Anyone ever wonder where the radicals, socialists and other Democrat riff-raff gained the outline for their rules of engagement against democracy and capitalism? It’s all available for us to study, if we wish.
Back in 1971, socialist activist Saul Alinsky wrote an interesting book on grassroots organizing and obstructionism titled Rules for Radicals. Rules for Radicals can still be found in many bookstores and ordered from Amazon.
Yet another interesting set of instructions for community and political activists is Rhetoric for Radicals: A Handbook for Twenty-First Century Activists -- which also can still be found in many bookstores and at Amazon.
Due to the current political status in Washington, I think it would be a very good idea if thousands of us conservatives study and understand these texts -- and use some of their own tricks against the socialists and activists scheming against our Constitutional form of government.
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June 09, 2009
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About Me
- Doug Fiedor
- Retired medical research scientist and clinical engineer and sometimes political campaign volunteer. Presently writing political commentary -- and starting to dabble in fiction. Interests include politics, alternative medicine, photography, and communications.
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Ah ha! A comment from our Magistrate, apparently. It's good that I kept the wording legal then, huh.
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