Foes of Tea Party Movement to Infiltrate Rallies

[bonnie]

April 12, 2010

Tea Parties targeted by the Dems' Alinsky Attack Machine

Greg Richards

Wow. If you think the Tea Party movement doesn't have the Left worried take a look at this!! It is hilarious in terms of projection - accusing other people of what you yourself are doing or thinking.

Of course, this is merely an example the Dems' applying Alinsky's Rules for Radicals , in this case...

"The enemy properly goaded and guided will be your major strength."

We already had an example of this in the Saturday, March 20 incident when Tea Partiers demonstrating for a redress of grievances on the health care bill outside the Capitol were slandered by members of Congress who claimed the Tea Partiers used the N-word when they did not. Nor is doing so the sensibility or attitude of the Tea Party movement.

This is all part of the Alinsky Attack Machine tactic of pretending that the Tea Party movement is racially motivated, when it has nothing to do with race. Lloyd Marcus has addressed this on American Thinker.

Tea Parties are a reaction to the Left's seizure of power through excessive spending in Washington.

It is clear that in terms of racial politics the Alinsky Attack Machine tactic is to accuse the conservative / Republican-leaning Tea Parties of the Democrats' segregationist actions in the South during Jim Crow and the civil rights' marches. The disgraced Charles Rangel is a point man here, as he pays his attack dues to get back the House Ways and Means committee chairmanship he has had to abandon for this election cycle due to his cheating on his taxes:

"I was involved in the civil rights marches in the '60s. And I have been badgered, cursed at and spat at by groups in the South and I want you to know and your viewing audience to know that the group that were in Washington fighting against the health bill and fighting against the President, looked just like and sounded just like those groups that attacked the civil rights movement in the South,"

Which is ridiculous. The Tea Parties are today's civil rights movement.

The poor Dems. Apparently "community organizing" isn't such a great idea when it is done by conservatives. To paraphrase George Patton from the film as he demolishes the Germans, "Alinsky, you magnificent bastard, we read your book!!"

[lazarus]

Bonnie, please post a link.

[bonnie]

Bonnie, please post a link.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D9F1PU2O0&show_article=1

http://www.newsvine.com/_news/2010/04/12/4149485-foes-of-tea-party-movement-to-infiltrate-rallies

There are several more sources. If you question these therehas been more on the news and many other sources on the internet

[bonnie]

‘White Boy’ Tea Parties: Are Leftists Like the Westboro Hatemongers?

Posted by Warner Todd Huston Apr 15th 2010 at 1:49 pm in Tea Parties: Big Journalism

On March 6, former George H. W. Bush speechwriter Michael Johns was speaking before a tea party gathering in Philadelphia when someone from the audience took exception to the fact that during his address he did not say “President Obama” but merely called him Mr. Obama. The heckler screamed a racial slur at Mr. Johns calling him a “white boy.”

“It’s President Obama, President Obama, white boy, President Obama,” the heckler yelled. Apparently this heckler did not recall the many times the Old Media called President Bush “Mr. Bush” all those eight years, but, there you have it. (There is a video of Mr. Johns’ full speech at YouTube)

Mr. Johns reacted well by not engaging his antagonist, and asking him to say his piece after Mr. Johns was done, but otherwise carrying on.

This incident neatly fits with the plans by Democrats and anti-tea party folks to disrupt tea party events the nation over. We recently had news of an effort by one fellow who claims he has some 60 agents provocateurs across the nation gathering forces to crash the tea party. This guy boasts that he plans to “dismantle and demolish the Tea Party.”

In New Hampshire, former Democratic State Party Chairman Kathy Sullivan has taken to emailing cohorts, urging them to infiltrate tea party events in the Granite State with “birther” signs to try and make it seem as if tea party attendees question Obama’s place of birth.

Former Democratic State Party Chairman Kathy Sullivan is heading up the search, the source said. Sullivan has been calling and e-mailing liberal activists trying to get them to attend tea parties in different parts of the state and hold signs denying the authenticity of President Barack Obama’s birth certificate and make racially disparaging comments to reporters.

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One might also remember back in April of 2009 when ACORN announced efforts to infiltrate and disrupt tea party events by making it look as if the tea partiers were racists. The Huffington Post even got into the act by trying to get their bloggers to go to tea party events.

This all begs a question, though. Can anyone recall any conservative groups making plans to “infiltrate and disrupt” anti-war rallies? Did any tea party group try to falsely portray itself as lefist at their rallies in order for the Old Media to focus on them so that they could discredit the protesters? Was there any secret organizing of the right to attack the leftists at their protests? I don’t recall any, do you?

Yet, here is the left imposing itself on the tea parties. Is this much different than what the hatemongers at the Westboro Church under Fred Phelps does? Phelps’ people impose themselves uninvited on funerals, gatherings, and events in order to get their own hateful message across? Isn’t that what the left is doing here?

Are leftists just like Fred Phelps?