The Solution Is Political Revolution

Who Is Jillion R. Rising?

Are you among the millions of Americans who believe our government no longer represents its citizenry? It’s time to consider the following questions.

• Should we demand that Washington DC stop using identity politics to divide our citizens into political tribes?
• Should we end campaign contributions from cooperate lobbyists, and special interest groups, that use their money to influence the laws of our nation?
• Is a constitutional republic the best choice of governing if special interest groups are able to influence our elected government with money? Is it time to become a real democracy?
• Is it time we vote through referendum rather than representatives, on issues that really matter?
• Do you wonder who really controls the Federal Reserve?
• Is the Federal Reserve really independent, or was it designed to be a political scapegoat that protects those who receive taxpayer bailouts, and the politicians responsible for handing them out?

If you want answers to these questions, and more, then it’s time to join your fellow Americans who believe the solution is political revolution!

©2020 Mark Sokolis (P)2020 Mark Sokolis

Truth from the Trenches

Jillion R. Rising's "The Solution is Political Revolution" hits you hard. This book, written by a husband and construction business owner from Chicago, feels like a genuine, passionate outcry against what he sees as a deep betrayal of the American people. I really appreciated his raw, unfiltered voice. He calls out "great deception" and a "rigged game" involving government and Wall Street. This urgent message felt truly personal, cutting through the usual political talk. It compelled me to think about our country's future in a very direct way, just as he intended.

A Stirring Call, But a Murky Map

Jillion R. Rising's book, "The Solution is Political Revolution," is a heartfelt attempt to rally everyday Americans against a system that, in his view, is rigged against them. Rising, a businessman rather than an academic, avoids the usual political jargon, which made his thoughts come though. It is not always his all, for it felt like I was trying to be told, he never gave many more problems then before what to do then or give an out. As if the book would never close with the thoughts.

a book filled with insights

This is a fiercely passionate and deeply critical examination of America's political and financial landscape. The author meticulously "connects the dots" between government, the Federal Reserve, and Wall Street, arguing that a pervasive system of greed, corruption, and engineered division has undermined the nation's independence and prosperity, exemplified by the 2008 mortgage crisis. While some of the proposed solutions are undeniably radical, from widespread debt forgiveness to a shift towards direct democracy via referendum, Rising's unwavering call for citizens to unite, challenge the status quo, and reclaim their power is both alarming and incredibly thought-provoking, leaving readers with a potent sense of urgency to engage with the future of their country.

A sobering wake-up call for the people

Reading the author's breakdown of our current economic state left me feeling a mix of genuine frustration and a strange sense of clarity. He has a way of stripping away the complex jargon of Wall Street to show how the "financial pyramid" has basically been using our own hard-earned tax dollars to bail out their greed while we stay distracted by political tribalism. It was a gut-punch to realize that we are the "gold" supporting a fiat system that seems to be running on borrowed time, especially seeing how our Social Security surpluses were swapped for IOUs to cover government overspending. While some of his proposals for a "Logician Party" are bold, I walked away feeling like the most important takeaway isn't just about economics, it’s a reminder that our unity is the only thing the elites actually fear.

A call to action for American Patriots

This is an incredibly thought-provoking and, at times, unsettling read that delves deep into the perceived corruption and mismanagement within American government and financial systems. The author pulls no punches, connecting dots from the 2008 financial crisis to the Federal Reserve's operations and even current social divisions, making a passionate case for why citizens need to unite and demand change. While some of the ideas are radical and challenging, Jillion R. Rising's conviction is palpable, pushing readers to question the status quo and consider a future where true power rests with the people, not politicians or wealthy elites. It's a challenging but ultimately inspiring read for anyone concerned about the direction of the country.