A Textbook Case for the
Radicals?
If you have never spent any time trying
to dig into the radical politics of what we appear to be witnessing then the
following will sound really ‘strange’. If you’re interested, search for
Alinsky’s rules for radicals to see the 13 rules and then the Cloward &
Piven Strategy of 1966,
“that seeks to hasten the fall of capitalism by overloading the
government bureaucracy with a flood of impossible demands, thus pushing society
into crisis and economic collapse”. Keep in mind that the radical community
organizing in
Also, keep in mind the words from Obama
himself:
November 2007
Obama said: “I’ve been fighting alongside ACORN on issues you care about my
entire career. Even before I was an elected official, when I ran Project Vote
voter registration drive in Illinois, ACORN was smack dab in the middle of it,
and we appreciate your work.”
In an appearance
at an official event for ACORN in 2008, he was introduced and greeted wildly by
the crowd. When asked if he would meet with them within his first 100 days,
Obama replied, “Yes! Before I even get inaugurated, we’re going to be
calling all of you in so you can have input into the agenda of the next
president of the
Five days before the election
Obama said “We Are 5 Days Away From Fundamentally Transforming the
The recent ‘revelations’ about the
corruption in taxpayer and charity-funded ACORN may be significant in saving
capitalism – if investigations get underway.
The goal of the far-left radicals from
the inception of their campaigns has been to implode the Federal Government by
overpowering it and creating a crisis, using the poor to promote their agenda
through community organizing, to destroy capitalism and establish a socialist
economy where everyone, working or not, have a guaranteed wage. That is the
complete redistribution of wealth.
ACORN and other leftist groups have
trained in the works of Alinsky, and Cloward & Piven that spell out the
‘rules’ for achieving their goals – socialism.
In 1975 the bankruptcy of
ACORN’s work continued in line with ‘the
books’, in their voter registration fraud where the books said to overwhelm the
voting offices with fraudulent registration forms to create chaos. The books
were pushing for the election of radical Democrats and their goal was to have
an administration and congress dominated by radicals to pass their agenda
toward socialism.
In 1977, ACORN lobbied for, and got, the
Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) passed that opened the door for low income,
primarily Black and Hispanics, to achieve the ‘American Dream’ of owning their
own homes. Through Republican and Democrat administrations, ACORN was able to
push for more legislation that would force banks to make risky loans based on
such things as food stamps and unreported income. The practices deteriorated to
making a loan on 80% of the purchase price and making the down payment of 20%
with a second mortgage. ACORN even forced lending to illegals with no
documented income whatsoever. ACORN achieved their goals by goon-squad tactics
at the banks and the homes of executives and funded their operation with
taxpayer and charitable dollars and extorted dollars from the banks themselves.
Cloward & Piven stressed the
necessity of having a liberal press and adversely impacting the voting. Both
were accomplished to their fullest in 2008.
With ACORN doing its job in forcing the
issuing of loans doomed to failure, the next, or coincident, step was to
establish a place for the banks to sell their junk loans. This was established
through Congress that legislated that Freddie and Fannie buy up more and more
toxic assets. This was easily accomplished by the likes of socialist radicals
like Barney Frank where Fannie Mae set as its goal to finance over $500 billion
in CRA business by 2010. Granted, the banks went overboard with their
generation of derivatives and leverage, but they were pushed into the corner by
the likes of ACORN and forced, to some extent, to avail themselves of the
enabling entities – Freddie and Fannie.
Now, the crisis generating part of the
plan has been fulfilled. The next is to select a candidate schooled in
community organizing ala Alinsky and Cloward & Piven. Actually, both
Hillary Clinton and Obama could have fit the bill, as both believed in these
teachings, but Obama was the only community organizer that had taught their
disciplines. ACORN was primed and ready to go. The recruiting job was easy, as
race did play a significant role in mobilizing the black poor. The Obama
campaign even paid ACORN over $800k to perpetrate their fraud and the Cloward
& Piven strategy on the election process.
Now, the only thing missing was the
trigger to set the crisis in motion at exactly the right time. Just prior to
the crisis McCain was leading in the polls, but any financial trouble would
most definitely be blamed on Republicans and catapult the Democrats into both
the White House and Congressional control. George Soros, a major supporter of
the radical left and the one that had almost brought the Bank of England to its
knees, could be a perfect candidate for the ‘run on the banks’ that was
credited for triggering the collapse and the government takeover of the banks.
While, to our knowledge, no investigations have been undertaken to determine
‘who’ was responsible for the trigger, it is an interesting scenario…
Capitalism did not fail, but was
temporarily unable to survive due to the attack launched on it by the radicals
and the ignorance of the regulatory bodies to stop it. That included the
Federal Reserve to whom the Administration is so anxious to give further powers
of regulatory control. (“Among the regulatory agencies was the Federal Reserve
System (FRB) that in 1981, to help achieve the goals of the CRA, each of the
Federal Reserve banks established a Community Affairs Office to work with
banking institutions and the public in identifying credit needs within the
community and ways to address those needs.”)
The Cloward/Piven Strategy is a method employed by the
radical left to create and manage crisis. This strategy explains Rahm Emanuel's
(the President’s chief of staff) ominous statement, "You never want a
serious crisis to go to waste, what I mean by that is an opportunity to do
things that you could not do before”.
Keeping in mind that the first rule for a community
organizer, as per Alinsky, is to point out the weaknesses to make people
‘realize’ how bad off they are, and then dangle the carrot. Lies and deception
is also part of the community organizer’s handbook. We have seen that in every
speech and every piece of the President’s agenda. In fact, it is more difficult
to find a truthful statement in any of his speeches. We have summarized some of
the lies beginning with his first speech as President, with some of those same
lies repeated ad infinitum. As time progresses, the President has pushed every
piece of legislation in pure Alinsky style. The stimulus package was needed
immediately and the “shovel ready” jobs would keep unemployment below 8% and
the projected GDP growth rate was way past absurd. This made the underlying
structure of the financial system weak and did little for the economy – where
most will be spent to guarantee the 2010 elections for the Democrats. The next
was Cap and Trade, a socialist, job killing, capitalist-killing bill that was
based on ‘settled science’. Then it was healthcare – the lies
are now becoming more obvious and an insult to anyone’s intelligence with even
his examples of those horrible insurance companies killing people being nothing
but lies.
From the beginning the President railed at capitalism and
the selfish investors holding secure bonds, and the rich, and gave taxpayer
dollars to his union friends, thus violating his oath to uphold the
Constitution. His White House has tried to collect email addresses of those
opposing his healthcare agenda and threatened healthcare insurance companies
for sending out information letters of the facts to their customers – both in
violation of the First Amendment of the Constitution.
A hats-off to the crazies in
the environmental movement over the years that most rational individuals tended
to ignore. However, with the push for
Cap and Trade and the revelations about Van Jones, it is clear that this movement
does indeed have legs and is a major player in the destruction of capitalism,
and is a part of the social change plan of the 1960s.
The
President has continued, before the global community, to apologize for
From TheOptionTrader.com Special Report of October 4, 2009