What Does Fundamental Transformation Of America Really Mean?
To a communist....it's the end-all of change.
To America.....it's the end. Period.
"That which has been fundamentally transformed essentially ceases to be."
Fundamental Transformation to a communist like Obama was simply the rape of America. His hatred of this country is so deep that he's willing to destroy it before he can 'build back better' in his own image. He was never alone in this endeavor.
Take into account that Bush and Cheney were always on the same page as Obama. They were all just a means to an end. They're all buddies. They hug and they kiss and pass notes in public not worrying about the fact that people may suspect something...because they feel there's nothing we can do about it anymore.
To transform a country you must first destroy it. You must beat it into submission. You must rape it of it's resources.
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To a communist....it's the end-all of change.
To America.....it's the end. Period.
"That which has been fundamentally transformed essentially ceases to be."
Fundamental Transformation to a communist like Obama was simply the rape of America. His hatred of this country is so deep that he's willing to destroy it before he can 'build back better' in his own image. He was never alone in this endeavor.
Take into account that Bush and Cheney were always on the same page as Obama. They were all just a means to an end. They're all buddies. They hug and they kiss and pass notes in public not worrying about the fact that people may suspect something...because they feel there's nothing we can do about it anymore.
To transform a country you must first destroy it. You must beat it into submission. You must rape it of it's resources.
The Fundamental Transformation of America
What does Obama mean when he declares his intentions to fundamentally transform the country? by Jack Kerwick, Ph.D.
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The Fundamental Transformation of Patty Hearst
So that’s what it looked like to an impressionable, politically unseasoned contemporary. But what was going on in the background?
Hearst’s 1983 book Every Secret Thing describes the kidnapping and the aftermath in meticulous, ghastly detail. Hearst also granted a fascinating interview with Larry King in 2002.
For several weeks, she was blindfolded, confined to a smelly closet, tormented, periodically raped, and subjected to a coarse Maoist style program of indoctrination and re-education. Her life depended on anticipating and meeting the demands of her captors. The leader Donald “Cinque” DeFreeze and the others propagandized and interrogated her constantly, explaining that “Amerikkka” was a racist and evil society, repeatedly calling her a privileged “bourgeoise bitch” and her father a “pig” of the “corporate fascist state.” But then her captors would let up a bit, offering food or tea—then continue more intensely with cruelty and degradation.
This cycle—isolation, threats, and humiliation, punctuated by a little peace (reward) for compliance—broke down Hearst’s sense of self. As she later told Larry King, “Most of the time I was with them, my mind was going through doing exactly what I was supposed to do… I had no freewill.”
The SLA members stimulated in her an overwhelming sense of dependency, which induced her finally to accept their version of reality, and put her past life out of her mind. Hearst eventually became such a reliable convert that she not only robbed banks with them, but did not consider escaping later, when she had many opportunities to do so.
Many view the Patty Hearst case as a classic example of Stockholm Syndrome because of similarities between her bonds with the SLA and those of hostages who, just the year before in Stockholm, had sympathized with the bank robbers who held them, even defending their captors after they were released. Battered person syndrome is another explanation. A victim of domestic violence may stay in a relationship and take blame for the abuse, and then enter into a cycle of “learned helplessness” in which escape is not considered an option.
Hearst told Larry King: “The thought of escaping from them later simply never entered my mind. I had become convinced that there was no possibility of escape… It simply never occurred to me.”
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Cults In Our Midst: Patty Hearst And The Brainwashing Of America
40 years after Patty Hearst joined up with the Symbionese Liberation Army, we should begin understanding brainwashing's processes and techniques.
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