What am I doing?

Wednesday - September 22, 2010

What am I doing?

Today, I am preparing to make the changes to the website that I have been working toward. I am keeping the original intent of Pinecone Conservatives intact. I am however, adding more interactive content.

Websites need to serve its subscribers and need to be energized to stay fresh and alive. When I started this site, 14 months ago, I was green. I was a novice and I was developing my voice. Today, more than a year later, I have developed the beginning of a small movement and an organization that will be a voice for conservative values, action and thought.

Some things take time and some things are worth fighting for. Our liberty and freedom took time to develop and in the end it was worth the fight.

Next week, I will have more on the changes and I will have the revised Guide to Conservative Organizing posted and available to view on the site. This is just one item that will begin to tie the loose ends together. I didn’t start Pinecone Conservatives as a one election cycle organization. I started Pinecone, because I believe in conservatism and I believe that there is an energized voter that will take back the country for the sake of the country.

Organizations don’t need big numbers to be successful. Our Declaration of Independence was signed by 56 men. The original Continental Army only had a few officers and it consisted of a few citizens that took up a gun to fight for freedom. Powerful organizations start with a few members and, if the message is pure and true, then they grow.

I am taking the rest of the week off to work with the web master and to refine the home page so that the loose ends are tightened, so that we can move to the next step.

The timing of this next stage will be met with the introduction of the site to a few key political leaders and to conservative members in the press. I hope to have the type of conversations that will enable Pinecone to move ahead.

Our voice and message have been pure and I have ensured that it will remain so.

I hope I have given an answer to today’s title. I will be back on Monday, September 27, 2010.

Gregory C. Dildilian
Founder and Executive Director
Pinecone Conservatives

A footnote: James Madison said:” The advancement and diffusion of knowledge is the only guardian of true liberty.” There are 41 days left until the midterms it is never to late to educate and never to late to get involved in the political process.