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Tuesday, October 5th, 2010 | Posted by Benjamin Smith
Progressives: as seen through the eyes of a U.S. Navy SEAL
Benjamin Smith - U.S. Navy SEAL

You are at war. Your way of life is under siege. Lose this war, and your family will be slaves.

A dictator once said, “Politics is war without bloodshed, and war is politics with bloodshed.” That dictator was Mao Tse Tung; a mass murderer of millions the Marxist dictator of China and the unsmiling Asian guy in the stylized posters who is a hero of some in our present government.

America’s current political ascended to power under the name “Progressive.” Let’s spend some time finding out what that label really means and how America is at war without bloodshed.

“Progressive” sounds pretty good, doesn’t it? Makes you think of progress. Only progress towards what? Who gets to reap the benefit of the so called progress?

Look back at America and what it used to be. The greatest nation in the history of mankind.

Look at it now. America is “progressing” towards socialism with government control over every aspect of our lives.

It’s sad but true. Glenn Beck has done a great job of exposing the Obama regime’s takeover of the country. We know what the Cloward and Piven model is about; events that those “Progressives” arrange to overwhelm the system until a crisis is created. ”Progressives” have achieved their goal of implementing a solution which sets them up for huge land grabs into our lives and American business.

“Progressivism” is basically an egalitarian form of government where everyone is forced to be equal in all respects. Sure, you can own your own business but the government steals all the profit from it and from you so they can give it to someone who lacks the ambition or enthusiasm that you have; and we take the word for granted. I wonder how many “Progressives” even know what the word means when they describes themselves with that term?

Somehow most of Americans just don’t get it. By hiding behind the term “Progressive,” socialists bent on seizing power away from the American citizen have gotten so far along with their agenda they’ve taken over the White House, Congress and Senate. Notice the banks, the insurance industry, manufacturing sectors and even healthcare.

How did they do it you ask? Through the traditional progression of warfare.

I know warfare. My adult life has been about preparation, engagement and waging war. However, an idea warfare comes long before bloodshed.

I highly suggest reading “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu; but put on a pair of rubber gloves before you pick up a copy of ‘Rules for Radicals’ by Alinsky. These books are not about the physical bloodshed in a battle theatre and killing or mutilation, they are books that teach a mindset and strategy for first waging war on the ‘Battlefield of Ideas.”

The “Progressive” is a sly and cunning character with a battle plan. What they’ve done most effectively to all of we who make up the the silent majority was to keep silent themselves.

You know that old saying: ‘the best thing the devil ever did was to convince you that he never existed?” It’s a great strategy in any type of conflict. Why confront head to head if you don’t have to? Why risk being outdone if you have smaller numbers or risk being proven a fake or just wrong if you can stand and make your point to everyone? Publicity opens the plan up to scrutiny.

The “Progressive” can stand next to you as your friend or behind you with your full trust while you remain unaware of his intentions.

He makes sure you’re comfortable and relaxed and works hard to get you thinking that the world is a good and safe place. The “Progresive” strives to make you believe that things are improving and there’s nothing to worry about. But the “Progressive” knows he can strike at will and you’ll never see it coming. You are on his battlefield, facing his obstacles and fighting on his terms.

You don’t even know you’re facing an adversary or that perhaps you’ve already lost. The ultimate victory is to win with all your forces intact and to never have even lifted a finger.

This is ‘the art of war.’

The goal of the 21st century progressive totalitarian is to win a war that nobody really noticed until it was way too late.

Are totalitarians such a bad thing? Not if you believe the state, usually under the control of a single political person or group, recognizes no limits to its authority and strives to regulate every aspect of public and private life.

History teaches us that when the dictator takes power, particularly one who makes his people believe that he does what he does for the good of mankind, then the populaton ends up dead or enslaved.

There is no example in history, modern or ancient, in which comprehensive governmental control over the individual lives of its people has led to anything other than poverty, misery and death by the millions . . . . to be continued >>>>>

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Ben Smith is a spokesman for Tea Party Express and Move America Forward. You can contact him by email at wetandsandy@yahoo.com

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My 911, a reality with Ben Smith, U.S. Navy SEAL – part one
Benjamin Smith, U.S. Navy SEAL

What a tragic day; Islamic terrorists from Al Qaeda hijacked commercial jets and used them to destroy the World Trade Center, hit the Pentagon and crashed a hijacked plane in Shanksville, Pennsylvania taking 3,000 innocent lives; Americans and foreigners of all sizes, colors, languages and religions.

Americans were shocked, mortified and caught completely off guard. Some mourned but others cheered our fate around the world.

We all remember what happened and we vowed to never forget. But the true meaning of never forget is not to forget what 9/11 means to our nation, to free people around the world and to never forget our mission.

I have never really tried to put together what 9/11 meant to me because of the far reaching impact it had on my life and where I was in my life at the time. It’s like being asked ‘What was BUDS like?’ or ‘What’s it like to be a Navy SEAL?’

The questions are just unanswerable in one sitting. The answers will usually produce a response of ‘really?’ or ‘You will have to come up with some better questions than that.’

My quick and ready answer is the first line of a Dickens book ‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.’ Then I just walk away.

Al-Qaeda Training

The catastrophe ripped me to the core because I grew up only forty miles away in Upstate New Jersey and knew people in the area as most did from that part of the country. In addition to growing up in New Jersey, I could see New York City on the horizon from the top of a mountain behind my house.

I used to visit my grandparents and cousins who lived out on Remsen and we would see the towers as we went past Yankee Stadium. Occasionally, we’d go into the city to ride in the elevators in the towers and jump when we got to the top. You’d feel like you were going to slam into the ceiling and could feel the weightlessness as you moved so quickly.

The buildings were huge; but until you have actually seen them and been in them, you don’t get the full scope of what happened there.

About four days prior to 9/11, I was a young Navy SEAL and had just graduated from SQT, the last hurdle to jump before reporting to my assigned Team or Platoon. I was happy and excited to be a Frogman and didn’t have a care in the world. Like firemen, you don’t wish for people to get into accidents or for their houses to burn down, but you want to get out there and do something because you just made it to the big leagues.

I wanted to test my skills somewhere in the world and there really wasn’t much going on anywhere. I wanted something to happen so the SEAL’s could save someone from the bad guys.

I remember thinking that my generation had nothing to show for itself other than the advent of computer and video games.

Little did I know of the horror that awaited a nation - my nation that I signed on to protect.

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Thanks for posting this from Ben Smith.

My Grandfather hated the progressives as much as he hated the communists. He died when I was a sophomore in college, and I never got to have a one on one adult to adult discussion with him why he hated the progressives so much.

Flash forward 4+ decades, and I went back to a high school reunion and went with a life long friend to a local museum which was pro union and pro progressive. It didn’t take long to realize what was happening back in pre and post WWI, post WWII.

The progressives, then were out in the open re their hatred of America, our churches and our sense of leaving us alone.
Then, their ultimate goal of taking over our property, our cities, our counties, states and finally America. That goal continues today in a semi covert way.

I recognized some of the surnames of the progressives in the museum pictures/newspapers, and I asked my friend if those in the pictures were grandparents or parents of certain class mates.

He said yes. Later, we discussed that connection with the different reality these people had in high school and apparently continued into their late adulthood, according to him. He had thought that they were just life long liberal democrats.

Armed with this history, that night at the reunion, we confronted some of the progressives at the reunion and dinner. None of them denied being progressives. One big bully throughout highschool got so mad, he left the dinner shortly after the salad was served along with my question and challenge to him.

Since then, I have studied the progressive movement to learn about them and somehow ended up on a local progressive email list for a while. Now, I understand why my Grandfather hated progressives so much. He had to live around those treasonous bastards for decades of his adult life.