1. Former 1960s radical and FrontPageMagazine Editor David Horowitz describes Alinsky as the communist/Marxist fellow-traveler who helped establish the dual political tactics of confrontation and infiltration that characterized the 1960s and have remained central to all subsequent revolutionary movements in the United States. Horowitz writes in his 2009 pamphlet Barack Obamas Rules for Revolution. The Alinsky Model:
The strategy of working within the system until you can accumulate enough power to destroy it was what sixties radicals called boring from within. . Like termites, they set about to eat away at the foundations of the building in expectation that one day they could cause it to collapse.
2. Saul Alinsky had dedicated his book, Rules for Radicals, to Lucifer, aka Satan:
Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history (and who is to know where mythology leaves off and history begins or which is which), the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom Lucifer
3. A Chicago nonprofit on which President Obama served as paid director provided startup capital and later funding to Midwest Academy, an activist organization described as teaching tactics of direct action, confrontation and intimidation, The Woods Fund, a nonprofit on which Obama served as paid director from 1999 to December 2002, provided startup funding and later capital to the Midwest Academy. WND first reported Obama sat on the Woods Fund board alongside William Ayers, founder of the Weather Underground domestic terrorist organization.
4. Also, in 1998, Obama participated on a panel discussion alongside Midwest Academy founder Heather Booth, an extremist organizer and dedicated disciple of radical community organizer Saul Alinsky.
Midwest was co-founded by Booths husband, Paul Booth, a founder and the former national secretary of Students for a Democratic Society, the radical 1960s anti-war movement from which Ayers Weathermen splintered.
In 1999, Booths Midwest Academy received $75,000 from the Woods Fund. In 2002, with Obama still serving on the Woods Fund, Midwest received another $23,500 for its Young Organizers Development Program. Midwest describes itself as one of the nations oldest and best-known schools for community organizations, citizen organizations and individuals committed to progressive social change. It later morphed into a national organizing institute for an emerging network of organizations known as Citizen Action. Midwest teaches Alinsky tactics of community organizing. Discover the Networks describes Midwest as teach[ing] tactics of direct action, confrontation, and intimidation.
Obama Funded Alinsky Cadre School | Fellowship of the Minds
5. WND was first to report Jackie Kendall, executive director of the Midwest Academy, was on the team that developed and delivered the first Camp Obama training for volunteers aiding Obama's campaign through the 2008 Iowa Caucuses.
Camp Obama was a two-to-four day intensive course run in conjunction with Obama's campaign aimed at training volunteers to become activists to help Obama win the presidential election.
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6. Kurtz argues that the ultimate goal is a socialist welfare state and he proves his case with impressive and convincing detail and evidence. While most Americans recognize groups like ACORN, and names like Saul Alinsky, groups like the Midwest Academy, UNO (United Neighborhood Associations) and names like Alice Palmer and Robert Creamer and Ken Rolling are fairly obscure, but they played a significant role in the grooming of Barack Hussein Obama. Kurtzs painstaking effort in connecting the dots to prove his case is simply breathtaking.
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The strategy of working within the system until you can accumulate enough power to destroy it was what sixties radicals called boring from within. . Like termites, they set about to eat away at the foundations of the building in expectation that one day they could cause it to collapse.
2. Saul Alinsky had dedicated his book, Rules for Radicals, to Lucifer, aka Satan:
Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history (and who is to know where mythology leaves off and history begins or which is which), the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom Lucifer
3. A Chicago nonprofit on which President Obama served as paid director provided startup capital and later funding to Midwest Academy, an activist organization described as teaching tactics of direct action, confrontation and intimidation, The Woods Fund, a nonprofit on which Obama served as paid director from 1999 to December 2002, provided startup funding and later capital to the Midwest Academy. WND first reported Obama sat on the Woods Fund board alongside William Ayers, founder of the Weather Underground domestic terrorist organization.
4. Also, in 1998, Obama participated on a panel discussion alongside Midwest Academy founder Heather Booth, an extremist organizer and dedicated disciple of radical community organizer Saul Alinsky.
Midwest was co-founded by Booths husband, Paul Booth, a founder and the former national secretary of Students for a Democratic Society, the radical 1960s anti-war movement from which Ayers Weathermen splintered.
In 1999, Booths Midwest Academy received $75,000 from the Woods Fund. In 2002, with Obama still serving on the Woods Fund, Midwest received another $23,500 for its Young Organizers Development Program. Midwest describes itself as one of the nations oldest and best-known schools for community organizations, citizen organizations and individuals committed to progressive social change. It later morphed into a national organizing institute for an emerging network of organizations known as Citizen Action. Midwest teaches Alinsky tactics of community organizing. Discover the Networks describes Midwest as teach[ing] tactics of direct action, confrontation, and intimidation.
Obama Funded Alinsky Cadre School | Fellowship of the Minds
5. WND was first to report Jackie Kendall, executive director of the Midwest Academy, was on the team that developed and delivered the first Camp Obama training for volunteers aiding Obama's campaign through the 2008 Iowa Caucuses.
Camp Obama was a two-to-four day intensive course run in conjunction with Obama's campaign aimed at training volunteers to become activists to help Obama win the presidential election.
Read more: Communists, socialists, Marxists, Oh my! Communists, socialists, Marxists, Oh my!
6. Kurtz argues that the ultimate goal is a socialist welfare state and he proves his case with impressive and convincing detail and evidence. While most Americans recognize groups like ACORN, and names like Saul Alinsky, groups like the Midwest Academy, UNO (United Neighborhood Associations) and names like Alice Palmer and Robert Creamer and Ken Rolling are fairly obscure, but they played a significant role in the grooming of Barack Hussein Obama. Kurtzs painstaking effort in connecting the dots to prove his case is simply breathtaking.
An Interview with Stanley Kurtz, Author of "Radical-in-Chief"... » Publications » Family Security Matters
