Means and Ends: Alinsky, Beck, Satan and Me, Part VI

NewsReal Blog ^ | August 21, 2009 | David Horowitz

[HorowitzianConservative]

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The wisest thing Lennon (John, not Vladimir) said about revolutionaries was a line in the song which declared (sort of) his parting of the ways with them: "You say you want a revolution, well, you know, we'd all like to see your plan." Lennon went on to say that radicals could count him out if they were preaching hate. (But then, the Beatles caved and changed the lyric so that it said both "you can count me out -- in." Well, who in in his right mind over the age of 30 looks for wisdom about reconstructing society to an art form in which "singing doo wah diddie diddie doo wah do" is regarded as genius? But don't get me wrong, I love this stuff).

We'd all like to see your plan. Yes indeed we would.

[HorowitzianConservative]

Horowitz's Alinsky series continues.

[Talkradio03]

Newsreelblog, you got 5 of the last 17 posts on FR, it might be a little too many, conservativexpress blog posted just like this in the past, and I don’t know what happened, but he’s been gone for 3 months,,.,just so you know

[DaveTesla]

“The fact is that revolutionaries beginning with Rousseau and Robespierre and Marx have never had a plan.”

Sure they did.
What's wrong with David?

Their plan was to be god to the world.

Their utopias always were and always will be a scam.