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Obama's Mentor and the Radicalism He Backed
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Barack Obama is the first U.S. president trained in the belief system
of radical organizer Saul Alinsky. More than ever, Americans need to
study Alinsky’s beliefs.
Information is scarce. Most writing on Alinsky is agitprop, cranked
out by loyal disciples planted in the media. Sanford D. Horwitt’s
Alinsky biography, “Let Them Call Me Rebel,” is no exception. It seeks
to whitewash the father of “community organizing” as an American
patriot, humanitarian and champion of the downtrodden.
Despite its bias, “Let Them Call Me Rebel” reveals much about the real
Alinsky. The sheer quantity of evidence amassed in these 618 pages
overwhelm’s Horwitt’s efforts to spin it.
Horwitt’s book is not new (Vintage Books, 1989). However, it is the
only Alinsky biography in print – indeed, the only one ever written.
For that reason, it is a must-read for anyone wishing to understand
the Obama administration.
The Obama Connection
Ironically, Obama’s name does not appear in the book. When it came out
in 1989, Obama was still an obscure community organizer, working for
the Alinsky network in Chicago.
The Alinsky network is an “organization of organizations,” to use
Alinsky’s phrase. It is a vast and ever-expanding web of activist
groups and foundations, continually spawning new groups – some
permanent, some temporary – all designated by an alphabet soup of
shape-shifting acronyms. What these groups have in common is that they
were founded by Alinsky disciples and employ the Alinsky method of
community organizing.
Beginning in 1985, Obama worked for many such groups, including the
Gamaliel Foundation, the Midwest Academy, ACORN and Project VOTE.
Obama received training from Alinsky’s flagship school for organizers,
the Industrial Areas Foundation. Later, Obama became a trainer
himself, teaching workshops on the Alinsky method.
Obama never met Alinsky, who died in 1972. However, our president was
trained by organizers who had worked directly with the master.
“Barack Obama’s training in Chicago by the great community organizers
is showing its effectiveness,” wrote Lee David Alinsky – son of the
master organizer -- in a letter to the Boston Globe, following Obama’s
nomination for president. “[T]he method of my late father always works
to get the message out and get the supporters on board. When executed
meticulously and thoughtfully, it is a powerful strategy for
initiating change and making it really happen. Obama learned his
lesson well.”
The Amoral Alinsky
Alinsky was born in Chicago in 1909, the son of Russian Jewish
immigrants. He rejected religion at an early age. Throughout his life,
he preached that good and evil were illusions, and that only power
mattered.
“Somebody once asked me whether I believe in reconciliation,” Alinsky
used to tell his followers. “Sure I do. When one side gets the power
and the other side gets reconciled to it, then we’ll have
reconciliation.”
For Alinsky, compromise was just a trick, a way to get your enemy off
guard while you plotted your next attack. “If you start with nothing,
demand 100 percent, then compromise for 30 percent, you’re 30 percent
ahead,” he wrote.
Alinsky pursued power for the sake of power. He demanded that his
young trainees do likewise. Idealists enraged him.
“He felt very strongly that if you are a do-gooder, you’re never going
to make it [as a community organizer],” recalls a young Presbyterian
minister who underwent Alinsky training in 1956.
The same minister relates that there was “one guy on our staff whom
Saul couldn’t stand, whom he treated viciously … a young, black fellow
from the Church of God.” This hapless recruit “believed that he was
called to do good, to love the Lord and spread the gospel. Saul pulled
all his defenses from under him and exposed him, and he couldn’t take
it. He just collapsed under it.”
Do-gooders nonetheless flocked to Alinsky, driven by masochism. They
saw Alinsky as a spiritual teacher, who would humiliate them for their
own good.
Christians were easy marks for Alinsky’s con. He perfected the art of
manipulating Christian guilt, seducing entire churches to his cause.
Hillary Clinton was thus seduced. She met Alinsky through a radical
youth group, run by her Methodist church. Later, she interviewed
Alinsky for her senior thesis in college -- a 75-page analysis of
Alinsky’s organizing methods. She turned down a job offer from
Alinsky, since she was headed for Yale Law School, but remained
friends with him until his death in 1972.
Conning Christians
Horwitt documents Alinsky’s stunning success in persuading Christian
churches to fund his revolution. Money poured into his activist
training school, the Industrial Areas Foundation in Chicago, from such
unlikely sources as the Catholic Youth Organization, the Archdiocese
of Chicago and the United Presbyterian Church.
Flush with church money, Alinsky and his organizers would descend on
impoverished communities, seeking to “agitate to the point of
conflict,” “fan resentments” and “rub raw the sores of discontent”, as
Alinsky put it.
“Picket-line priests” and nuns were ubiquitous fixtures of Alinsky
street actions, beginning with the 1946 Packinghouse Workers strike in
the Chicago stockyards, which he helped organize.
Working with churches was part of Alinsky’s “mass jujitsu” strategy –
turning the strength of the enemy against itself. “I feel confident
that I could persuade a millionaire on a Friday to subsidize a
revolution for Saturday out of which he would make a huge profit on
Sunday even though he was certain to be executed on Monday,” Alinsky
once boasted.
Organized religion was as much an enemy of the people as organized
capital, in Alinsky’s view. He dreamed of a day when all religions
would meld into a single, global “ethical system”, their creeds
“synthesized into certain universals acceptable to the people of the
world.”
What were these universals? What exactly was Alinsky fighting for?
Horwitt insists that Alinsky was no communist. Yet Alinsky wrote in
1946 that he hoped for a “future where the means of economic
production will be owned by all of the people.” He disparaged labor
leaders who shrank from “revolutionary action aimed at the destruction
of monopoly capitalism.”
One year before his death in 1972, Alinsky published Rules for
Radicals, whose dedication page features what may be the clearest
distillation of Alinsky’s true beliefs.
Alinsky dedicated his book to “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.”
Richard Lawrence Poe is a contributing editor to Newsmax, an
award-winning journalist and a New York Times best-selling author. His
latest book is "The Shadow Party," co-written with David Horowitz.
Tom Sr.
> http://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/obama_saul_alinsky/2009/03/08/198702...
> Obama's Mentor and the Radicalism He Backed
> Sunday, March 8, 2009
> Barack Obama is the first U.S. president trained in the belief system
> of radical organizer Saul Alinsky. More than ever, Americans need to
> study Alinsky’s beliefs.
> Information is scarce. Most writing on Alinsky is agitprop, cranked
> out by loyal disciples planted in the media. Sanford D. Horwitt’s
> Alinsky biography, “Let Them Call Me Rebel,” is no exception. It seeks
> to whitewash the father of “community organizing” as an American
> patriot, humanitarian and champion of the downtrodden.
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From: "Tom Sr." <tomswif...@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2008 07:32:21 -0800 (PST)
Local: Tues, Jan 22 2008 11:32 am
Subject: HELL FREEZES OVER! PATRIOT GAMES *AGREES* WITH SATANIC
COMMUNIST, TANI JANTSANG! (Was: McCain Camp Goes on Offense)
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.politics/msg/761ec8e97b41905a
On Jan 20, 10:15 am, "Patriot Games" <Patr...@America.com> wrote:
> "Tani Jantsang©" <tjs...@spampost.com> wrote
> in message news:
> 13p5b3s192na...@corp.supernews.com...
> > Unfortunately, the South Carolinians - being
> >AGAINST amnesty and wanting to be rid of
> > the illegals - are falling hook line and sinker
> > and voting for McCain - they just are NOT
> > paying attention. I posted from Roy Beck
> > just before.
> --
> Its true. They seem to have nearly split evenly
> between Hack (evangelical-only) and McAmnesty
> (allegedly defense & foreign policy).
> They weren't paying attention.
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From: "Tani Jantsang" <tjs...@SPAMpost.com>
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 10:43:26 GMT
Local: Thurs, Nov 18 2004 5:43 am
Subject: Re: the alt.satanism FAQ
SATANIC REDS - SOCIAL REALISTS INFORMATION
www.geocities.com/satanicreds/ or http://satanicreds.says.it
see "Are you a Satanic Red?"
and
FAQ for the organization
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Unity in the Adamantine Esoteric Tradition of the Boundless Darkness,
what we call the Dark Tradition - Tani Jantsang
This, what we present in our organization and sell monographs on, is
an Adamantine Doctrine said universally to have been The Doctrine of
the prior world age, the 4th world age, the Satya Yuga. Some systems
categorize the Yugas in another order. Pesh Hun transmitted it to the
people in the Kali Yuga. Blavatsky was told some of this by someone
in India, for sure. But she distorted the darker aspects of it. She
distorted the Hindu Creation Hymn, which is similar to our "Darkness
is One."
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SATANIC REDS ORGANIZATION:
Satanic Reds exists as an alternative to the "Satanism" that is so
\tied up with Judeo-Christianity. It is, in fact, a Left Hand Path
organization as far as occult doctrines go. The doctrines are wholly
outside of the Christian world view. The concepts of becoming (xeper),
an intermediate state between non-being and being that all things in
the cosmos exist in a state of, i.e, all things are Becoming and Inner
Will (thelema) are in these Doctrines, and always were from ancient
times. But the wailing angst of people rebelling against their own
Christian back grounds is wholly left out - it's not in SR, it doesn't
exist.
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-Tom Sr.