"ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Although I have no "loving wife" to thank for keeping the children away while I wrote, I do have many friends and teachers who have contributed to the process of thesis - writing. And I thank them for their tireless help and encouragement. In regard to the paper itself, there are three people who deserve special appreciation: Mr. Alinsky for providing a topic, sharing his time and offering me a job; Miss Alona E. Evans for her thoughtful questioning and careful editing that clarified fuzzy thinking and tortured prose; and Jan Krigbaum for her spirited intellectual companionship and typewriter rescue work.
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CHAPTER I
SAUL DAVID ALINSKY: AN AMERICAN RADICAL
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...In Rules for Radicals, Alinsky wrote: From the moment an organizer enters a community, he lives, dreams, eats, breathes, sleeps only one thing, and that is to build the mass power base of what he calls the army. The issue is never the issue. The issue is always building the army. The issue is always the revolution.
Guided by these principles, Alinskys disciples are misperceived as idealists; in fact, they are practiced Machiavellians. Their focus is invariably on means rather than ends. As a result they are not bound by organizational orthodoxies or theoretical dogmatisms in the way their still admired Marxist forebears were. Within the framework of their revolutionary agendas, they are flexible and opportunistic and will say anything (and pretend to be anything) to get what they want, which is power. David Horowitz
“The village needs an enemy...”
The NAZIS blamed, villified, persecuted, and killed the Jews.
Who will Hillary blame?
It takes a server village to hide a Benghazi coverup.
FHRC
Of course, the village needs an enemy. It already has an idiot.
Can't the democrats find a person with a single iota of integrity?
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When I read it years ago, I couldn’t believe how lame it was, especially for a Master’s Degree at a top flight college. Sophomoric, shallow, and poorly supported.
bflr