Saturday, February 27, 2010
Organizing Kids for Obama
Obama is using the public schools to recruit a private army of high-schoolers to "build on the movement that elected President Obama by empowering students across the country to help us bring about our agenda." We now know that Obama's "agenda" is to move the United States into European-style Socialism.
Obama's internet outreach during his campaign, Obama for America, has been renamed Organizing for America (OFA) in order to recruit students to join a cult of Obama and become activists for his goals. Geller discovered that the teacher of an 11th-grade government class in Massillon, Ohio, passed out the sign-up sheet, headed with Obama's "O" logo, asking students to become interns for Organizing for America.
These interns will be given an intensive nine-week training course using comprehensive lesson plans. Assigned readings include Saul Alinsky's notorious Rules for Radicals, Stir It Up: Lessons from Community Organizing and Advocacy by the left-wing activist Rinku Sen, and particular sections of Dreams From My Father dealing with Obama's days as a community organizer in Chicago.
Republican students will be filtered out of the intern program by requiring applicants to answer questions that reveal their politics. One example is, "What one issue facing our country is important to you and why?"
Geller said the purpose of this training to become Alinsky-style community organizers, is "of course, to elect more Democrats." The internship program is specifically geared to get the kids working in the 2010 elections.
The sign-up sheet for Organizing for America starts with this instruction: "Organizing for America, the successor organization to Obama for America, is building on the movement that elected President Obama by empowering students across the country to help us bring about our agenda of change." The application explains that this national internship program is "working to make the change we fought so hard for in 2008 a reality in 2010 and beyond."
Friday, February 26, 2010
MUST READ ARTICLE - JOSHUA Connections Worrisome
The latter two are household phrases. Saul Alinsky is a conundrum.
Alinsky is a self-proclaimed Marxist. He also is a profound elitist. He initiated the 20th century model of grass-roots organizing and wrote "Rules for Radicals" for those who would follow him. One of his persistent mantras was that the end justifies the means: "Do what you can with what you have and clothe it in moral garments."
He kept company with Al Capone, the first Mayor Richard Daley and Marshall Field III, an eclectic group to say the least. Alinsky said he would never join an organization he helped create. Too confining, he said, and one wears out his welcome.
Alinsky used community churches and their leaders to determine issues and provide a foundation for his organizational efforts. Churches were the bedrock of a neighborhood and offered experienced and respected citizens for those efforts. And they did not question his socialistic goals.
Alinsky started the Industrial Areas Foundation to accept organizing funds from other foundations, his wealthy friends, churches and corporations. It exists today.
The Gamaliel Foundation was created by Gregory Galluzzo and is cut from the same cloth as the IAF. Gamaliel's Web site says it "is an organizing institute that brings together communities of people living out our faith and values to bring about justice and collectively transform our society." The organization envisions units in every metropolitan area and would break down whatever local ordinances it deemed in opposition to its socialistic goals.READ ARTICLE
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Treachery of America's Church Leaders
This foundation is a dangerous, leftist, ACORN-like community organization that has settled in 19 states (CA, CT, GA, HI, IA, IL, IN, MD, MI, MN, MO, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, VA, WI, WV), Great Britain, and South Africa. Because their modus operandi is to move incrementally within local church communities via stealth and deception, there has been negligible national coverage of their activities.
The Chicago-based Gamaliel Foundation required Obama to hijack and exploit church membership into a larger left leaning political force, as pointed out by Stanley Kurtz in "What We Know About Obama." Obama 'cut his teeth' as a Gamaliel community organizer in Chicago. He is celebrated and thanked on their website for organizing HOPE for America and the world.
The book Rules For Radicals by Saul Alinsky is recommended reading for Gamaliel Foundation followers. Although Gamaliel works within the Christian church community, organizing mentor Saul Alinsky dedicates his book to Lucifer and praises the POLITICAL PARADISE OF COMMUNISM. Where is our society heading with spiritual leaders embracing the principles of Marxism and Lucifer?
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Monday, February 22, 2010
Lawmakers, Activists Raise Alarm Over Way Census Counts Prisoners
Read Article
Wisconsin's Bill - AJR63 and SJR42
Friday, February 19, 2010
WI Chicago-Style Community Organizers Involved in the Housing Market?
There is something fishy going on with the left-wing, radical, community-organizing groups in our state. Are these groups getting taxpayer-funded stimulus dollars? Is Wisconsin going to have its very own Freddie and Fannie?
If you ever thought about being a slumlord . . .
Common Ground, is heading to Madison, the Journal Sentinel reports, to yank around some large banks.
According to ESTHER’s newsletter:
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN HOMEOWNERSHIP?
ESTHER may be able to help you purchase the right home for your family at an affordable monthly price. We have been awarded funds to assist a limited number of families. In order to make the home affordable, monthly payments will be based on income. Education about the opportunities and challenges of home ownership will be provided. If you have wanted to buy a home, but were not sure how you could, this might be the program for you. MORE
Joshua’s housing bill? READMonday, February 15, 2010
Legislative Alert!
The Assembly Elections Committee will be holding a public hearing on the National Popular Vote Bill this WEDNESDAY!
Learn About National Popular Vote:
· TALKING POINTS
· Beware of Attacks on the Constitution
· Liberal Plans to Subvert the U.S. Constitution
The organization behind this bill, NationalPopularVote.com, is spending tens of thousands of dollars on lobbyists in the state of Wisconsin
ACTION ITEMS:
1. Contact your legislators and tell them to OPPOSE this bill.
2. Attend and testify at the public hearing. If you cannot make it, email your testimony to the committee members and ask that it be part of the committee record.
3. Spread the word!!!______________________________________________
From: Rep.Smith
Sent: Monday, February 15, 2010 3:14 PM
Subject: REVISED - Public Hearing Assembly Elections and Campaign Reform Committee
Assembly Committee on Elections and Campaign Reform PUBLIC HEARING
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
1:00 PM
North Hearing Room (2nd Floor North), State Capitol
Assembly Bill 751 - Relating to: entering into an agreement among the states to elect the president of the United States by means of a national popular vote.
What Do You Look For in a Community Organizer?
Organizers must have a deep desire to address local and regional societal issues, organize a congregation base, find leaders, and organize people and money to sustain the organization. Organizers must be self-motivated, systemic thinkers and possess the ability to take risks. The position is not a social service or public relations position.
Skills: Knowledge of political process/agendas; leadership training, strong communication/writing skills; ability to handle diversity, and work with diverse groups; ability to build key relationships with the leadership of congregations, developing alliances while remaining independent, and promoting a social justice agenda. Ability to speak Spanish is a plus. Some openings are for a Lead Organizer. The candidates for the Lead Organizer must have rich experiences in community involvement, experience in organizing and have the ability to manage an organization’s financial and organizational development. The candidate must have experience in organizing congregation/community, union organizations, or electoral or GOTV activities and must be computer literate.
Organizers will be trained by the network, and will be reviewed in accordance with their related competencies and experiences. A special screening will be scheduled for finalist, usually at the city seeking the candidates. Orientation will be provided, and week long training is mandatory most times.
Read More at this recruiting agency: Community Change through Good Teachers, Community Organizers, and Leaders
Wisconsin
Friday, February 12, 2010
Chicago-Style Community Organizing In WI
WISCONSIN - 3 MINUTES
Wisconsin has worked faithfully with dozens of allies throughout our state to act democratically.
WISDOM of Wisconsin has grown again!
With the addition of NAOMI in Wausau, we are now 10 organizations.
WISDOM brought over 300 people to Madison to send clear messages to our legislature in March.
We won in-state tuition rates for children of undocumented workers in our state. We started a series of 2-day training for dozens of new leaders
In Kenosha, CUSH held a rally of more than 650 people for Immigrant Rights.
In Racine, RIC got the Mayor to agree to form an Immigrant Commission, to meet with the heads of every City department on a regular basis to advise them about the needs of immigrants.
In Milwaukee, MICAH passed the MORE ordinance – a ground-breaking measure that will require everyone who does business with the City to hire more local, underemployed people and to pay them prevailing wage. In Waukesha County, SOPHIA got a fiscally conservative County Board to greatly increase its budget for an Alcohol Treatment Court and other alternatives to incarceration
In the Fox Valley, ESTHER held huge rallies for Health Care reform, earning them national recognition , national news coverage, and increased attention from allies AND adversaries.
In Green Bay, JOSHUA collected over 450 petitions to end ICE raids and presented them to our local Congressmen, and organized 400 people for a health care rally.
In Eau Claire, JONAH’s Environmental Task Force got the County to fund and implement a major new recycling initiative.
In La Crosse, AMOS held its first-ever fundraising banquet and published its first-ever fundraising Ad Book.
In Beloit, JOB held two major training events which set the stage for them to expand to become a regional organization which will include Madison and several surrounding counties.
ILA, for WISDOM there is no turning back, as we join the rest of Gamaliel in moving powerfully through the Gateway to the Future.

