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发帖数: 29846 | 1 By Jeannie DeAngelis
Combine class warfare, demonizing the rich, getting as many people onto the
welfare rolls as possible, and pushing the economic system to collapse and
you have a flawless formula for Cloward-Piven 2.0 -- and a vehicle that
ensures Obama remains in power.
Cloward-Piven is a much talked-about strategy proposed in the mid-1960's by
two Columbia University sociology professors named Richard Andrew Cloward
and Frances Fox Piven. The Cloward-Piven approach was sometimes referred to
as the "crisis strategy," which they believed were a means to "end poverty."
The premise of the Cloward-Piven collective/anti-capitalist gospel decried "
individual mobility and achievement," celebrated organized labor, fostered
the principle that "if each finally found himself in the same relative
economic relationship to his fellows ... all were infinitely better off."
The duo taught that if you flooded the welfare rolls and bankrupted the
cities and ultimately the nation, it would foster economic collapse, which
would lead to political turmoil so severe that socialism would be accepted
as a fix to an out-of-control set of circumstances.
The idea was that if people were starving and the only way to eat was to
accept government cheese, rather than starve, the masses would agree to what
they would otherwise reject. In essence, for the socialist-minded, the
Cloward-Piven strategy is a simple formula that makes perfect sense; the
radical husband-and-wife team had Saul Alinsky as their muse, and they went
on to teach his social action principles to a cadre of socialist-leaning
community organizers, one of whom was Barack Obama.
As the debt crisis continues to worsen, President Obama stands idly by an
inferno with his arms crossed, shaking his head, and doing nothing other
than kinking the fire hose and closing the spigot. Spectator Obama is
complaining that the structure of the American economy is engulfed in flames
while accusing the Congress, which is trying desperately to douse the fire,
of doing nothing about the problem.
Although speculative, if the Cloward-Piven strategy is the basis of the left
's game plan, spearheaded by Alinsky devotee Barack Obama, it certainly
explains the President's inaction and detached attitude.
The greatest nation in the history of the world is teetering on the brink of
a catastrophic economic crisis. America was pushed to this point by a
rapidly-expanding national debt and a stressed-out entitlement system; in
the center of this crisis is the President, who insists on expanding it even
further, all in the name "fairness" and "social justice."
As a default date nears and the President threatens seniors that there's a
chance they may not receive their Social Security checks, it has been
revealed that the federal government disperses a stunning 80 million checks
a month, which means that about a third of the US adult population could be
receiving some sort of entitlement.
Since the 1960's when Cloward-Piven presented a socialistic guideline to
usher in the type of evenhandedness Obama lauds, America's entitlement rolls
have swelled from eight million to 80 million. If the nation's ability to
disperse handouts were ever disrupted, it's not hard to see how chaos would
erupt should an angry army of millions demanded what Cloward-Piven called "
the right to income."
Couple the threat of dried-up funds for food stamps, Social Security,
unemployment benefits and the like with the Obama administration's vigorous
campaign to turn a tiny upper class of big earners into the enemy, and you
have the Cloward-Piven recipe for anarchy and complete collapse.
If the worst happened, Saul Alinsky's biggest fan, whose poll numbers
continue to plummet, could use mayhem in the streets to remain firmly
ensconced in the White House. Alinsky taught his students a basic principle
that community organizer Barack Obama learned well: "Never let a good
crisis go to waste." Fiscal disintegration coupled with lawlessness would
deliver the type of Cloward-Piven/Saul Alinsky trifecta that progressives
have worked toward and waited decades for.
Barack Obama has spent the last 1,000+ days defying reason and choosing
policy directions that seem nonsensical to the rational mind: a failed
stimulus package; ObamaCare; growing the deficit to astronomical proportions
; and cynically portraying wealth as immoral. Now, when cuts are the only
fix to a budgetary balloon about to burst, a seemingly illogical President
digs in and demands additional phantom dollars to spend on a system that is
collapsing under the weight of unmanageable debt.
It's hard to figure out the method to the President's obvious madness,
because based on Obama's approval rating, if the election were held today
even Pee Wee Herman could replace Obama behind the Resolute Desk. Maybe the
"method" isn't "mad" in the least!
Could it be that Barack Obama is purposely pressuring the system in a
premeditated effort to foster a major crisis? One that would demand
extraordinary measures to control by a President who could then mete out
basic sustenance to Americans who would agree to anything to regain some
sense of normalcy. And in the process successfully usher in the "socially
just" system Barack Obama has dreamed of all his life.
While radical Alinsky/Cloward-Piven disciple Obama appears to be clueless
and detached, it may be a ploy; he may actually be focused and engaged as he
purposely pursues an Alinsky-inspired course of action to force the system
to "live up" to its own rules. Obama's ultimate goal of once-and-for-all
discrediting the capitalist system and replacing America's foundational
economic and social tenets with a broad-based socialist one headed by
progressive Marxists like himself, is actually within reach.
As Obama pushes and prods the US economy and instigates social unrest, it
could be that he believes a Cloward-Piven-style utopia resides just beyond
the horizon -- a progressive panacea where an election-free, classless
society, thankful for a simple crust of bread, looks to Barack Obama to keep
the peace by remaining in power indefinitely.
Therefore, unless all of America, regardless of class or political
persuasion, pays attention to the potential for a bleak future that lies
ahead and realizes the President's non-plan could be itself an actual
calculated plan, the resulting consequences will affect everyone, as Barack
Obama transforms a once great nation into Cloward and Piven's idea of
paradise.
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