Posted on 02/11/2018 2:59:01 PM PST by Greetings_Puny_Humans
These articles were written by Colin Flaherty:
Corrina Mehiel
“Just a few days after she was photographed with Nancy Pelosi grinning in approval, friends found Mehiel tied up, stabbed, tortured, and ultimately dead at the hands of El Hadji Alpha Madiou Toure, a black man arrested driving her car and using her debit card.
He said he didn’t do it.”
“Her belief in black victimization came, she said, at an early age when her mother read to her the book that would change her life: It Takes a Village, by Hillary Rodham Clinton.”
David Ruenzel
“Some liberals, most of which are ego-soaked, look for ways to support their self-perceived importance so they champion imaginary causes for that purpose,” Newburn said. “They are adult-children who feel free to construct fantasies about their greatness. Their narcissism in part functions to blind them to inconvenient realities. So to compensate, they idealize the targets of their misdirected and pathological ‘caring.’”
I have appreciated Colin Flaherty’s willingness to talk about a subject that needs discussion, but is largely forbidden in our society to discuss.
Like the Emperor with no clothes.
Thanks for the update. Bookmarked.
The Damage That Leftists Do.
Hard to believe people fall for it, but they do. It is the Siren Song of Leftism.
Bookmarked.
Thanks for the update.
Thanks !
This line was particularly striking to me so I put in the quote whenever I post that info:
[“Her belief in black victimization came, she said, at an early age when her mother read to her the book that would change her life: It Takes a Village, by Hillary Rodham Clinton.”]
Can you imagine some mother scrambling the brain of her child by reading to her from HRC? Boggles the mind. Child abuse, frankly.
You just KNOW there are idiots who read Obama’s “books” to their children.
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People like you and I understand that Leftists are completely on board with the brainwashing of young people, including those down to the pre-school level. It is sick.
They bring little kids to protests that have the most offensive signs and people at them with open and prominent profanity and sexual perversion. They have them sing songs to The Dear Leader. They warp their minds with lies to get them to buy into the Global Warming hysteria, and become little liberal scolds to their parents about that and other environmental issues.
I find Leftists to be completely sickening in this respect.
I forced myself to read both “Rules for Radicals” and “Dreams From My Father” prior to the 2008 election.
It was some of the hardest reading I have ever done. I literally wanted to throw both books I the trash, but forced myself to get through them.
I wanted to record Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals” and create an audiobook for friend, but...I simply couldn’t do it. To read a book and make it listenable to people, you have to read it in such a way that your disgust doesn’t simply shine through, and I couldn’t do it.
Never read the HRC book. Couldn’t bring myself to do it.
I picked up Obama’s book at a Barnes and Noble near my apartment at that time - just by chance, or perhaps not by chance, I read the passage where he basically denigrated Christianity as the only true religion.
As if I needed to know anything else about him.....
And yet there were still people thinking he was a Christian.
I know...I know. Makes my blood boil.
Thanks
He is doing a public service exposing the Elephant in the Living Room of black hatred and violent racism against whites. And has been one of the leading voices doing this for years.
He is a profile in journalistic courage and integrity.
That being said I think his videos would be more effective if he made them shorter and limited his personal commentary.
New viewers unaware or skeptical of this mega scandal of black on white racial motivated violence would be more likely to watch them through if this was the case.
Otherwise, he is largely preaching to the choir, people who are already aware of it and will watch ten or fifteen minute long videos.
Many of his videos are between 3-5 minutes. Some a little longer.
He does also have really big ones, and also recently started a podcast. Those are good too.
“It was some of the hardest reading I have ever done.”
I read “Animal Farm” and “1984” in high school. They really upset me at the time. The fact that the themes seems to show signs of taking place now upsets me more.
Read “Rules for Radical” when I was pregnant with my first along with every piece of political philosophy I could find at the library or on the internet back then (Prodigy! That’s were I first came across Free Republic.) So Rules didn’t bother me. It was their game plan and I needed to get a clue.
Khrushchev warned us in the 50’s that they would gets us through our schools. He wasn’t joking. Why Trump hasn’t gotten ridden on Common Core is beyond me.
I had my kids, when they were in high school, read Ayn Rand’s “Anthem”. Short, sweet, poignant lesson on collectivism.
At Barnes and Nobel yesterday, they had a children’s book “She Persisted” by the Clintons. Prominently displayed and pushed by the book store, right next to the Ruth Bader Ginsberg children’s book.
Good Heavens!
Interesting. First time I went to this site, the website redirected me to the main site stated it was not found. I went a second time and it came up.
I wonder if this site is ‘shadow banning’ Colin somehow, sort of like Twitter does.
JoMa
Very odd, but it’s supposed to be a “Free Speech” website, meaning they shouldn’t be going after Colin. More than likely it was just an error of some kind.
It wasn’t that I couldn’t grasp it that made it hard to read...
In the case of “Rules for Radicals” it was the open, disgusting, and repulsive amorality that made me want to throw the book across the room. I still can’t believe people openly subscribe to it as Obama and Hillary do.
In the case of “Dreams from my Father”, it was nauseating leftist propaganda blather. And the thought of people lapping THAT up REALLY made me want to throw the book!
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