[Peach]

Conservatives David Horowitz and Richard Poe, co-authors of The Shadow Party: How George Soros, Hillary Clinton and the Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the Democratic Party, refer to the Democracy Alliance as probably one of the “most active Shadow Party groups today.”

A must read, but not at night for people who value their sleep. It's a disturbing portrayal at what's going on behind the scenes.

[FairOpinion]

" It's a disturbing portrayal at what's going on behind the scenes."


And I bet it's only the tip of the iceberg.

Frontpage Magazine published an article a couple of years ago or so, where they tracked the funding of several leftist organizations and ownerships and showed the intricately intertwined organizations, which deliberately make it hard to find out who is behind some innocously named organization. I wish I had bookmarked it, now I can't find it.

[Txsleuth]

LOL...very true...but it is a keeper..there is a lot of names, groups, etc. that will be good for future use.

[WashingtonSource]

David Horowitz was on Hannity & the Ugly One last night in a discussion of Duke's Gang of 88. He seemed to be havy trouble with his voice, but was very angry. Anyone know when his voice sounds so strained and he could not give it enough volume. He was not in his best form.

[supremedoctrine]

Every bit as disturbing as what Soros & Co. are trying to set up, is the recognition of just HOW MUCH MONEY from every kind of contributor gets pumped into the coffers of the National Committees of both parties and the war chests of individual candidates, and all the money put into establishing "organizations" charged with the task of activist propaganda and other virtually "virtual" objectives--just consider a ten year slice, say from 1994 to 2004, and the amount is probably into the hundreds of millions. The amounts are HUGE from BOTH sides, and what is the ultimate objective? Seems to me it does nothing but feed the gridlocked status quo, and finances an abstract "dream" not mutually shared by both sides.
Think of what could be done with that money, if only it could be diverted into structural change.The never to be overcome obstacle here, of course, is that both (D) and (R) want and need the money ONLY to finance their massive organizations, as if to keep a perpetually expiring patient on LifeSupport, with a bill of lading as ludicrously overpriced as a $500 Pentagon hammer.