They are changing America by changing the people
I was going to write about communication today, the greatest asset required to be a successful community organizer, however, just making my rounds of blogs this morning I thought Saul Alinsky’s further admonition about destabilizing communities was more appropriate. The militant Muslims we see protesting around the country have most definitely been trained by leftist … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 16)
For anyone wondering how a man like Obama is about to be sworn in as President of the United States, I implore readers to read two books. Read Saul Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals” and Obama’s (ghostwritten?) “Dreams from my Father.” And, for conservatives now gnashing teeth over issues: bailouts, taxes, gun control, welfare, immigration etc. … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 15)
Note to readers: This is another of the sporadic posts which I have categorized as “community destabilization.” Immigrants and refugees offer a continuous supply of ‘Have-nots’ for whom radicals can wage a war against the ‘Haves.’ Community instability is necessary to bring about “change.” To Saul Alinsky the world breaks down along clean lines … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 14)
Day 13 is about Bill Ayers. Continuing on, in no particular order, with my reading of Saul Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals” —since I mentioned Ayers here just yesterday (or the day before), I’ll tell you what I learned about him from Alinsky. Alinsky says of radical youths (the Greek rioters?) that they are lonely with … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 13)
This is another in my sporadic series on the work of Saul Alinsky admired both by our president-elect and Hillary Clinton. Today’s quote is from “Rules for Radicals” and is from the section entitled “The Ideology of Change” and I believe helps explain why it seems that Obama is a blank slate and why he … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 12)