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Anytime an individual, organization, political entity, or nation wishes to destroy the constitution of the United States, it attempts to do so by chipping away at the very foundation of the Constitution piece by piece, line by line, word by word.
The primary method of this systematized destruction is implemented by creating a danger, or an illusion of danger, that is so grave, so severe, so extreme, that unorthodox and unparalleled measures must be adapted to "ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC".
The primary method of this systematized destruction is implemented by creating a danger, or an illusion of danger, that is so grave, so severe, so extreme, that unorthodox and unparalleled measures must be adapted to "ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC".
Friday, June 10, 2011
Demonic
Coulter tells us that she could never understand how liberals can go to so many impressive colleges “and yet they seem so stupid.” That is until now. Coulter says that in the course of her research she’s concluded that today’s liberals hit every behavioral pattern of “groupthink,” or as she dubs it, the “mob.”
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Loss of Freedom Spiral
Anytime an individual,organization,political entity,or nation wishes to destroy the constitution of the United States,it attempts to do so by chipping away at the very foundation of the Constitution piece by piece, line by line, word by word. The primary method of this systematized destruction is implemented by creating a danger, or an illusion of a danger, that is so grave, so severe, so extreme, that unorthodox and unparalleled measures must be adapted to "ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC".
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
The REAL color of change
As the battle cry "workers of the world unite", which originated with the closing of the Communist Manifesto, written by Karl Marx, is trumpeted by President Obama's close allies, we also see groups and organizations that support The President raise their ugly heads and show their real colors. In the final sprint to the November elections with much of the existing power base in jeopardy the opposition spews out its venom.
With Color Of Change, "Changing the color of democracy" to the the color of Communism..RED, we now see the Red interior of The Presidents closest group, a group that Barack Husaien Obama promised to let re-shape the government, flash it's true color as Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) releases a new book about ACORN, "Seeds of Change". How appropriate is that name.
Peter Dreier, an advisor for Obama's 2008 Presidential Campaign, writes at the DSA's Talking Union blog, praising Atlas's book and probably bows as much as the President does. Here is what Peter says about the Presidents "mafia", ACORN:
Dreier's article was originally entitled "ACORN's Kiss-Ass Activism", until Talking Union editor Jason Schulman noticed the mistake and changed the title.
"No group was better at kicking ass than ACORN. That’s the story that John Atlas tells in his fascinating new book... Seeds of Change is full of fascinating people, colorful anecdotes, and political drama, but it is really a story about the hard but hopeful work of bringing about progressive change...
Atlas also reports on ACORN’s cunning “homesteading” campaign in Philadelphia in the 1970s that involved members illegally taking over blocks of abandoned housing in order to pressure local officials to direct funding for repairs and rehabilitation. He describes ACORN’s bold and successful campaign to pass a statewide referendum in November 2004 to raise Florida’s minimum wage by a dollar an hour...
Atlas devotes a chapter of Seeds of Change to the ACORN-affiliated Working Families Party, which has groomed activists to run for city and state offices in New York, helped them win elections, and played an important role in building a progressive coalition with labor unions and other groups.
Atlas, like ACORN’s leaders, expected Obama’s victory in 2008 to give the organization even greater influence. But during the campaign, and soon after Obama took office, ACORN became the target of a right-wing assault that it was unprepared for and, ultimately, unable to survive. Atlas reports on what he describes as the “tragedy” of ACORN’s downfall...
Atlas’s history of ACORN is sympathetic to the controversial group, but does not shy away from exposing its weaknesses, clashes over strategy, internal power struggles, tensions between white Ivy League organizers and a membership of mostly blacks and Latinos, as well as ACORN’s trouble with staff turnover...
Although Atlas recounts ACORN’s rise and fall, Seeds of Change does not end on a downer note. Atlas shows how, over the years, ACORN has been a real school for democracy, training thousands of activists who, even after leaving ACORN, continued to work as effective organizers for hundreds of community groups, unions, environmental organizations, and other public interest groups. Many ACORN veterans worked as key staff for elected officials and some became successful politicians themselves. Atlas also notes that ACORN’s willingness to experiment with different strategies and approaches has changed the field of organizing in numerous ways."
The entire article can be read at NewZeal
Notes: http://colorofchange.org/
Change doesn't come from Washington. Change comes to Washington.
BARACK OBAMA, DNC speech, Aug. 28, 2008
"We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek." Barack Obama
"Change has come to America." Barack Obama
Obama's Change: Communism in America
With Color Of Change, "Changing the color of democracy" to the the color of Communism..RED, we now see the Red interior of The Presidents closest group, a group that Barack Husaien Obama promised to let re-shape the government, flash it's true color as Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) releases a new book about ACORN, "Seeds of Change". How appropriate is that name.
Peter Dreier, an advisor for Obama's 2008 Presidential Campaign, writes at the DSA's Talking Union blog, praising Atlas's book and probably bows as much as the President does. Here is what Peter says about the Presidents "mafia", ACORN:
Dreier's article was originally entitled "ACORN's Kiss-Ass Activism", until Talking Union editor Jason Schulman noticed the mistake and changed the title.
"No group was better at kicking ass than ACORN. That’s the story that John Atlas tells in his fascinating new book... Seeds of Change is full of fascinating people, colorful anecdotes, and political drama, but it is really a story about the hard but hopeful work of bringing about progressive change...
Atlas also reports on ACORN’s cunning “homesteading” campaign in Philadelphia in the 1970s that involved members illegally taking over blocks of abandoned housing in order to pressure local officials to direct funding for repairs and rehabilitation. He describes ACORN’s bold and successful campaign to pass a statewide referendum in November 2004 to raise Florida’s minimum wage by a dollar an hour...
Atlas devotes a chapter of Seeds of Change to the ACORN-affiliated Working Families Party, which has groomed activists to run for city and state offices in New York, helped them win elections, and played an important role in building a progressive coalition with labor unions and other groups.
Atlas, like ACORN’s leaders, expected Obama’s victory in 2008 to give the organization even greater influence. But during the campaign, and soon after Obama took office, ACORN became the target of a right-wing assault that it was unprepared for and, ultimately, unable to survive. Atlas reports on what he describes as the “tragedy” of ACORN’s downfall...
Atlas’s history of ACORN is sympathetic to the controversial group, but does not shy away from exposing its weaknesses, clashes over strategy, internal power struggles, tensions between white Ivy League organizers and a membership of mostly blacks and Latinos, as well as ACORN’s trouble with staff turnover...
Although Atlas recounts ACORN’s rise and fall, Seeds of Change does not end on a downer note. Atlas shows how, over the years, ACORN has been a real school for democracy, training thousands of activists who, even after leaving ACORN, continued to work as effective organizers for hundreds of community groups, unions, environmental organizations, and other public interest groups. Many ACORN veterans worked as key staff for elected officials and some became successful politicians themselves. Atlas also notes that ACORN’s willingness to experiment with different strategies and approaches has changed the field of organizing in numerous ways."
The entire article can be read at NewZeal
Notes: http://colorofchange.org/
Change doesn't come from Washington. Change comes to Washington.
BARACK OBAMA, DNC speech, Aug. 28, 2008
"We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek." Barack Obama
"Change has come to America." Barack Obama
Obama's Change: Communism in America
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