[txnativegop]

It is available in several different formats.

[txnativegop]

https://archive.org/details/RulesForRadicals

here is the url address

[loveliberty2]

Just read online at the site—save the money.

[Responsibility2nd]

Look on Obama’s nightstand. It’s next to his Koran.

[mountainlion]

Killerys graduation thesis wakes interesting reading but a bit boring.

[philetus]

I see you meant free. I thought maybe it was hard to get.

[Califreak]

I believe there are many people applying the rules to everyday life situations in the workplace, in dysfunctional families, etc.

[Vermont Lt]

Got mine for Kindle. It might have been free with Prime.

[cpdiii]

Amazon has it. I suggest you buy the book and read it, all of it. Once you have read it, everything that is happening in the attempt to destroy the USA is very clear. I see so many current things occuring that I can turn to the pages in Alinsky's book and just say, yes that is what they are doing.

If one looks at the current campaign against President Trump, the tactics come right out of the book, "Rules for Radicals." Alinsky was an evil SOB, but I must admit a most brilliant SOB. His most famous follower of many followers was and is Hillary Clinton. Alinsky was not corrupt but and ideologue. Hillary was and is an ideologue but corrupt. Thank God for her corruption that the public came to know. Otherwise we would have President Hillary as the reincarnation of Saul Alinsky.

[rktman]

🤔. Nearly any antifa or bam outlet at a campus near you.

[BuffaloJack]

I’ll bet Hillary has it committed to memory.

[Gay State Conservative]

Sorry...have no need for it.I see “Rules For Radicals” in action every time I drive by Wellesley College and also on my regular visits to Harvard Square.

[Aevery_Freeman]

Many libraries have it to loan for free. You’ll need to register.

[Jess Kitting]

Other than for opposition research, why would anyone want to read that trash?

[Mastador1]

I would say the easiest way would be to visit the office of any demonrat.

[Billthedrill]

Alinsky is a hard guy to pin down politically. The Left loves his tactics, yes, and embraces their amorality, but Alinsky was not a Communist, small "c" or large. Neither was he an anarchist, although his tactics very definitely were anarchic. There seems to be a distinct disconnection between his philosophy and his actions that is obscured by the volume at which he always insisted that he was for the Downtrodden.

How seriously can you take a guy who celebrates Lucifer the Rebel and ignores his works? That seems to me to sum up Alinsky in a sentence. But he was an organizational genius, according to William F. Buckley, and it is useful to study his tactics because they're going to be used on you.

[Sapwolf]

Already have it.

And....mine is signed by Gov. Sarah Palin.

Gotta study the enemy’s playbook.

:-)

[Falconspeed]

Rules from proud leaders who think they are better than others:
1. Find a tiny mistake in a person and magnify it 1000x.
2. Demand that the person asks for forgiveness.

Thankfully, the Lord works differently:
Show Him your biggest mistake and then
Embrace the cross as the source of forgiveness.