ANOTHER LINK IN THE
“FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE” THREAT
HJS COMMENTS: Before the infamous threat to change this
country fundamentally, many Americans began to see a change in thought and
behavior in this country. Look at the media; has it not changed? The media loved
FDR back in the day, but was not in bed with him. The media was in love with the
family of politicians from the mythical city of Camelot (somewhere in
Massachusetts?), but they did not worship them (for good reason).
Even the wily
Clinton could not escape some difficult questions. Did Clinton ever lie? Did he
ever! FDR’s successor, Harry Truman, is said to have had the most fearsome
weapon known to man, a weapon that can change nations from proud warriors to
sheep.
The Democrats now have an even greater weapon that does the same thing,
turning proud warriors to sheep, but without blowing down buildings.
It is a
form of European Socialism with all of its bad attributes and none of its good
ones. I must add to be fair that no one has ever been able to find the good
ones.
The salesman is Obama, but the product causes decadence and blight.
No
European nation embracing socialism has escaped major problems and setbacks by
embracing socialism. Socialism does not build wealth; capitalism does that.
As
our big businesses grow smaller and our smaller businesses disappear, whence
come the critical innovation and ensuing wealth?
As this greatest nation more
quickly than expected becomes a very large and unwieldy “banana republic”, ripe
for UN plucking, look for even more corruption to spread not unlike the “Killer
Algae” which has already reached California. A mighty web need not be weaved;
we’ve been conditioned to be deceived.
hjs
WND
Exclusive
HuffPo publishes threat to
conservative site
'I've got friends and
they've got friends ... enough to cause a computer
meltdown'
Writing in the Huffington Post, a senior fellow at a George Soros-funded radical think tank with close ties to the Democratic Party seemingly threatened the Discover The Networks website.
Discover
The Networks, launched by former radical turned conservative David Horowitz, is a
central database that maps out left-wing agendas, activists and causes. “I’ve
got friends, too – and they’ve got friends, and they’ve got friends, and they’ve
got friends … enough to cause a computer meltdown at Discover The Networks,”
wrote Richard
Eskow, senior fellow at Campaign for America’s Future, or
CAF.
The veiled threat was issued in a
Huffington Post blog
piece responding to a WND
article reporting how the CAF had launched a new website urging
politicians and activists to wage class warfare.
The new website, WageClassWar.org, also
hailed what CAF called a new era in politics – the use of class warfare to win
elections.
The WND article quoted from Discover
The Networks about the ties of the Eskow’s CAF to so-called progressive Democrat
politicians.
In his Huffington Post piece, Eskow
also attacked WND as a “leading source for those tinfoil-hat ‘birther’ theories
about President Obama.”
Democrat operatives launch
class-warfare website
WageClassWar.org was launched two weeks
ago by the CAF.
CAF’s co-director, Robert Borosage,
explained the need for such a website.
“America’s growing diversity and its
increasingly socially liberal attitudes played a big role in this election. But
looking back, we are likely to see this as the first of the class warfare
elections of our new Gilded Age of extreme inequality,” he wrote in a
statement.
“More and more of our elections going
forward will feature class warfare – only this time with the middle class
fighting back. And candidates are going to have to be clear about which side
they are on,” he wrote.
Continued Borosage: “In 2012,
candidates who supported the economic interests of the many over the few won
their elections. Populism was the voice, but economic opportunity was the
message. The pundits may wring their hands, but in the future it won’t be values
voters, angry white men or soccer moms that win elections. It will be class
war.”
The website does not feature a mission
statement and is unclear about exactly how the group will go about attempting to
wage class warfare.
The site explains how Obama’s 2012
campaign utilized class warfare and set the stage for the deployment of such
tactics in future elections.
“Obama’s campaign built its message on
class war battles that broke out in the Republican primary, as challengers
sought to bring down ‘the main from Bain,’ Mitt Romney,” notes the
site.
“In the end, the keys to Obama’s
reelection were his calls for raising the taxes of the wealthy and his support
for reinvesting those revenues in education and jobs to rebuild the middle class
and to protect programs like Medicare from cuts.”
The site hails how Obama repeatedly
portrayed Romney as a “walking example of the out-of-touch elite, an opponent of
the auto industry bailout that saved an entire manufacturing sector, and a 1
percenter who would jeopardize social programs, education, and Medicare in order
to cut taxes on his rich friends.”
CAF writes that Obama’s reelection now
sets the stage “for class warfare as a potent and necessary tool to promote
rebuilding the economy from the bottom up, rather than perpetuate the right
wing’s failed trickle-down policies.”
Occupy, Soros, Democratic
Party
WND
previously reported how CAF has partnered with
Occupy.
CAF is funded by Soros’ Open Society
Institute as well as by the Soros-funded Tides Center, which channels funding to
hundreds of progressive and far-left groups.
Tides has been connected to the Occupy
movement since its beginning.
Another grantee of Tides is Adbusters
magazine, which is reported to have come up with the Occupy Wall Street idea
after “Arab Spring” protests toppled governments in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia.
The Adbusters website serves as a central hub for Occupy’s
planning.
MoveOn.org, which has joined Occupy, is
funded by Tides. CAF’s board of directors includes MoveOn.org President Eli
Pariser.
CAF’s co-founder and director Roger
Hickey, who also co-founded the Soros-funded Economic Policy Institute, was
reportedly heavily involved in crafting
the foundations for President Obama’s health-care
law.
CAF campaigns for universal health
care, immigration reform and progressive education
initiatives.
CAF is deeply tied to progressive
politicians from the Democratic Party, many of whom routinely are featured at
CAF events.
Just last year, Nancy Pelosi was the
featured speaker at CAF’s “America’s Future Now” conference in Washington,
D.C.
In 2008, Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D-Ill.,
was honored at CAF’s annual dinner for her “advocacy in Congress,” noted
Discover the Networks.
With research by Brenda J.
Elliott
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