply sued or harassed out of existence.
Secession, autonomy, independence, and self-reliance have to be the guiding principles. If the focus is kept locally and regionally, Washington will eventually fall from disinterest, illegitimacy and impotence. Of course Washington won't just fade away; it will become ever more jealous and ruthless in protecting its domestic and global empire and no one can predict future events, but the most effective way to weaken it is through a large number of indirect challenges rather than head-on.Edited by: Don Wassall