The evidence for Neocommunism

The American Thinker ^ | October 9, 2007 | James Lewis

[Carbonsteel]

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[TruthFactor]

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[RightWhale]

Neocommunism is a weak attempt at a neologism. It will be forgotten. The movement is Global Civil Society.

[antisocial]

You’re welcome. spread it around.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Hillary Clinton's puppy love for Saul Alinsky, when she was a college student in the Sixties, is symbolic of the way the "new" radicals fell in love with the old, hard-line Communists.  Hillary Clinton started her adult life as a millenarian zealot, following the old prophet of radicalism. It's anybody's guess what she believes today, but I suspect it's not the Methodism of her youth. The methods of the Democratic Party today are taken straight out of Saul Alinsky's playbook.

Rush called this out yesterday, and stated that although he and Snerdly had never had difficulty detecting "seminar callers," they had always considered that they had entertainment value and had therefore not routinely screened them out - but now that Rush sees that he is the target of an Alinsky

The thirteenth rule: Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it and polarize it.” -- Saul Alinsky, Rules for Radicals, pgs 126 - 130

attack, he realizes that everything he says now will be taken out of context and distorted. So his policy will henceforth be to screen such calls out and not put them on the air, lest such callers tempt him into saying something which the left (neocommunists is a quite rational term for them) will find to be an attractive target.

[neverdem]

thanks, bfl

[struggle]

THE WORD NEOCOMMUNISM NEEDS TO BE USED.

Let’s define the debate.

[Carry_Okie]

The Sabbateans have never left us. They've been at it for over 300 years.