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'''ResistNet''' , the home of patriotic resistance, is a social conservative network from Grassfire Nation. Grassfire brings over 1 million [[conservative]]s together. They encourage peaceful, patriotic efforts to move the country away from [[collectivism]] back to our heritage of individual liberties. A social networking platform for citizens who oppose the the rising tide of [[socialism]]. ResistNet believes patriotic resistance will cause a broad coalition of grassroots [[American]]s to unite around a common goal of stopping the statist agenda.<ref>[http://www.resistnet.com/notes/FAQ_(Facts_and_Questions) RESISTNET FAQ TOPICS ]</ref> Their strategic outline for the resistance is called the 3Rs, '''"Resist, Rebuild, Restore."''' The effort is organized around state groups.  As a people centered organization they offer help on how to resist as well as ResistNet radio, Grassfire Nation Podcast, March on DC 9/11, voter tools, chat, merchandise and Tea Party books.

'''ResistNet''' , the home of patriotic resistance, is a social conservative network from Grassfire Nation. Grassfire brings over 1 million [[conservative]]s together. They encourage peaceful, patriotic efforts to move the country away from [[collectivism]] back to our heritage of individual liberties. A social networking platform for citizens who oppose the rising tide of [[socialism]]. ResistNet believes patriotic resistance will cause a broad coalition of grassroots [[American]]s to unite around a common goal of stopping the statist agenda.<ref>[http://www.resistnet.com/notes/FAQ_(Facts_and_Questions) RESISTNET FAQ TOPICS ]</ref> Their strategic outline for the resistance is called the 3Rs, '''"Resist, Rebuild, Restore."''' The effort is organized around state groups.  As a people centered organization they offer help on how to resist as well as ResistNet radio, Grassfire Nation Podcast, March on DC 9/11, voter tools, chat, merchandise and Tea Party books.

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