They are changing America by changing the people
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)
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)