Posted on 04/03/2012 6:23:56 PM PDT by Nachum
On page 103 of Rules for Radicals is this quote from Alinsky,
The organizer’s job is to inseminate an invitation for himself, to agitate, introduce ideas, get people pregnant with hope and a desire for change and to identify you as the person most qualified for this purpose. [Emphasis added]
Is there anything inherently wrong with wanting people to have hope and to wish for change in their lives? Of course not, but that is not the issue. As is so often the case with Liberals, their original intentions are noble, but the results are often antithetical to those intentions.
Alinsky proffers this scenario in the context of helping a community organizer to gain acceptance and credibility “without invitation” in an area where he or she might otherwise be shunned. This is exactly the way in which then Senator Obama used his famous “Hope and Change” mantra. An unknown Senator who had spent most of his adult years rubbing shoulders with the type of radicals that most Americans would never, in the words of Sarah Palin, “pal around with” needed an “in” with the common folks.
We then, are not surprised that when Barack Obama finds himself in San Francisco, in the company of his fellow Liberal elites, that he would utter his now famous description of ordinary Americans in small towns in Pennsylvania. In case you’ve forgotten what he said when he thought no microphones were on, here it is:
(Excerpt) Read more at alinskydefeater.com ...
Just as I suspected; now I know.
Hitler sold the Germans the same ‘pig in a poke’.
Obama names his first born Malia Ann Obama. MAO. Nuff said.
It’s gone from Hope and Change to Hate and Bait
Wow! Great find1 As our blunderer-in-chief Biden would say...it’s a BFD!
Rules for Radicals? Read Whitaker Chambers “Witness” Written before Rules for Radicals and it has All The COMMUNIST strategies that Obama has Used.
Seriously one of the best and most disturbing books I’ve ever read.
Should be a must read for everyone U.S. citizen.
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