The Cloward-Piven Strategy to implement socialist revolution
I recently came across an article written about sociology professors Cloward and Piven from Columbia University. After reading the article linked above, the current state of affairs in our country becomes very clear. We have been undergoing a revolution from within since nineteen sixty-six. The revolutionaries are socialists who want to destroy capitalism and everything it stands for.
The revolution began with an idea to overload the welfare system in order to bankrupt the country. It seems to be working very well. The housing meltdown is part of the welfare scam; a social experiment intended to give everyman a home. The current attempt to rope us into the welfare system is called universal health care. It is another weapon being used by socialists to bankrupt the country. Reminiscent of the USSR, is the hypocrisy of giving the president and Congress a gilded Lilly plan, while the rest of us will suffer.
A proponent of the overload concept was a man named Saul Alinsky. Obama studied Saul Alinsky while working as Community Organizer. Obama also attended Columbia University, the home of Cloward and Piven. Obama attended a church based on black liberation theology. For twenty years he listened to ranting sermons by the Reverend Wright. Obama worked with Bill Ayers, a professed terrorist, and communist with a small ‘c’.
Is it a coincidence that POTUS is so radical? Or were his radical connections deliberate methodology on his part to create a foundation for the strategy designed to destroy the United States of America?
Wake Up America, We Are Being Driven
Into Socialist Slavery!
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[…] I became exposed to the Cloward-Piven principle in July, 2009 when I wrote my piece titled Radical Overload. […]