COMMUNITY ORGANIZER-DEFINED
Have you ever wondered what a community organizer is? What he does?
How he thinks? There was a television show named "Bonanza" years ago
which might shed a little light on the subject. See if you can google
Season 5, episode 28: A Pink Cloud Comes From Old Carthay. In the
show, we learn that community organizers operate on the 3 laws of
"progress" (progressive):
1) Never mind my own business.
2) Never allow people to be content with their fate.
3) Never be reasonable. Reason leads to compromise and compromise leads to defeat.
1) Never mind my own business.
2) Never allow people to be content with their fate.
3) Never be reasonable. Reason leads to compromise and compromise leads to defeat.
"As a lad I grew up in Chicago and ran with a street gang. In the gang there were a few types known as 'gators' ( a contraction of the work 'instigators'). These were the gang leaders. They were the ones who had the ideas. The idea may have been to trash someone's car or to murder someone. The 'gators' came up with the idea, made the plans, spelled out the details, told the various gang members their specific duties, and instigated the action."
"Certain criminal types are born leaders....Nazi Germany illustrates
what happens when people from the gutter become the leaders of the
government. The Nazi leaders were a gang of thieves and mass
murderers. They lied, cheated, and bullied their way to power. They
launched the nation on a course of crime and conflict."
Sir Hartley Shawcross of the British delegation described the
atrocities committed in the concentration camps: "People were worked,
beaten, and starved to death - if they were not murdered on arrival.
Human hair was baled for commercial purposes and used for stuffing
mattresses. Tattooed human skin was made into lampshades. Human fat
was used to make soap. Gold teeth were extracted from corpses, melted
into ingots, and shipped to the Reichsbank." He summed it up by saying,
"Mass murder had become a state industry, with byproducts."
Chilling, isn't it? The abortion industry is one that comes to mind here, but there are so many more!
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