More in my continuing series on understanding the Radical Left now in power in Washington.   From “Reveille for Radicals.” The radical places human rights far above property rights.  He is for universal, free public education and recognizes this as fundamental to the democratic way of life.  He will be for local control but will condemn … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 5)

Sorry it was a busy day yesterday so I didn’t get my Alinsky quote of the day up.  Here is one from “Rules for Radicals” the book that inspired Hillary Clinton, Bill Ayers and Barack Obama.  Alinsky was the ‘god’ father of the community organizing movement.   He dedicated this book to Lucifer: Lest we forget at … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 4)

I guess this explains all those old hippies with earrings like Bill Ayers: He is a brave young man whose life is not cluttered up with prejudices and fear.  He is a radical. Radicals always remain young in spite of the passage of years.  That is one of the differences between the radical and the liberal.  … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 3)

If you are as old as I am, you remember Woodstock in 1969, the symbol still of the ‘let it all hang out’ generation—peace, free love, and no rules.   In fact, “radicals” ruled and the concepts that Alinsky esposed were being seeded, by the likes of Obama’s friend Bill Ayers, into a gullible generation.   Forty years later … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 2)

Have you seen those calendars that were used to make fun of President Bush?  Well I would like to see one for making fun of radicals in the mould of Saul Alinsky (you know Obama’s inspiration).  Here is a quote that is only funny because “radicals” are peace-loving people, right?   They love all people too, … Continue reading Alinskyism (Day 1)