EXPLANATION OF ACORN AND NWRO's CLOWARD-PIVEN

To get an idea of where I am today. I have just finished watching the movie "Expelled" by Ben Stein (about the corruption in the scientific community), watching a History Channel show about Albert Einstein (who felt the effect of being rejected by the scientific community) and reading a news article about Global Warming where Al Gore says the science has been settled on it so stop asking questions. (Article about scientists rejecting the idea that the science is settled.)

The history and role of the radical socialist's agenda. Why we don't like this agenda. Don't be fooled by Obama's sweet talking rhetoric. He just reinstated his comments about re-distributing wealth.

This next article explains further how entitlements spending is meant to overwhelm the capitalist system and create such a crisis that we will let the government do whatever they'd like to us. They've pretty much got us to that point already, anyway.

To get an idea of who Saul Alinsky is trying to emulate, this is a quote from him written in the acknowledgment section of his book, Rules for Radicals (1971). "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."

Yes, Lucifer is a great example of how to gain power in exchange for an eternity of misery. Lucifer's great idea was to take others freedom away and then take all the glory for making them live the way he made them. Sounds like socialism/communism.