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To: kbennkc
We have been listening too much to Grover. He is a cancer on the GOP.

The trouble at CPAC & the real dividing line for conserving America

There is a lot of buzz in the conservative air this week, over what may be considered either corruptive or divisive in the ranks, at the current CPAC conference. From any moment to the next, it may be about one group's promotion of homosexuality, or another man's, Grover Norquist's, apparent Islamist activism, in conjunction with his Muslim wife.

Norquist has done much good, but his aims and influence are exemplary of what is has been harmful and corruptive in conservatism for a very long while. That is not because of his marital relations, but because he is married to unbalanced transnationalism. And though he is touted as a principal force for small government conservatism and big tent unity, he opens the door to the biggest government of all and thus becomes a very divisive factor, indeed. Not to worry though, this is not a personal diatribe. With your permission, a much broader point is to be made, featuring him only for the example.

Knowingly or not, Mr. Norquist is an operative for unifying conservatives to conserve the path to selling out America, by the century old, relativist, communitarian, and globalist model of the likes of Morgan/Rockefeller/H.Ford/Bush. And now, this plan is nearly complete, with George Soros, Maurice Strong, and Ban Ki-moon, two nation destroying Marxists and one more coy in his rhetoric, leading the way. (And as good Marxists, of course they have used their Soviet and Nazi trained Islamists among their many pawns, coincidentally for Norquist — Soviet link — Soviet link — Nazi links.) These globalist Marxists view small government transnationalists as dupes, because that is what they are. And that is so, because where national sovereignty is broken down, global governance is there, to fill the vacuum as if by physics, but please hold that thought.

The fact of Norquist's Islamist activism is just a toss-in, here (chronological links: 1, 2, 3, 4). To wrap-up the distastefully personal display of one man as a prime example of so many who place blind faith in the business is good business, wherever you find it model, still so prevalent in the Republican Party:

He is a longstanding member of the Council on Foreign Relations, which has ceased to be private about its goals of destroying national sovereignty in favor of global government.

While he does not lead with it, behind the curtains, he and his fellow brokers of grass-roots activists' power and twenty-five dollar checks, pull levers in favor of as many globalist trade agreements and policies for the fictitiously extranational status of American-licensed corportions as one can count. (Or, of formerly American businesses.) The excuse for transferring our nation's economic value overseas is always, of course, the big bad liberals' big bad taxes. How much better, when the straw man is a real villain?

Wealth and production dumping to China and favored nation status? Norquist has joked about how he channels the grass-roots stance against that, against itself.

Has he come out against the foreign welfare of Free Trade Zones on American land, as we deteriorate from First World status? One has Web searched and has not found it.

In keeping with the above, he is pro-amnesty for illegal immigrants, which, as James Simpson has explored, is in keeping with the Cloward-Piven model of overrunning the misguided generosity of American government and collapsing it.

How is this irrational habit pattern to be described?

Whether they realize it or not, operators such as this, functionally if not by ideology, are transnational progressives on the vanguard, wolves to herd the sheep. And their big tent is so huge, it stretches over a false vision of a unified yet somehow free world. Such conservatives find themselves supporting communitarians such as George W. Bush, who inadvertently (or by plan from the outset ) wind up supporting more and more suzerainty to world empire. But, if not the wolf and sheep allusion, does it smell fishy?

Transnationalism becomes communitarianism, becomes global communism, as the little fish nations are gobbled up by the manipulative, big fish seekers of absolute, New World Order power; all, while that ultimate power "corrupts absolutely." (If "communism" sounds extreme, just call it collectivism, neo-Marxism, or Marxofascism; it is the same. Or, if you don't like the more recently coined words, find the root and call it Babel.)

4 posted on 02/14/2011 4:32:17 PM PST by kabar
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To: kabar
We have been listening too much to Grover. He is a cancer on the GOP.

Then save the tumor and throw away the patient. The RINO ruling elite infested, spend and spend, TARP sucking, open borders, cowardly, disingenuous GOP can't die soon enough for me.

8 posted on 02/14/2011 4:45:13 PM PST by kbennkc (For those who have fought for it, freedom has a flavor the protected will never know.)
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