Alinsky VS Paine (Part 5)
February 11, 2010 | Kerretarded
Posted on Thursday, February 11, 2010 12:42:42 PM by Kerretarded
The purpose of these writings is quite simple. We wanted to provide an easy to use tool in understanding Alinsky’s teachings, the tactics used by his followers, their motives, and the contrast of these to the spirit of America and her forefathers. Alinsky’s goal was revolution, just as our forefathers; but the outcome of each revolution are as different as freedom vs slavery. You can find the archives HERE
Common Sense by Thomas Paine
I spent the last few snowy days confined to a bed due to a stomach bug that my lovely children felt generous enough to give to me. During that time, I did a lot of reading and spent some hours on some blog sites having “discussions” with many of these “skulls full of mush” that have been indoctrinated by Saul’s philosophy. They have learned well from their master.
In Part 4, eeevil gives a great summary of Saul’s intentions:
He wants people to feel frustrated, defeated, lost and futureless so they are willing to let go of the past. He claims that effective organization is thwarted by revolution, because the youth is too impatient and wants to go straight to the revolution. He likens the process to acts in a play. Introducing the players and the plot occurs in act one; developing them in act two; and the final struggle of good vs evil in act three.
Today, in Part 5, we will discuss going straight to the revolution. The revolution that we will talk about will not be a simple one like Saul envisions where his main goal is to rally his supporters to simply replace one king, King Big Business, for another king, King Big Government. The revolution that we will discuss is already being waged. It is the revolution for Common Sense Solutions! No more are we going to sit back and assume that Government has integrity. No more are we going to give confidence to a body of politicians who feel that they and only they have what it takes to be in seats of power.
Going back to Thomas Paine’s Introduction, he states the following:
As a long and violent abuse of power is generally the means of calling the right of it in question, (and in matters too which might never have been thought of, had not the sufferers been aggravated into the inquiry,) and as the king of England hath undertaken in his own right, to support the parliament in what he calls theirs, and as the good people of this country are grievously oppressed by the combination, they have an undoubted privilege to inquire into the pretensions of both, and equally to reject the usurpations of either.
This paragraph from Paine’s intro highlights what has been blinding many of us for decades. There has been a long and violent abuse of power going on in the halls of Congress. Both parties are complicit. I would say one much more so than the other, but both are guilty. Entrenched politicians and lobbyists have prevented any real change. So here we are at another crossroads in our country’s existence. A Saul Alinsky student, Barack Obama, waged a completely successful campaign to woo the public into thinking that Camelot was going to ride into Washington and DESTROY KING BIG BUSINESS. He has been very successful at doing that. It may be his only claim of success. The only problem is that the Hope and Change did not happen, at least not the Hope and Change that he conveyed would happen. He was going to give a house, a car, a stocked pantry and free energy for life to all who bowed down to his greatness. This has not happened and must not blind us to the fact that part of the percentage of disgruntled voters is these same people.
This is where our battle must begin. Over the weekend, I received my pocket Constitution and Declaration of Independence from the Heritage Foundation. The first two pages hold words that must forever be remembered. It says that Thomas Jefferson described the Declaration as:
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