Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals
Recognize what is going on in our country? It is hard not to!
According to Alinsky, there are eight levels of control that must be attained in order to create a socialist state.
- Control healthcare and you control the people.
- Increase the poverty level as high as possible because poor people are easier to control and will not fight back if you are providing everything for them to live.
- Increase debt as much as possible in order to justify increasing taxes, which in turn creates more poverty.
- Gun control - disarm citizens so they cannot defend themselves against government, thus allowing a police state.
- Welfare - take control over every aspect of citizens lives; food, housing, and income.
- Education - take control of what people read and listen to, and to what children learn in school.
- Religion - remove [forbid] the belief in God from government and schools.
- Class warfare - divide the people into the rich and the poor, making it easier to take from the wealthy with the support of the poor.
Ronald Reagan brought these to America's attention in the form of a warning that most people have forgotten.
Those who are not familiar with Saul Alinsky are probably unaware that he was, and remains posthumously to this day, the guru of community organizing. His book, Rules for Radicals, is considered by socialist ideologues to be the community organizers' manifesto.
Comment of Donald Hank: This is scary. But the Left that relies on this method is forgetting something.
ReplyDeleteTHEY never really win. The French Revolution also wanted total control. They never got even close. Their ring leader was killed by the group he founded! The peasants thought they'd at least get bread, but they didn't get even cake.
Stalin and Mao failed. The economics don't work. Both countries have now returned to capitalist methods. Some say they are still dreaming of a return to communism, but their economies don't show much evidence of this. Now the Western economies, on the other hand... We are sliding rapidly in that direction. BUT we will eventually run up against the brick wall of reality.
Yes, things will get tough. Our sins have been great. So will be our punishment. We have all information at our fingertips but ignore it.
But there is something bigger than all propaganda and ideology, something greater even than knowing the lessons of history, and that is an unfamiliar rumbling in the stomach.
It's coming.
And Alinsky didn't have an answer to that little problem.
Don Hank
http://fundamentalrefounding.ning.com/forum/topics/eight-levels-of-control-to-create-a-social-state