I had a professor who once admitted
in front of the class that he was a socialist. Having figured out that there
was a deliberate effort to indoctrinate rather than educate I thought I would be
a little “radical” myself and call him out. I asked him if he knew that the
Nazis were socialists and he replied by saying they were a different kind of
socialist. I was beginning to understand that I was dealing with the type of
left wing ideologue that simply believed that socialism hasn't been tried the
right way yet, which is a typical belief among the “so called” intellectual
elite. Seeing that he thought he was going to influence my position I pressed
on. I replied by saying that the Nazis were “national socialists” and seeing as
though he was not one of these he must be a “Marxist Socialist.” Oddly enough
that observation garnered no reply. I wanted to share this because this
professor of mine earned his PHD in social work at Columbia University and most
everything that he said was not only to the left of me, but way left of center,
period. He was brilliant when it came to teaching the subject of the class, The
DSM IV. In fact there was one topic in particular that I highly admired him for
and that was his position on labeling young children with mental
disorders. He was adamantly opposed to
it. I have to give credit where credit is due. My main point here isn't what he
stood for or what he believed but that he claimed to be a socialist and he was
a graduate of Columbia University. Didn't someone else that we know graduate
from Columbia?
Didn't the New York Times on July 5
2009 refer to the time spent at Columbia University a lost period of President
Obama’s history? (Kurtz, Radical in Chief) I think this is significant not so
much because of President Obama but because of who is teaching at Columbia
University. Frances Fox Piven is a leading professor at the Columbia School of
Social Work. Remember, President Obama is a Community Organizer which is part
of the social work profession. Saul Alinsky was also a community Organizer and
I can assure you that the goals of community organizing are to turn America
upside down by fermenting the seeds of hate and discontent. Frances Fox Piven is recognized in the
Community Organizing profession as someone who is an authority on the history
of organizing during Americas early communist movements. (Kurtz)In fact she and
her deceased husband, Richard Cloward have published many articles concerning
social justice and the way in which American capitalism does little but oppress
minorities. One such article is actually a little startling. Published in Psychology Journal in the mid 1960’s
“The Weight of the Poor: A Strategy to End Poverty” was published by Cloward
and Piven. It was the strategy itself which many people found to be a little
unsettling, and in fact if you understand what social ills are currently
troubling America concerning welfare and wealth redistribution you better have
a seat, it’s all going to come together now. In this article these two
egalitarian socialists advocated for the creation of an unsustainable welfare
state that would intentionally collapse the U.S. economy and force the
government to guarantee an annual living wage for everyone. They suggested the
creation of a system in which everyone would qualify for benefits regardless of
socio economic status. Does this sound familiar? Don’t worry, there’s more.
Frances Fox Piven sat on the
Executive Committee of the Democratic Socialists of America. (Kurtz) In 1983
she delivered the opening speech at a conference our good friend Barrack Obama
attended. This conference was the Cooper Union Socialist Scholars Conference.
(No wonder my professor claims he is a socialist, he was indoctrinated to be
one!) Would you like to know what her speech was about? She developed the voter
registration strategy which we have witnessed being executed with the recent
elections of Barrack Obama and presented it to her socialist colleagues at this
conference. The following is a quote from Radical in Chief.
“A voter registration strategy designed to
radicalize the Democratic Party and polarize the country along class lines.
Piven’s strategy would be carried out in collaboration with ACORN, Project Vote
and related organizations over the ensuing decades.”
That is pretty powerful seeing as
though that speech was given in 1983. It describes what we are witnessing today
perfectly; the country has never been so polarized. Everybody is coming to
suspect that this is all orchestrated but when you look into the profession of
community organizing it all comes together. Remember all the news about Acorn
at the beginning of Obama’s first term as president? Do you remember Occupy
Wall Street? It seems that Frances Fox Piven not only played a role in
encouraging this kind of manufactured crisis as she gave a few speeches at
occupy crowds, but she also had extensive ties to ACORN. (ACORN stands for
Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.)It could be theorized
that Occupy Wall Street was a larger part of a plan that was originally
presented back at the Socialist Scholars Conference in 1983, which our
President attended.
Folks, I have been demonstrating in
all of my articles the need to focus on our education system. It is not an
opinion but a fact that the diehard communist sympathizers that were referred
to as hippies, or radicals of the 1960’s have infiltrated the schools we send
our children to every day. They are using social science techniques and
applying lessons learned throughout the twentieth century to mold future
generations into a non thinking, collective society in which we would have lost
all roots to our amazing history of freedom. The new common core curriculum
being mandated by the federal government is a great example. In my last article
I discussed Bill Ayers and his influence over education. Frances Fox Piven is
another example of the influence these radicals have over us as I have
demonstrated by describing my “socialist professor.” They are masters of their
craft and that craft is organizing for the destruction of this nation and the
establishing of something that they view as more just, socialism. In classic
Alinsky fashion they are using the very freedoms our nation protects to hide
behind as they turn our values upside down.
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