The Assassin Revolution Has Been Published: WWE's Creative Team

As we all know, "the Revolution will be Published" has been written by Jason Le Blanc for some time now. I personally like it, but really, it always says that is will be published. When will it finally be Published? Anyway, I digress

But since its existence, the WWE's creative team has been at the center of all storylines in the WWE. You probably figured that out by now. But really, what is going on with them anyway?

How do we get storyline ideas from insiders? It is not from the wrestlers, but from the creative team. They are the first to know and the only people you can get information from who actually know the full story.

It is really annoying to see that insiders can get information from the so easily. It goes like this:

Insider: Hi, can you tell me what will happen with Christian Cage?

Creative Team Member: No, sorry, that is confidential.

Insider: Please?? I have some candy...It's chocolate.

CTM: Well, you drive a hard bargain. But no, no, sorry. I cannot give the information away.

Insider: Ok, but I'll be your best friend

CTM: WOW really?? Ok then sure here it is. Christian will debut on ECW soon, and then interupt Jack Swagger during a promo. Yep, he will beat him later than night after Teddy Long makes a match between them.

Insider: WOW, thanks. By the way, we are no longer friends.

CTM: Ah, DANG!! Foiled again! Those insiders are tricky.

That was an exact portrayal between a Creative Team Member and an Insider. See, this is why we find out information. Most of the time, insiders make friends with creative. They see that they know things that will happen.

Heck they help write the stuff for crying out loud. I mean, why wouldn't they know. And the creative team should realize that all the insiders want is information from them. Most likely they would have nothing to do with them if they were not.

We wonder how the insiders get the news they get, that is how. They talk to creative team members who have not be taught how to avoid questions asked by people.

Most of the time, wrestlers are taught many ways on how to do interviews and other things. The Creative Team is hired to do one thing, be creative. They write a lot of the stuff, too.

But seriously, why blame the people who write about the news? Blame the people who give it. If they didn't talk to anyone, we would never know what would happen on RAW, ECW, or SmackDown the next week.

This could be why Vince McMahon has to keep everyone in the dark on Wrestlemania 25 plans. He wants it to be the best ever, and having people give things away would take away from the surprise he wants too happen.

The creative team is in the dark aswell, and that means that information won't get out. Because there is no one to get information from other than Vince McMahon himself. Who would never in a million years give away what will happen on a show or PPV.

I'm sure Vince tells the creative team not to give things away. But insiders/journalist do not give away sources. So it could be anyone on the team. Meaning Vince can't fire anyone.

If he knew who the culprit or culprits were, then he could. So Vince's idea to keep them in the dark is a great idea. You have so much you could do, and throwing out ideas is good to do with them.

But by not writing them down for sure, means the team is not sure what will happen. If a rumor gets out, then since they did not write things down to begin with they will not have a problem changing things up.

With recent events like Matt Hardy betraying Jeff, and Edge winning the World Heavyweight Championship. It seems as if the idea is working well to keep them in the dark, too.

Most only know as much as we do right now. So that is a good thing for Wrestlemania 25 and other things. Not sure how you feel about it, but for me the idea is great.

And unlike Jason's article, the Assassin Revolution has been Published.