Revolution Communist Party Providing Ferguson Protest Signs Across The Country

Many of the signs being carried by the protesters of the “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” and “I Can’t Breathe” thugs are printed by RevCom (seen printed at the bottom of many of their signs). A quick investigation reveals that “RevCom” is shorthand for “Revolution Communists” with connections to Weather Underground.

I wrote an article over the weekend on the agitators behind the New York protests and cop killings. Part of that article mentioned the gang which NYPD cop killer, Ismaaiyl Abdullah Brinsley, may have belonged to, the Black Guerilla Family. This gang is allied with US Leftist groups and worked as an ideological partner with Bill Ayers’ Weather Underground terrorist organization. The Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP) is also directly connected to the Weather Underground and is providing protest signs across the nation. They are for revolution, not peaceful protests.

If you were watching the news broadcasts about the protests in New York City, you undoubtedly saw many people carrying signs reflecting their beliefs. But wait. The people holding those signs don’t look even barely capable of having printed the signs themselves, so you might wonder who the sponsor of the rally could be. Who furnished the signs?

So, if you’re at all curious, just click right here on revcom.us and see who provided those spiffy signs those idiots are holding up. It’ll only take a second.

https://danetteclark.wordpress.com/name-names-2/ Common Cores Radical Agenda Linda Darling-Hammond served as education advisor to President Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign. She developed assessments for the Common Core. Through an organization Linda Darling-Hammond co-founded, called the School Redesign Network, she worked closely with socialist Deborah Meier, communist Bill Ayers and ACORN to transform public schools into indoctrination centers, an effort formerly known as the Small Schools Initiative. She is concerned with white privilege and the teachings of global awareness, a commitment to the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, social justice, and service to an interdependent world. Vartan Gregorian was instrumental in the creation of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (CAC). He selected Bill Ayers, who personally selected Obama to work on the board of the CAC. In 2009, President Obama appointed Vartan Gregorian to the President’s Commission on White House Fellowships. Gregorian sits on the board of the Qatar Foundation. The Qatar Foundation was started by the founder of Al Jazeera and currently employs the grandson of Muslim Brotherhood founder, Hassan Al Banna. Mike Klonsky was national secretary of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) along with Bill Ayers and the other terrorists including Tom Hayden, Paul Booth, Jim Monsonis, Don McKelvey, Steve Max, Lee Webb, Jim Williams, Carl Oglesby, Jeff Shero, Nick Egleson, Carl Davidson, Greg Calvert, Thorne Dreyer, Carol Neiman, Mike Spiegel, Mark Rudd, John Jacobs, Marilyn Salzman Webb, Cathy Wilkerson, Bob Pardun, Bob Pardun, Paul Buhle, Mickey Flacks, Dick Flacks, Todd Gitlin, Bob Avakian and Bernardine Dohrn, among about 1000 members. In 1969, Klonsky started a Maoist organization called the October League, which later changed its name to the “Communist Party (Marxist Leninist)”. http://www.marxists.org/history/erol/ncm-1/debate-sds/rym.htm Toward a Revolutionary Youth Movement Mike Klonsky and the SDS had great success in creating mobs on college campuses opposed to the Vietnam War. With that success, he reached out to the radical blacks that were actively rioting and the unions that were always on strike at the time. Then he reached out to the youth, people that didn’t go to college or dropped out of school. Klonsky considers the United States to be a country that represses the poor and blames capitalism for this repression. Klonsky was a regular guest of the Chicoms until 1981, when the relationship soured over the post-Mao leadership’s free-market reforms. Klonsky is more communist than China. Mike Klonsky co-founded the “Small Schools Workshop” with Bill Ayers. He served on Bill Clinton’s Advisory Panel on School Violence. He ran a blog on the Obama presidential campaign’s official website in 2008. Mike Klonsky’s father was convicted in the mid-50s for advocating the forcible overthrow of the U.S. government. Klonsky and Ayers used the “Small Schools Workshop” to promote small schools where high schools would have no more than 400 students, it would be easier to indoctrinate a small student body. Obama and Ayers collaborated on the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (CAC) education reform project. Obama oversaw the funding decisions and gave the Klonsky/Ayers Small Schools Workshop $1,056,162. When Obama sat on the Joyce and Woods Funds board, he gave the Klonsky/Ayers Small Schools Workshop nearly another $1 million. Mike Klonsky said: “My own support for Obama is … a recognition that the Obama campaign has become a rallying point for young activists and offers hope for rebuilding the civil right and antiwar coalitions that have potential to become a real critical force in society.” Mike Klonsky serves on the national steering committee of Save Our Schools, an organization that works in partnership with the Coalition of Essential Schools (CES). CES is the movement behind CSCOPE and Common Core. Deborah Meier is a founding leader of Democratic Socialists of America, a Marxist organization that strives to end capitalism and bring about “a humane international social order”. Meier joined forces with Theodore Sizer, founder of the Coalition of Essential Schools (CES). With the help of organizations, including the Small Schools Workshop, they transformed dozens of New York schools into Small Schools and CES member schools. CES opposes standardized testing, “… tests of every sort are largely indicative of one’s family wealth and social status as well as the ethnic and racial background of students”. Cathy Wilkerson is also a former DSS and Weather Underground terrorist. In 1970 she was helping construct a nail bomb intended for a dance at Fort Dix when it prematurely exploded and killed three of her fellow terrorist. She served less than a year in prison. Cathy Wilkerson has taught for math for 30 years at CES schools. She teaches RadicalMath that integrates racism and social justice. Common Core Tim Wise is a self-proclaimed anti-racism expert. The following is from Tim Wise’s own page www.timwise.org For those who have seen the ugliness and heard the vitriol emanating from the mouths of persons attending McCain/Palin rallies this past week — what with their demands to kill Barack Obama, slurs that he is a terrorist and a traitor, and paranoid delusions about his crypto-Muslim designs on America — please know this: This is how fascism comes to an ostensible democracy. If it comes — and if those whose poisonous, unhinged verbiage has been so ubiquitous this week have any say over it, it surely will — this is how it will happen: not with tanks and jackbooted storm troopers, but carried in the hearts of men and women dressed in comfortable shoes, with baseball caps, and What Would Jesus Do? wristbands. It will be heralded by up-dos, designer glasses, you-betcha folksiness and a disdain for big words or hard consonants. If fascism comes, it will spring from the soil of middle America, from people known as values voters but whose values are toxic, from simple folk whose simplicity, far from being admirable, is better labeled ignorance, from “all-American” types whose patriotism is a dagger pointed at the very heart of the national interest, for it so forsakes all the best principles upon which the republic was founded, choosing instead to elevate and ratify the narrow-mindedness, the bigotry, and the intolerance that also marked our country’s origins. If fascism comes, it will be ushered in by tailgaters at the big football game, by Joe Six Pack, who, upon finishing his sixth beer and belching forth the stench of a mediocre life lived, will gladly announce its arrival, so long as it comes with a steady supply of Pabst Blue Ribbon and hot dogs on the grill, and giant foam hands with a “We’re Number 1″ finger, some Mardi Gras beads and a good titty bar. If fascism comes it will dress like a hockey mom, or a NASCAR dad. It will believe Toby Keith to be an artist, Larry the Cable Guy to be a comic, and that the world was made in six literal days less than 6000 years ago. The guy goes on and on, read it here http://www.timwise.org/2008/10/this-is-how-fascism-comes-reflections-on-the-cost-of-silence/ Wise was a featured speaker at the 2009 Coalition of Essential Schools Fall Forum and has been invited to speak to students at several CES schools. CES is the movement behind CSCOPE and Common Core. Tim Wise said: “…conservative old white people have pretty much always been the bad guys… unwilling to share the category of American with others on equal terms. Fine, keep it up. It doesn’t matter. Because you’re on the endangered list… you are not worth saving.” “In forty years or so… there won’t be any more white people around who actually remember that Leave it to Beaver, Father Knows Best, Opie-Taylor-Down-at-the-Fishing Hole cornpone bullshit that you hold so near and dear to your heart… there won’t be any more white folks around who think the 1950s were the good old days… so therefore, we’ll be able to teach about them accurately and honestly…” “… in about forty years, half the country will be black or brown. And there is nothing you can do about it…” “Do you hear it? The sound of your empire dying? Your nation, as you knew it, ending, permanently? Because I do, and the sound of its demise is beautiful.” Howard Machtinger Former member of the Students for a Democratic Society and co-founder of the Weather Underground Organization alongside Bill Ayers, Howard Machtinger recently served several years as director of the North Carolina Teaching Fellows program at UNC’s School of Education. He wrote: “…today the right, including the religious right, is contemptuous and mean-spirited toward the poor, especially if they are people of color. They are losers, who are not fully citizens, whose voting rights need to be curtailed and whose culture needs a makeover. Even some of the Black mega-churches preach an updated version of the ‘gospel of wealth.’” Bill Ayers Mike Klonsky co-founded the “Small Schools Workshop” with Bill Ayers. He served on Bill Clinton’s Advisory Panel on School Violence. He ran a blog on the Obama presidential campaign’s official website in 2008. Communist, domestic terrorist and former co-founder of the Weather Underground Organization, William Ayers worked on the board of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (CAC) with President Obama during the late 1990s. Through the CAC, Ayers and Obama invested $50 million dollars in the expansion of Theodore Sizer’s Coalition of Essential Schools (CES). Bill Ayers’ organization, the Small Schools Workshop, which also received funding through the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, was instrumental in the expansion of CES schools. CES is the movement behind CSCOPE and Common Core. Ayers also created, in collaboration with longtime communist Mike Klonsky, the so-called “Small Schools Movement” (SSM), where individual schools committed themselves to the promotion of specific political themes and pushed students to “confront issues of inequity, war, and violence.” A chief goal of SSM is to teach students that American capitalism is a racist, materialistic doctrine that has done incalculable harm to societies all over the world. One of the more infamous students to attend an SSM school (Mountain View High School in Arizona) was Jared Lee Loughner, the gunman who — on January 8, 2011 in Tucson — shot Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in the head, leaving her in critical condition. Loughner also sprayed gunfire at others in the vicinity, wounding thirteen and killing six. In 1999 Ayers joined the Woods Fund of Chicago, where he served as a board member alongside Barack Obama until December 2002, at which time Obama left. Ayers went on to become Woods’ board chairman. In March 2008 Ayers was elected (by a large majority of his peers) as Vice President for Curriculum Studies at the American Educational Research Association (AERA), putting him in a position to exert great influence over what is taught in America’s teacher-training colleges and its public schools. Specifically, Ayers seeks to inculcate teachers-in-training with a “social commitment” to the values of “Marx,” and with a desire to become agents of social change in K-12 classrooms. Whereas “capitalism promotes racism and militarism,” Ayers explains, “teaching invites transformations” and is “the motor-force of revolution.” According to a former AERA employee, “Ayers’ radical worldview, which depicts America as “the main source of the world’s racism and oppression,” thoroughly “permeates” AERA. Bill Ayers quotes: “Kill all the rich people. … Bring the revolution home. Kill your parents.” “Teaching… urges revolutions small and large.” “Education is the motor-force of revolution.” “Capitalism promotes racism and militarism.” An extensive write-up on Ayers is here: http://twg2a.wordpress.com/tag/bernardine-dohrn/

I’ll try it again https://danetteclark.wordpress.com/name-names-2/ Common Cores Radical Agenda Linda Darling-Hammond served as education advisor to President Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign. She developed assessments for the Common Core. Through an organization Linda Darling-Hammond co-founded, called the School Redesign Network, she worked closely with socialist Deborah Meier, communist Bill Ayers and ACORN to transform public schools into indoctrination centers, an effort formerly known as the Small Schools Initiative. She is concerned with white privilege and the teachings of global awareness, a commitment to the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, social justice, and service to an interdependent world. Vartan Gregorian was instrumental in the creation of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (CAC). He selected Bill Ayers, who personally selected Obama to work on the board of the CAC. In 2009, President Obama appointed Vartan Gregorian to the President’s Commission on White House Fellowships. Gregorian sits on the board of the Qatar Foundation. The Qatar Foundation was started by the founder of Al Jazeera and currently employs the grandson of Muslim Brotherhood founder, Hassan Al Banna. Mike Klonsky was national secretary of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) along with Bill Ayers and the other terrorists including Tom Hayden, Paul Booth, Jim Monsonis, Don McKelvey, Steve Max, Lee Webb, Jim Williams, Carl Oglesby, Jeff Shero, Nick Egleson, Carl Davidson, Greg Calvert, Thorne Dreyer, Carol Neiman, Mike Spiegel, Mark Rudd, John Jacobs, Marilyn Salzman Webb, Cathy Wilkerson, Bob Pardun, Bob Pardun, Paul Buhle, Mickey Flacks, Dick Flacks, Todd Gitlin, Bob Avakian and Bernardine Dohrn, among about 1000 members. In 1969, Klonsky started a Maoist organization called the October League, which later changed its name to the “Communist Party (Marxist Leninist)”. http://www.marxists.org/history/erol/ncm-1/debate-sds/rym.htm Toward a Revolutionary Youth Movement Mike Klonsky and the SDS had great success in creating mobs on college campuses opposed to the Vietnam War. With that success, he reached out to the radical blacks that were actively rioting and the unions that were always on strike at the time. Then he reached out to the youth, people that didn’t go to college or dropped out of school. Klonsky considers the United States to be a country that represses the poor and blames capitalism for this repression. Klonsky was a regular guest of the Chicoms until 1981, when the relationship soured over the post-Mao leadership’s free-market reforms. Klonsky is more communist than China. Mike Klonsky co-founded the “Small Schools Workshop” with Bill Ayers. He served on Bill Clinton’s Advisory Panel on School Violence. He ran a blog on the Obama presidential campaign’s official website in 2008. Mike Klonsky’s father was convicted in the mid-50s for advocating the forcible overthrow of the U.S. government. Klonsky and Ayers used the “Small Schools Workshop” to promote small schools where high schools would have no more than 400 students, it would be easier to indoctrinate a small student body. Obama and Ayers collaborated on the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (CAC) education reform project. Obama oversaw the funding decisions and gave the Klonsky/Ayers Small Schools Workshop $1,056,162. When Obama sat on the Joyce and Woods Funds board, he gave the Klonsky/Ayers Small Schools Workshop nearly another $1 million. Mike Klonsky said: “My own support for Obama is … a recognition that the Obama campaign has become a rallying point for young activists and offers hope for rebuilding the civil right and antiwar coalitions that have potential to become a real critical force in society.” Mike Klonsky serves on the national steering committee of Save Our Schools, an organization that works in partnership with the Coalition of Essential Schools (CES). CES is the movement behind CSCOPE and Common Core. Deborah Meier is a founding leader of Democratic Socialists of America, a Marxist organization that strives to end capitalism and bring about “a humane international social order”. Meier joined forces with Theodore Sizer, founder of the Coalition of Essential Schools (CES). With the help of organizations, including the Small Schools Workshop, they transformed dozens of New York schools into Small Schools and CES member schools. CES opposes standardized testing, “… tests of every sort are largely indicative of one’s family wealth and social status as well as the ethnic and racial background of students”. Cathy Wilkerson is also a former DSS and Weather Underground terrorist. In 1970 she was helping construct a nail bomb intended for a dance at Fort Dix when it prematurely exploded and killed three of her fellow terrorist. She served less than a year in prison. Cathy Wilkerson has taught for math for 30 years at CES schools. She teaches RadicalMath that integrates racism and social justice. Common Core Tim Wise is a self-proclaimed anti-racism expert. The following is from Tim Wise’s own page www.timwise.org For those who have seen the ugliness and heard the vitriol emanating from the mouths of persons attending McCain/Palin rallies this past week — what with their demands to kill Barack Obama, slurs that he is a terrorist and a traitor, and paranoid delusions about his crypto-Muslim designs on America — please know this: This is how fascism comes to an ostensible democracy. If it comes — and if those whose poisonous, unhinged verbiage has been so ubiquitous this week have any say over it, it surely will — this is how it will happen: not with tanks and jackbooted storm troopers, but carried in the hearts of men and women dressed in comfortable shoes, with baseball caps, and What Would Jesus Do? wristbands. It will be heralded by up-dos, designer glasses, you-betcha folksiness and a disdain for big words or hard consonants. If fascism comes, it will spring from the soil of middle America, from people known as values voters but whose values are toxic, from simple folk whose simplicity, far from being admirable, is better labeled ignorance, from “all-American” types whose patriotism is a dagger pointed at the very heart of the national interest, for it so forsakes all the best principles upon which the republic was founded, choosing instead to elevate and ratify the narrow-mindedness, the bigotry, and the intolerance that also marked our country’s origins. If fascism comes, it will be ushered in by tailgaters at the big football game, by Joe Six Pack, who, upon finishing his sixth beer and belching forth the stench of a mediocre life lived, will gladly announce its arrival, so long as it comes with a steady supply of Pabst Blue Ribbon and hot dogs on the grill, and giant foam hands with a “We’re Number 1″ finger, some Mardi Gras beads and a good titty bar. If fascism comes it will dress like a hockey mom, or a NASCAR dad. It will believe Toby Keith to be an artist, Larry the Cable Guy to be a comic, and that the world was made in six literal days less than 6000 years ago. The guy goes on and on, read it here http://www.timwise.org/2008/10/this-is-how-fascism-comes-reflections-on-the-cost-of-silence/ Wise was a featured speaker at the 2009 Coalition of Essential Schools Fall Forum and has been invited to speak to students at several CES schools. CES is the movement behind CSCOPE and Common Core. Tim Wise said: “…conservative old white people have pretty much always been the bad guys… unwilling to share the category of American with others on equal terms. Fine, keep it up. It doesn’t matter. Because you’re on the endangered list… you are not worth saving.” “In forty years or so… there won’t be any more white people around who actually remember that Leave it to Beaver, Father Knows Best, Opie-Taylor-Down-at-the-Fishing Hole cornpone bullshit that you hold so near and dear to your heart… there won’t be any more white folks around who think the 1950s were the good old days… so therefore, we’ll be able to teach about them accurately and honestly…” “… in about forty years, half the country will be black or brown. And there is nothing you can do about it…” “Do you hear it? The sound of your empire dying? Your nation, as you knew it, ending, permanently? Because I do, and the sound of its demise is beautiful.” Howard Machtinger Former member of the Students for a Democratic Society and co-founder of the Weather Underground Organization alongside Bill Ayers, Howard Machtinger recently served several years as director of the North Carolina Teaching Fellows program at UNC’s School of Education. He wrote: “…today the right, including the religious right, is contemptuous and mean-spirited toward the poor, especially if they are people of color. They are losers, who are not fully citizens, whose voting rights need to be curtailed and whose culture needs a makeover. Even some of the Black mega-churches preach an updated version of the ‘gospel of wealth.’” Bill Ayers Mike Klonsky co-founded the “Small Schools Workshop” with Bill Ayers. He served on Bill Clinton’s Advisory Panel on School Violence. He ran a blog on the Obama presidential campaign’s official website in 2008. Communist, domestic terrorist and former co-founder of the Weather Underground Organization, William Ayers worked on the board of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge (CAC) with President Obama during the late 1990s. Through the CAC, Ayers and Obama invested $50 million dollars in the expansion of Theodore Sizer’s Coalition of Essential Schools (CES). Bill Ayers’ organization, the Small Schools Workshop, which also received funding through the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, was instrumental in the expansion of CES schools. CES is the movement behind CSCOPE and Common Core. Ayers also created, in collaboration with longtime communist Mike Klonsky, the so-called “Small Schools Movement” (SSM), where individual schools committed themselves to the promotion of specific political themes and pushed students to “confront issues of inequity, war, and violence.” A chief goal of SSM is to teach students that American capitalism is a racist, materialistic doctrine that has done incalculable harm to societies all over the world. One of the more infamous students to attend an SSM school (Mountain View High School in Arizona) was Jared Lee Loughner, the gunman who — on January 8, 2011 in Tucson — shot Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in the head, leaving her in critical condition. Loughner also sprayed gunfire at others in the vicinity, wounding thirteen and killing six. In 1999 Ayers joined the Woods Fund of Chicago, where he served as a board member alongside Barack Obama until December 2002, at which time Obama left. Ayers went on to become Woods’ board chairman. In March 2008 Ayers was elected (by a large majority of his peers) as Vice President for Curriculum Studies at the American Educational Research Association (AERA), putting him in a position to exert great influence over what is taught in America’s teacher-training colleges and its public schools. Specifically, Ayers seeks to inculcate teachers-in-training with a “social commitment” to the values of “Marx,” and with a desire to become agents of social change in K-12 classrooms. Whereas “capitalism promotes racism and militarism,” Ayers explains, “teaching invites transformations” and is “the motor-force of revolution.” According to a former AERA employee, “Ayers’ radical worldview, which depicts America as “the main source of the world’s racism and oppression,” thoroughly “permeates” AERA. Bill Ayers quotes: “Kill all the rich people. … Bring the revolution home. Kill your parents.” “Teaching… urges revolutions small and large.” “Education is the motor-force of revolution.” “Capitalism promotes racism and militarism.” An extensive write-up on Ayers is here: http://twg2a.wordpress.com/tag/bernardine-dohrn/

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RADICAL OF THE WEEK

Linda Darling-Hammond

Linda Darling-Hammond, who served as education advisor to President Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, is currently developing assessments for our new national curriculum, the Common Core State Standards.

Darling-Hammond is a long time advisory board member to the National Equity Project, formerly known as the Bay Area Coalition of Essential Schools and the Bay Area Coalition for Equitable Schools (or BayCES). The National Equity Project/BayCES opened in 1991 as a regional office for Theodore Sizer’s Coalition of Essential Schools (CES).

CES is an outgrowth of the Annenberg Institute for School Reform at Brown University and is the progressive reform movement behind Common Core.

Through an organization she co-founded called the School Redesign Network, and through the National Equity Project/BayCES, Darling-Hammond has worked closely over the years with socialist, Deborah Meier, communist, Bill Ayers, and several ultra-liberal organizations, including the crooked and recently de-funded ACORN, to open new progressive schools and transform existing public schools into progressive indoctrination centers. This reform effort was once widely known as the ‘small schools initiative’ or ‘small schools movement’.

To read more about Meier and Ayers, look for them at the Name Names page.

The most liberal school systems in our country today known for political and social indoctrination are districts that dove head first into CES/small school reform years ago and remain there today. Namely, Chicago Public Schools, New York City Public Schools, Oakland Unified School District, and Seattle Public Schools (among others).

Today, the National Equity Project’s main focus is addressing “race and class-based gaps in achievement… resulting from historical and institutional biases”. In short, ‘white privilege’.

Darling-Hammond has long been an advocate for repaying what she refers to as “an education debt” owed to African-Americans, a view fostered by many radical educators, including Obama friend, the late Derrick Bell, who was also an advocate for reparations for slavery.

The National Equity Project provides ‘equity coaching’ to educators in numerous school districts nationwide. This is the same equity coaching that brought us the ‘peanut butter and jelly sandwich is racist’ mentality that made news last year.

Darling-Hammond, who also had a hand in the creation of the controversial CSCOPE curriculum in Texas, recently endorsed the American Humanist Association’s Ten Guiding Principles for Teaching Values in America’s Public Schools. These principles include global awareness, a commitment to the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, social justice, and service to an ‘interdependent world’.

Read more about the ‘education debt’ here. Also, see the other faces behind the Coalition of Essential Schools at Name Names.

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