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BTW Did Ya Know -- Obama's Black Too!

Obama joins the usual race baitin' crowd in using the Trayvon Martin tragedy to further racial division under the guise of calling for soul searching and calm.  In addition to lying, race baiting's just another Liberal language-art.  Amidst calls by the usual's -- Sharpton and TNOI leader Farrakhan -- for justice (violence and retribution against a people assumed racist for the crime of not being black, not being poor and not being unemployed) Obama tells the nation that if he had a son, he'd look like Trayvon. Really mr. president? You mean he'd be black, like you? Because there's no other comparison that makes sense other than perhaps his height which is reportedly 6'-2".

Obama's remark certainly dove-tails nicely with what Sharpton and Farrakhan say, that Trayvon could have been them or their respective flocks, Trayvon could have been any black youth, any black man, woman or child. From their racist prism whitey can't relate to the tragic death of a child by a person or persons that happen to be of another racial makeup. But of course it's not much of a story if say two 17 or 18 year old black teens follow a thirteen year old white kid home from school, douse him with gasoline, light him on fire then proclaim "This is what you deserve [and] you get what you deserve white boy.’”  The peculiar thing is though, that I am unaware of the president -- Obama -- coming out to make a statement for calm and soul searching after that obviously racist crime against Allen Goin two weeks ago in Kansas City. I guess mr. Obama that if you had a son, he wouldn't look just like Allen Goin so there's no race baitin' hay to make of it.

The Allen Goin incident was an intentional racially motivated crime against a white child, not the tragic act of an overzealous neighborhood watch captain who stepped over the line of reason to confront a potential burglary suspect. Sharpton and Farrakhan probably figure it's just a matter of fairness and justice when black teens commit heinous race motivated crimes against whites. And yet I haven't heard one white Christian minister or Jewish Rabbi demanding retribution against racist blacks. Not one thinly veiled call for violence and riots in the streets in the name of justice.

I wonder if the racial reaction being ginned up here with the aid of the media isn't exactly what radicals on the left are hoping for. Van Jones and his "occupy movement" looking to ignite an "Islamo-Marxist-fascist Spring" against people who's crimes include being employed, paying their bills, owning property and NOT being black. Mr. Obama, had you truly cared about calm, you would not have elevated this tragedy to the level of presidential grand-standing (yet another press conference). You would have released a one or two line statement if appropriate, at most urging that all allow the police to complete their investigation of the facts. Leaving the political race baitin' grand-standing to aforementioned experts from the private sector.

I also wonder how Obama's religious mentor the Reverend Wright sees this one? That might be an interesting sermon. "White America's chickens are coming home to roost..." or something along those lines. Here's a thought, how about we all forget for a while that there was a black teen, a so called "white" hispanic, a white police chief and focus on how devastating it is to any family -- mine, yours, or anyone's when someones child is killed under any circumstances. Then if so moved say a little prayer for the families left in the wake of the Trayvon Martin killing, that their losses might be softened with the support of friends, family and well wishers.

Another blogger from Paul Revere Media http://paulrevereradio.ning.com/profiles/blog/list put a list together of lies and misrepresentations regarding the facts police had released to the media in determining that Zimmerman was acting in his own self defense. I've paraphrased some and condensed, but here are a few of the unreported and under-reported facts:

First of all RJ at PRM points out that George ZImmerman is clearly a Latino/Mestizo individual not the white man or white Hispanic as the media portrays.  Hispanic just doesn't fit the desired media profile for a racial crime. They've claimed Zimmerman's neighborhood  is "mostly white." But it's actually over half non-white.

RJ also reports that "...on February 27th, the local Orlando Fox station interviewed the witness who dialed 911. Almost none of the thousands of articles since have mentioned any of the details described by the witness. Some, however, have attributed false statements to this witness. On March 16th, the Sanford police department released new details to the Orlando Sentinel. Once again, these details have been ignored or changed by the media."

The "911" witness stated:

  1. that George Zimmerman was on the ground and Trayvon was on top of him punching him.
  2. that George Zimmerman was screaming and yelling for help.
  3. the Police arrived and found Zimmerman bleeding on his face and the back of his head. He also had grass stains on his back. Which confirms the story told by Zimmerman and the witness.
  4. the Police played the 911 tape for Trayvon Martin's father, who told police that the voice heard screaming is not the voice of his son.

Mr. president, Al and Louie let the authorities follow their procedures to discover what the truth is and what actually happened so that real justice can be served and mistakes like the one George Zimmerman made in deciding to chase Martin -- for which he will pay the rest of his days -- can be reduced.

 

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2012: 100% Voter Turnout for Republican,Conservative and TEA Party Candidates

An all out effort to elect house and senate candidates is essential regardless who the Republican presidential nominee is. What I hope people understand is that any Republican nominee for president WILL beat Obama if we can harness our passion and get out the vote.  This time around voting — even if one considers it to be inconvenient — should be an action that every Republican, independent, moderate, libertarian, conservative TEA party type… finds as necessary to the continuance of life, liberty and happiness as is breathing, staying warm in the winter, filling the tank with gas, driving to work, buying the groceries, paying the mortgage or taking a shower. It’s a few minutes to a half hour to help save the country, our livelihoods, liberty and the right to prosper — for ourselves and more important, for our kids and grand-kids. It should be universally automatic. Voting is everyone’s civic duty.

Regardless the Republican nominee for president, he isn’t someone Conservatives or TEA party types ought to hold their noses for prior to casting this year’s vote. The only Candidates on the 2012 ballot that stink so badly as to require a temporary cessation of breathing before anyone casts a vote, have “D’s” for democrat juxtaposed to names like Pelosi, Klobuchar, Ellison, Jackson-Lee, Obama and Biden.  So I ask you, is 100 percent turn-out really so much to ask? Should it be? Never have the stakes been higher, never in the history of this nation has the consequence for failure in a general election been more abhorrent to the land of  liberty that we on the right — and those who lean right by comparison to the radicals on the left — all love so much.

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Obammunism in DC.

I am pleased to be here, pleased to know no one visiting my blog(s) would ever allow communists in our midst to succeed at destroying the United States of America. I'm also sooo very pleased to see that Ron Paul's been running hard and long as the quintessential Republican candidate because he believes in the two party system as does son Rand. AND,  being as they're both true-blue conservatives, I'm pleased to know Ron and Rand are gonna support the eventual Republican nominee, regardless what the ill-tempered, ill-mannered illogical masses of PINO's -- Pauliacs In Name Only -- think of the process by which real cons will defeat Obammunism in DC. 
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Neither Public Policy nor Statute can Trump Inalienable Right

progressive/liberalism” masquerading as law equals tyranny. Whenever elected officials step beyond their constitutional limitations, trampling upon the free will – liberty – and rights of the people, then their government acts, though given the form of law by statute, are merely public policies implemented and enforced until successfully challenged through courts of LAW. An unconstitutional act (de facto) cannot produce a constitutional result (de jure). Plainly spoken, the ends cannot justify the means.

De jure government is that which adheres strictly to the common law Constitutions of our States and the United States. Thus any assembly of government that willfully undermines and subverts the will of the people, as expressed in the Constitution of the United States and of their particular state, is a government de facto, not de jure.


The term “at law” regards the common law. A de jure Citizen is one who's rights have been refined and are most effectively defended under the aegis of the common law. To the contrary, the term “in equity” regards civil actions wherein fairness, political correctness, interference with contracts, administrative matters – including public policy, employment, internal revenue and statutory (government created) rights as well as cases formerly arising under Admiralty – are treated in “courts” of equity (NOTE: the Federal District Courts abolished the separate Admiralty courts and docket in 1966, merging Admiralty suits and libels with "civil actions" that are within the equity jurisdiction of the Courts). In civil actions, suits in equity, one has no God given right to life, liberty or pursuit of property per se; one is not presumed innocent and may even when the State is party, suffer punitive or criminal punishments based only upon a preponderance of information that you might provide and/or that is provided about you by other sources. No right against self incrimination exists. A jury is advisory and does not determine the law, and, the "State" can by filings be treated as a private party and as plaintiff to enforce certain "laws", the violation of which may have criminal punishments. Given that there are few constitutional protections in equity, the ability of the state to file suit against you in order to enforce laws -- the violation of which may have criminal punishments -- is an outrage!  Even though in courts of equity it has been said that equity must DO equity, exactly what IS equitable often does not equate to “Constitutional” at least as the founders understood it.

If you have a drivers license, for instance, the courts will take judicial notice that you, having applied for (alleged exercise of “free” will), received and accepted a “drivers license”, are no longer a de jure Citizen, at least while engaged in the activity of driving a privately owned automobile. Hence, to courts exercising equity/admiralty/maritime jurisdiction over your driving privileges, any inalienable rights and liberty to the contrary are irrelevant. You have, unfortunately, exchanged the right to travel by whatever mode you choose and your right to make use of your property as you see fit -- harming no other person nor property in the process -- for a license that, as was promised via many promulgated rules and regulations, would provide a greater degree of security and protection for your life and property. Shopworn as the maxim may be, it is nonetheless true that: “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety”. – Benjamin Franklin

If government can license a single inalienable right already possessed, then the same government will eventually find it “necessary and proper” for the “general welfare” to license all rights until all rights are gone.  Patrick Henry stated that the constitution is not an instrument to restrain the people, but an instrument to restrain the government. It seems to me, that idea has been turned on it's head.

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TEA Party Patriots?

What is the TEA party?  Is it conservative, Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, white, black, red, yellow or brown?  The answer is that it's all the fore-mentioned.  The TEA party, so called, is the splitting-off of dissatisfied voters or factions from the two major parties and their perennial 3rd party counterparts that have dominated political discourse in this nation as far back as our great great grandparents.  The public perception today -- right or wrong -- is that there's no longer a dimes worth of difference between the two majors, and that the prior crop of 3rd parties were ineffectual. And really, who under the circumstances could argue differently? 

One thing the TEA party is not however, is the neo-liberal progressives our Republican and Democrat parties have become.  To varying degrees most TEA party people and activists, either have or have acquired the belief that Government is NOT their master; that taxes ought not be imposed on private property to fund the excesses and extra-constitutional policies of Government; that spending beyond it's means results immorally in higher taxation which leads inexorably to the destruction of rights, property and personal liberty; and, that somehow government needs to be set back upon its' constitutional tracks.
 
Unfortunately, few of us have the will to see our -- now totally perverted -- system of government(s) change in a substantive way to our personal disadvantage.  Like the promise of free renewable energy, we've been brain-washed into believing we have the right to spend from the produce of others without working for it ourselves -- A UTOPIAN DELUSION -- and that, as it has always been "when push comes to shove", IS the problem.

Property owners for instance want smaller more efficient government but don't want their mortgage deduction eliminated.  Public employees don't want their pay or benefits reduced so as to relieve the tax burden on their neighbors.  Baby boomers don't want their social[ist] [in]security benefits tampered with but don't want higher taxes either; Private sector union workers aren't willing to back-pedal on previously gained but unsustainable pensions, health-care plans or productivity issues in order to save the golden goose. But they're willing to lose money by striking or through court actions to force employers into a pact of self destruction; and politicians, the ones we elect to represent and protect our lives, liberty and property seem unwilling to abjure the acquisition of personal power and influence once they've gotten the taste for it. 


If I could boil the corruption of our "constitutional" system down to one element, I'd have to say it's the flaw in most everyone's thinking that there exists or ought to exist a blanket -- constitutionally protected -- right to vote.  It is unfortunate in the extreme that the issue of who could and could not vote in our elections was not resolved by the framers within the body of Constitution. And for my money, that's the Achilles heel which has brought us, presently, so near to the end of America.

As a matter of tradition, only men who owned property and put it to some productive use were afforded the privilege to vote in elections be they local, state or Federal.  The rationale being that as a property owner and/or business owner, one would be unlikely to vote for political representation and measures that would result in destruction of their own property.  Conversely, if those who were not land and/or business owners were given voting privileges, it wouldn't be long before the more useless members of society would see an advantage in voting for the kind of unscrupulous political representatives that would be willing to promise them something for nothing, the euphemism for taking the property of land and business owners then by some mechanism of coerced fees or taxation, transferring it to themselves. 

The constitution established the general framework for national voting to take place but left many details up to the legislative branch regarding who could or by default who could not vote.  This flaw in the system was duplicated by the several states and, here we are.  With the anyone-anywhere-under-any-circumstances-can-vote genie now out of the bottle, there's no practical means to return to the old system where property ownership was a pre-requisite in voting for representation. On the correct side of history, some extra-constitutional changes made sense, i.e. removing the prohibition on voting based on color. On the wrong side we find the legally fictitious "right to vote" created by legislation and the courts, which is altruistic at best and has contributed mightily to the corruption of our government.  

A government can not, legislatively or judicially, create a single right. Government can, if there's a political will to do so, grant privileges in exchange for some form of renumeration. Real rights are natural to all human beings and one can not be taxed for their mere exercise. Privileges are  a man-made creation and are subject to the terms and provisions government or contracts ascribe to them.  So is there a natural and unalienable right to vote in an election?  No to put it as simply as possible, because government does not naturally exist. In fact most people have an innate desire to live without transferring such authority to others. Government, at least that which is formed by the consent of those governed, is an imperfect creation of men, thus voting is a privilege created by men to perpetuate the system of governance they'v agreed to.  It's a privilege granted by contract -- by the consent of the governed -- and can be restricted as seen fit by it's creators as best serves the ends of that contract.  

To say everyone has a natural and inviolable right to vote is akin to saying that everyone has a natural and inviolable right to be an American citizen, or that one has a natural and inviolable right to be un-offended when quite the opposite is true.  The complete destruction of private property that ensued after the legislative expansion of voting "rights" combined with constitutionally abhorrent interpretations of the 16th amendment and commerce clause has led us for 175 years down the path to the seemingly unavoidable end of America.

Some among us harbor such hate and anger, that they want to lash-out, bash and blame everyone -- "cons", "Repubs", "Libs", "Dems", da-da, da-da, da-da, for the corruption in politics and the possible coopting of the "TEA" party movement.  But the truth is that no single leader of the pack has yet emerged, no pied piper has led us this way or that, nor is one necessary. The TEA party -- the tens of millions of people represented by that banner -- can't be led away from their understanding of how we got here unless the movement's underpinnings (unalienable rights of the individual) can be discredited -- which I do not believe is possible.  The greatest challenge isn't to stop politicians from taking advantage of the uninformed citizens of this nation, or the outright morons, it's a given that they will! The challenge is to coalesce TEA Party truth into an easily understandable message and to inform the conscience of the previously "un"informed at the state and local level so that can not happen.

Those who seek to divide us with their obsessive adherence to mistakes of the past, with their hate and anger, are of no use to the TEA Party movement and MUST at all costs, be ignored.
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Wisconsin's Meaningless -- third world -- Elections

Watching the near riots at Wisconsin's state-house the past 24 hours, protesters with talking points as well as at least one Democrat senator have accused Governor Scott Walker and the Republican majority of engaging in a deliberate and "illegal" attempt to undermine democracy by limiting collective bargaining rights for public employees.  Democracy, so far as the Wisconsin teachers union, Democrat representatives and other assorted thugs are concerned, appears to mean acting with total disregard for the results of any election they did not win; refusing to participate in the democratic process of debating proposed legislation then casting a vote for or against it; walking away from their posts -- A.W.O.L; breaching their oath of office; committing acts of civil disobedience up to and including property damage... and so on and so forth.  

And here I thought Democracy was what happens when an election occurs and the power shifts to the winners of said election by virtue of majority rule and all that sort of hockypoo.  In fact I'm sure I recall, at the Federal level, that President Barrack Hussein Obama confirmed my notion of democracy when during some rather wet-noodled Republican protestations over the 2000+ page obama-care bill B.O. reminded republicans that "[He] won" the election.   Actually I think the almighty Obama said somethin akin to "I won, I don't need this or any congress of the United States tellin me how to govern, I don't need to care what the courts say, and let me be clear here: I have unlimited powers as the chief executive to do exactly as I please. So, with all due respect, shut the f--- up".  Yeah, that's it, shut the f--- up, that's exactly what he said I'm almost sure of it.

But I devolve.  What the Marxists of Madison --Wisconsin that is-- demonstrate by their faux riot, is how mentally insufficient public employees really are.  Clearly, the mystery as to why they have a greater recurrence of pisss-poor attitude and inefficiency than might be expected in the private sector is explained by the many statements and childish temper tantrums on display the past couple weeks. On the bright side of all this I now understand why there are long lines and wait times at the DMV.  I know why a tax paying private sector citizen can make a call to a government office at 2p.m. and still be on hold at 4p.m.  I get why throwing more money at a problem such as the educational crisis, wherein 2/3rds of Wisconsin students can't read fluently or at all by the eighth grade, will NEVER be enough money to solve the problem.  I know why so many road crews have six guys standing and two working.  Public employees haven't the mental capacity to make a cogent statement regarding what is and is not democracy let alone organize enough thought to complete the job they've contracted to do in a timely and effective manner.

If public employees, as they're being represented in Madison, were truly the cream of the crop, the sharpest knives in the drawer, the brightest stars on the horizon, well, then, perhaps the fact they are paid twice what their private sector counterparts get for the same work and the fact that it's the private sector paying for their dream package of benefits, wouldn't bite so hard (nah... it would still bite, the very notion of  "public" employment bites).  But these are definitely not the best or brightest people, in fact the best and brightest are generally shown the door by the "employees" union.  These poor folks are morons, they haven't a clue what "rights" are; they have no concept of what representative democracy is; they have no idea what it means to be self-reliant or responsible; they have no gratitude for the private-sector taxpayers who employ them.  But they are arrogant and they do lack humility.  AND INCREDIBLY, the people of Wisconsin continue to entrust the education of their children to these miscreant sociopaths.  It's time for the good people of Wisconsin to support the efforts of Governor Walker and the Republican majority they elected. If you're dis-satisfied come the next election cycle, then democracy affords you the lawful means to clear the table and start anew. It's called an election and the consequences of every election are something we are all expected -- in a free and civil society -- to LIVE with.  So be careful for what and for whom you vote.
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Statutes Are Not Stand-Alone Law

I'm reposting this entry from September 2009 because in light of the legislative nightmare we've been forced to endure since, restating the now surely obvious, for the purpose of educating our fellow citizens, seemed appropriate. 

Statutes Are Not Stand-Alone Law

Over the years I've had many a discussion regarding how a bill becomes a statute and how the statute becomes law. Most recently a discussion along those lines involved HR 3200, the so called health care reform bill.  The debater's primary point was why all the fuss over the Democrat's health care plans when there isn't even a bill ready to be passed? Obviously because it's important to prevent a potentially harmful bill from being assembled let alone being passed and here's why in a nutshell: One seldom finds specificity in a raw statute. In today's uber-partisan political atmosphere (I'm a partisan), the statute is often little more than a congressional means to an executive branch end. "party" politics are in play and in order to provide maximum flexibility to the party in control of the executive branch, statutes are constructed in nebulous terms.  Federal courts define statutory language as "broad authorizing language" which can seem innocuous to the untrained reader.  Politicians love hiding behind the vagueness of a bill's artfully crafted language because it allows them to claim provisions feared by their opponents don't really appear in the legislation. 

Unfortunately, a statute, even after being passed by the house and senate, and signed by the president, is not stand alone law. In order to become an enforcible law, needful and specific implementing regulations must be promulgated by the appropriate executive branch department. That's where the true nature of a bill becomes evident. Without "implementing" regulations written and published in the Federal Register, a statute lacks the required specificity to pass constitutional muster. Congress delegates authority to promulgate regulations to the proper executive branch department. In the case of the health care bill HR 3200 for instance, responsibility would be delegated to: 1. the Secretary of HHS; and 2. the Secretary of the Treasury, which in turn delegates specific enforcement authority to the commissioner of the IRS. 

The Secretary has  broad powers to interpret the authorizing language and congressional intent of the statute and then to implement it in whatever way suits the public policy goals of the administration.  Hence, it is unlikely anyone will know the so called unintended consequences of a legislative enactment until it's too late to do anything about it.  And that's why sweeping legislation such as the health care reform act causes so much consternation and alarm.  It's too vague, too broad and leaves too much to our faith or "trust" in the agencies authorized to implement it.  One might look at the bill HR 3200 and say, well there's no specific reference to Death Panels for instance. True, yet the implication exists and there is no prohibition against the creation of such an entity; which means the Secretary of HHS at the behest of the POTUS could interpret the raw statute to find that intent and, by writing specific regulations, could implement the pertinent part of the statute to enable the creation of a panel commissioned to accomplish that policy goal. All without further authorization from congress.  

One can see why the character and politics of those who advise the president on policy matters and of those whom he appoints to implement policy is so important to know.  There are at minimum three policy czars that would have direct input on health care and two are known for their radical positions and statements. Do you really want radical policy Czars like Cass Sunstein or John Holdren involved in the implementation of health care policy? Nancy Ann De Parle was appointed by Katherine Sebelius to fill the role of health reform czar.  These are unelected but very powerful people.  How a statute is interpreted and implemented is affected by their input. And then there's Sebelius herself.  A death panel of one when it  comes to abortion rights.  One has to read the tea leaves , connect some dots, read between the lines, anticipate the consequences of a bill's passage, because the damage done to our health care system once the bill is passed into law will actually be caused by implementing regulations promulgated in the executive branch to carry out policy, and by then it will be too late.

 


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To:Representatives Boehner and Cantor...

Get your heads out of your.....! I shouldn't have been surprised I guess. I've heard over and over and over what dim-wits neo-cons are.  And now the two of you have converted that assertion into an indisputable truth...  I am depressed! 

Mr. Boehner, just what common ground would you suggest we look for with a devout communist, hmmm? This is no time for open arms and civility -- we are at war with the enemy of our liberty who has acquired the high ground within our White House. Obama is the radicalized son of a devout communist. His associations have long been with radical communists and my dear Mr. Boehner, as has been repeated and proven countless times throughout history, "the apple does not fall far from the tree". In this case we have a real bad apple that a BUSHel of mindless dolts known as neo-cons allowed to become the first completely un-vetted president in our nation's history. Common ground indeed!

And as for you Mr. Cantor, so now all the big hearted republicans such as yourself want to force insurance companies to cover pre-existing--unhealthy--conditions, and as if that weren't enough you also like the idea of requiring them to continue coverage for "young people" via their parent's insurance plan until age 26?  You presumptuous arrogant jerk! Apparently it's true, neo-con idiots are just the slower road to a Global Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.  Hey by the way, I can't afford car insurance with 3 buck a gallon gas and having taken a 40% cut in income the past 18 months, so how about making sure I can get full after-the-fact collision coverage, with an order of life insurance on the side, when I drive my car off the frkng road next time I'm listening on the car radio and hear you two idiots gittin all kumbaya with Obama? 

How much more simply could the mandate of this past election have been put to you? In case you were out on the day it was discussed in the media, the TEA Party, primarily responsible for said mandate, put it something like this:  1). Stop the Obama, Reid, Pelosi communist agenda dead in it's tracks. 2). Repeal Obama care as often as it takes until it can be accomplished permanently. 3). Cut spending and prevent the Democrats from raising taxes. Oh and by the way, if I hear you morons refer to that as "extending the Bush tax cuts..." one more time I'm gonna blow out every last vein, vessel, artery and capillary in my body. The Bush tax cuts were tax cuts only once -- the day they were enacted then signed into law. You aren't "extending tax cuts" YOU ARE CONTINUING CURRENT TAX RATES and the Democrats are attempting to RAISE those TAX RATES. But I digress!!!  Number 4). Hold your ground, do not negotiate, do not compromise do not look for common ground with Democrats because we -- the people of these several united States of America -- WON!  Do you understand? WE WON!!!$#@^%$$!$#@!

Now as I said, get yer heads outta yer assez and do our will, or prepare for a buttt thrashin the likes of which even your daddies never imagined to put upon you!
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Our Marxist In Chief: Origins

This was originally posted Sept, 2009, and at that time it was being taken by many with a grain of salt.  That's understandable as people are reluctant to give in to grand conspiracies, especially those which are patient and progressive. I was attempting to point out that Barack Obama was a consequence, which we're now suffering, a hundred years in the making. The following YouTube link to the "Obama Dossier" is a must see and I repost "Our Marxist In Chief" as a vehicle to that Video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FlEbBZLzo0

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Original Post including added Post Script:

It  remains to be seen the damage Barrack Obama will do the next 38 months. What damage he's done thus  far is considerable, and as of September 23, 2009, it truly defy's description.   His appearance before the UN Security Council left most conservatives  and a good many centrists, speechless. At no time in my 56 years has any president or high ranking administration member ever  acted in such an anti American and disgracefull manner as has President Barrack Obama.  Yet, the coming of a Barrack Obama and of worker/labor social justice organizations like STORM, ACORN and The Apollo Project  were predicted some 45 years earlier by the profit and soviet premier, Nikita Khruschev. Khruschev stated then that  "Revolutionaries are the locomotives  of history"; and he prophesied that  "[we] will not bury you with  a shovel, your own working class will bury you." He boasted many times that the USSR wouldn't need to fire a shot, that we were being conquered from within.  In communist Russia the working class was represented as the communist labor party.  There were many American labor-union  ties to the communist labor party throughout the 20th century. Radicals  to say the least.

The very month and year I was  born, June 1953, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed for treason.  Accused of passing microfilm secrets -- which included the Manhatten  project -- to the Soviets.   But why? they were both born Americans. What led them to commit such a crime against their country? Thirty four years prior to their execution by electric chair, in 1919, the Communist Party of the USA (CPUSA) was founded.  According to the CPUSA's bio, for approximately the first  half of the century primarily in the 1920's, 30's and 40's, the CPUSA was "the largest and most influential communist party in the U.S"., playing a "prominent role"  in  the U.S. labor movement, as well as "founding  most of the country's major industrial unions". They were also known for pursuing racial discrimination cases in workplaces  and city communities. Also in 1919, the Socialist Labor Party another communist affiliate was formed; then came the Communist Labor Party of America. All three shared similar objectives but with varying degrees of aggressiveness; The Rosenbergs had connections to all three.  By 1931 a young and  impressionable -- 12 year old -- Julius Rosenberg had become a  member  of the Young Communist League, a sort of youth program of the CPUSA designed  to indoctrinate would be communists. Though all three organizations are well documented, the following excerpts from the Socialist Labor Party are all too familiar when compared with radical community organizers of today:

The Workers Party [In USSR] vs. The Socialist Labor Party [in America]  by Joseph Brandon 
Published Aug 1, 1925 in the  Weekly People. (reprinted 1925 as the Arm & Hammer pamphlet No. 8) 
full text at http://www.marxists.org/history/usa/parties/slp/1925/0801-brandon-wpavsslp.pdf

Russia’s Problem and Ours.
In Russia the problem was not to take the industries but to create them. In America the problem is the reverse. We do not have to create the industries, what we must do is to take them. The easiest task the Russians had, the seizing of power, is the hardest nut we have to crack, and the thing that is no task for us at all is what is puzzling the Russians night and day, all these years. When the working class seizes power in America it controls all that is necessary to run production on socialized lines. A dictatorship of the proletariat is unnecessary, the workers being in a majority. There will not even be a rule of the proletariat because the act of socializing the industries automatically abolishes all classes and therefore the proletariat as a class ceases to be.

Organization Must Preceed Revolution.
Obviously the workers cannot wait until the Social Revolution has stepped upon the scene and then organize. Tactics therefore dictate the organization of the working class today, under capitalism, into an organization whose primary purpose is to seize the industries and act as the framework of the new social order. Just as the chick develops in the shell before the world as a distinct creature, so the future society must be built up under capitalism. And just as the fully developed chick breaks the shell of its egg, so the shell of capitalism will never be broken until the organization of future society is developed to the point where it is able to function. Does it not follow logically that the working class must organize today, under capitalism, in order to achieve its emancipation

Ignorance Extends to Politics
The Workers Party wants a dictatorship of the proletariat. But it argues that the large mass of workers will never become Socialist and will have to be led by an intelligent [elitist] minority. So it is willing to unite with any movement of workers, no matter how wrong this may be, in order that they will have some masses to lead. This is called a united front. (blogger's note: the American  Socialist Labor Party rejected this tactic)

How to “Bore” and How to Build.
The SLP says, “Bore from within but bore to a purpose.” The purpose of working inside the trade unions is to destroy the bulwark of capitalism and establish bulwarks of Socialism, the industrial union.

The Revolutionary Organization.
The SLP correctly holds that the political party must be a party of no compromise (blogger's note - does this remind anyone of Nancy Pelosi and the rest of the radical Dems?). The SLP mission is to point the way to the goal and it refuses to leave the main road to follow the small bypaths that lead into the swamp of reformism. Its skirts are clean. The banner of Socialism is held high, uncorrupted, and not dragged down into the mire of petty bourgeois reform. Capitalism cannot be reformed. It must be overthrown.

The Real Power of Labor.
Here in America we have a right to come out openly and agitate for the overthrow of the government and the establishment of a workers’ republic.  If we did not have this opportunity then no alternative would be open for us but to advocate a violent overthrow of capitalism...


It was of course the great depression; injustice, poverty, hunger, jobless and homelessness  were rampant. By 1932 Julius Rosenberg had become a radicalized activist and threw his support into a racially charged case know as the Scottsboro Boys, in defense of nine homeless black teenagers accused, tried and convicted of raping two homeless white women in a freight train boxcar. Thereafter, Rosenberg became a full member of the Communist Party of America -- the CPA.

In 1931 at age 16 already two years graduated from high school, Ethel Greenglass took a job with the National New York Shipping Company. Not long after she became a political activist and union organizer.  Greenglass had grown up dirt poor, her family was destitute - the working poor underclass.  She heard often from her Russian father the plight of the worker and the evils of a capitalist society.  Inevitably  she was drawn to the far left cause of worker's rights. In 1935  she organized a strike against her employer and was fired for her lack of loyalty. The communist party of the United States was heavily involved in union organizing and Ethel Greenglass had endeared herself to them with her efforts (against her employer and as an activist) to that point. In 1934  at only 16 years old, Julius Rosenberg also by then a high school  graduate entered City College of New York. Continuing his prior activism against racial discrimination, Julius took an interest in far left radical politics both on and off campus. Though they had  known each other previously through association with the Communist Party,  in 1935 on New Year's Eve, the now twenty year old Ethel Greenglass, and 17 year old Julius Rosenberg met again at a union organized party where Ethel had been asked to entertain. This time 'round the two radicalized revolutionaries hit it off and four years later, 1939, Julius and Ethel were married. 

WWII: after the December 7th, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor and the ensuing US participation in World War II, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg fearing retribution during a time of world war, went underground with their communist affiliation.

 

Nonetheless,  the Rosenbergs remained radical activists. In 1943 Julius who had become a member of the  United States Signal Corp., was approached by a Soviet KGB officer/recruiter -- Alexander Feklisov -- and asked to spy  for the Soviet Union. Meanwhile Ethel Rosenberg's younger brother, David  Greenglass, had been assigned to work on the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos  NM.  Having accepted the assignment to spy, Julius Rosenberg set  about convincing brother in-law David Greenglass to help pass classified  information to the Soviets. Though history has since attempted  to repaint the Rosenbergs as penny ante even sympathetic players  in the affair, the fact remains that within a year of receiving  intelligence provided by the Rosenbergs, the Soviets had an A-Bomb of their own.   

To the Rosenbergs, America was a decadent capitalistic society that used people for the profit of rich industrialists. They viewed  communism under Stalin as preferable, buying in to the worker/laborer propaganda of the time.  They  believed the perfect Marxist world could be created here without a dictator. Too bad neither of them were afforded the privilege to live their lives in the USSR, maybe they'd have realized how fortunate they were back in the US of A.

The parallels between radicalized youth from the 1920's and 30's and the process by which they, particularly the Rosenbergs, became radicalized as compared to American youth of the 60's and 70's, are  compelling and too prevalent. Poor even destitute kids are enticed to get involved with radical activist organizations very similar to those the Rosenbergs associated with. Organizations, I might add, which have thoroughly infiltrated  our political system. The difference is, the radicals of this era no longer feel the need to act "underground". They're in full view, openly taunting us with a brazen agenda to subvert the political  process and constitutional system of self governance we've known  for over 200 years

Today's radical community organizers are working to fundamentally change America into a neofascist socialist state, one among many intended to form a new world order, just as -- if you've truly been listening -- our President has been articulating to the rest of the world. Is it possible that we have in Barrack and Michelle Obama, the same devout anti-American radicals that were once embodied as Ethel and Julius Rosenberg? The Obama Administration is selling out capitalism, the locomotive that drives America, just as readily as the Rosenbergs did some 65 years ago. History has been repeating itself in just about every conceivable way since the 1920's.  The only thing the radical left has learned is how to better infiltrate industry, education and politics.  Come to think of it, what else is there? 

We all say "God Bless America" from time to time (unless your name happens to be Rev. Wright or Pfleger) but how much longer will the America for which we've so often asked God's blessing, exist?

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Post Script:  History teaches that these people are capable of anything in fulfilling their communistic one world government agenda. Can we Blame Bush?  Yes, it's my opinion that GW and GHW were both part and parcel to this global progressive agenda. They had a somewhat different concept as to what that system should look like, but globalization was the expected blossom. Barack Obama gives every indication that he's a totalitarian. His vision is that  government is the wellspring of all you have or shall be granted  from the moment of conception, at birth and onto death. Most notably, under Obama's grand plan you should expect to receive a lack of economic freedom, few and heavily regulated personal liberties, poverty, a single underclass enslaved to an elite ruling class and a militaristic police-state sufficient to keep the peace between the classes. This is our most desperate hour, Please see the video at YouTube, and email the link to everyone you know, especially if they're liberals.
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