... it may be too late !

Most likely, it is too late. Several hundred years ago if a group decided to start a revolution from 200 miles away it would take two weeks before the king would know about it and by then they would outside the castle making a surprise attack. And, commoners would have weapons similar to what the knights so 3 commoners could take down a knight. Now, there is instant communication and even a hundred citizens armed with semiautomatic rifles, are no match for a helicopter gunship that can fire 1 million rounds a minute.

Now, there is instant communication and even a hundred citizens armed with semiautomatic rifles, are no match for a helicopter gunship that can fire 1 million rounds a minute.

That's what magnetically accelerated projectiles and drones are for. The right to bear arms isnt mitigated by what our tax dollars pay for. The civilian sector can manufacture anything the MIC can if pushed to it.

The civilian sector can manufacture anything the MIC can if pushed to it.

Before/during WWII, Packard was commissioned with building Rolls-Royce Merlin engines for P-51 Mustangs. Packard was given the blueprints, but once their engineers tried to develop tooling to actually build the things, they basically said "Fuck You" because the RR specs were so loose that it would have been impossible to build engines with interchangeable parts. So Packard spent a few months and millions of their own dollars bringing the blueprints up to their standards.

Very few of the British built Merlins survived the war. Hundreds of P-51's wound up as stunt planes, collectors items, and even crop dusters. Quite a few served USAF in Korea, and quite a few more served in foreign service well into the 1980s. Hundreds are still airworthy to this day. The last Merlin powered Spitfire (RR UK spec engine) was retired in 1952.

The civilian sector can manufacture anything the MIC can if pushed to it.

They can but only if they are permitted to. With near-total government surveillance, no group that is not government-approved would be allowed to.

P-51 Mustangs

The P-51 was faster than the Me-109. When the 51 would chase the 109 in a circle, the 51 would catch up. Then the 109 would climb until it stalled out and fell back into the P-51s gun sights. ;)