INTRODUCTION Part 5 of a 5 Part Series This series begins with Trump at the UN: Part 1, a Tale of Two Presidents and a Vision In the final section of his address to the United Nations President Trump speaks directly to the dictators in the room and those who would be domestic dictators in […]
How to Create a Crisis and Steal a Nation: Part Three
January 10, 2013 by
This series begins by outlining the concepts of the Cloward-Piven Strategy of creating a crisis and then using that crisis to advance a political agenda and how the theories of Cloward-Piven built upon the radical teachings of Saul Alinsky. The second installment provides a real life example of the technique at work in Kansas City […]
How to Create a Crisis and Steal a Nation: Part Two
December 29, 2012 by
By Sam Sewell, Aristotle the Hun, The Rev. Big Goon and Good Shepherd Sam The Cloward-Piven Strategy (CPS), Saul Alinsky and the concept of clergy as undercover intelligence officers were introduced in Part One. What follows is from a former colleague drawing from his experiences in the 1970’s to explain how CPS was employed to […]
How to Create a Crisis and Steal a Nation: Part One
December 26, 2012 by
By Sam Sewell, Aristotle the Hun, The Rev. Big Goon and Good Shepherd Sam “Se non è vero, è ben trovato.” Note: It will quickly be obvious to the reader why details have been obscured, omitted or fictionalized in this fascinating narrative of events that began nearly forty years ago. Preface: Years ago I regularly […]
Children of The Beast
December 21, 2012 by
“The average man doesn’t want to be free. He wants to be safe.” H.L. Mencken Most people see the conflict between limited government and big government as a political battle between conservatives and liberals. This conflict is much more profound than political theory can encompass. The battle being fought in America today goes beyond politics; […]
Primer on Economic Systems and Societal Organization
There are words used to describe systems of government and economic approaches to organizing societies. In public discussions the differences are often lost and terms of government are used interchangeably with terms of economics. Though a given approach to organizing government may lend itself to adopting a given economic system, government and economics are not […]