Thanks for posting.
Whether it’s a criminal, mobs, gangs, progressives, socialists, communists, totalitarians...
...be prepared, mentally and physically.
“So where are the angry crowds, the demonstrations, sit-ins and unruly mobs?” - Frances Fox Piven - “Mobilizing the Jobless” January 10/17, 2011 edition; The Nation
This crap makes me angry. I made myself read "Rules for Radicals", and it was one of the hardest books to finish that I have ever read. It isn't that the material was difficult...to the contrary, it was crystal clear from the first paragraph. The very FIRST paragraph exposes very clearly what they are all about:
"What follows is for those who want to change the world from what it is to what they believe it should be. 'The Prince' was written by Machiavelli for the Haves on how to hold power. 'Rules for Radicals' is written for the Have-Nots on how to take it away."
It is unrestricted class warfare, pure and simple. And it is the bible of Obama and his like-minded followers. And Alinsky is the heart and soul, the essence of these people like Cloward and Piven.
I read something recently where there was a quote from Piven where she said something to the effect of "Why are people so angry and upset about what I say? I am just an elderly woman..." or something to that effect. You and I could both answer that question easily by reading aloud the article at The Blaze that you linked to: "FRANCES FOX PIVEN RINGS IN THE NEW YEAR BY CALLING FOR VIOLENT REVOLUTION"
If there were laws against treason, people who advocate this type of thing would not advocate what they do. The fact that people like Alinsky, Cloward, Piven, Kerry, Fonda and Ted Kennedy were never arrested, convicted and had said sentence carried out is proof positive of the statement that it is impossible to commit treason in this country now.
Ann Coulter makes the point in her excellent book Demonic" that our country was strong throughout most of its history because we did not tolerate the mob. Starting with George Washington taking on the personal responsibility to put down The Whiskey Rebellion, we had done a reasonably consistent job ensuring that citizens of this country knew that mob behavior was not to be tolerated. It is why we lasted so long.
This is not to say that there have not been mobs and riots, there have. But it is the exception, not the norm.
But Ann Coulter is dead on right in her book, where she says this all changed in the sixties. The government tolerated mobs, and since then, we have seen where that has taken us. It could have been easily predicted.
These "flash mobs" we refer to are being tolerated. Are there some arrests? Maybe there are. I had one Freeper say they were prosecuting, but I haven't seen it. Has anyone? Not that I know of.
But what is more disturbing is the concerted effort to suppress these incidents. This one we heard about in Milwaukee is disturbing, but even more so when you hear that there were multiple incidents exactly like it in the few months leading up to it in the same area. And not a single peep about it. These are going on in many places all over the country, But we aren't hearing about them because they are being reported nationally, at least up until now. The only way anybody was hearing about them was through small blurbs in local or regional newspapers, and even then, not the large metropolitan ones.
Here's the analogy that I like to use. I spent time in military aviation, and one of the things that surprised me was the volume of military airplanes that crashed during the time of my enlistment. Just off the top my head, I can think of four planes that I saw crash with my own eyes. Literally saw them crash with my own eyes. And that isn't even the ones that crashed in my sphere of direct experience that I didn't see with my own eyes, which were even more.
Now, if you take that number and extrapolate it across the US military community, that is a lot of crashing planes and helicopters. But the thing is, most civilians have no idea, none whatsoever. If a US Navy jet crashes in the Indian Ocean, and the squadron was from Lemoore, then the regional papers around that area might mention it. But unless it crashed into a building and killed people (or nearly did so) you would never hear about it if you lived in Omaha, NE or Boston, MA.
Now, you didn't hear about it, because to be honest, the US military doesn't really push it. They don't like people to know when, how, or how frequently their planes crash. In this case, we have the same dynamic on all levels of the media, law enforcement and government to suppress information on these mob events for reasons that are not hard to figure out, but have the same general result.
They might not all get their heads together and send out marching orders, but the people who make decisions in this are, for the most part, following the same road, and it gets them all there to the same place as if they did have marching orders. (See my new tagline)
(From a comment on Piven): “Are we not also promoting violence with our responses and our call to “arm ourselves” against those who we disagree with?”
There is a difference between Piven’s call to attack and arming for self defense. Comments are closed at the site, by the way, so the moron who said it won’t see the response.
Frances Fox Piven - “Mobilizing the Jobless” January 10/17, 2011 edition; The Nation
Which indicates that 1st, there must be ‘the jobless.’ 0bama/Pelosi/Reid/Soros/Democrats are doing this as we speak. They don’t have to organize all. They just have to make them unemployed, angry and hungry.
“Jul 20, 2008 ... We’ve got to have a civilian national security force that’s just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded.” Barack Hussein Obama, II.
Now, to define “powerful” “Just as strong” and “just as well-funded.” Exact definitions. Exact methods. Exact funding. Exact requirements. Exact objectives. Exact legal authority. Exact policies and regulations. Exact resources. These are....?