In other words, the following is a Van Jones sponsored (with the blessings Barack Obama) approach to governmental revolution and the end of the U.S. government as we know and as it was intended to be.
Understand that "Occupy" was intended to evolve into an alternative for our present form of governance. There would be a national convention, elected representatives for Occupy in each of the 435 congressional districts and pursuit of the following agenda as outlined in the video.
The roots for this subversive expansion of an Alinsky style take-over of this nation, began with the election of Barack Obama and the appointment of his Green Czar, Van Jones. the video was made in 2012, I believe, but the agenda was developed in 2009/2010.
You don't know about it, because the creation of the Tea Party movement in late 2009 inadvertently took all the wind our of the sales of Occupy. In the end, Occupy could not move away from its Millennial roots. It failed precisely because chaos does not morph into order and structure.
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In fact, I watched an interview on Democracy Now several years ago. Van Jones was talking about this very thing. I wondered what happened to his plans. They ignore us. We ignore them. Maybe that is the best plan . . . . . revenge that looks and smells like peace.
ReplyDeleteYes. He was actually in the news often, with this plan . . . but the mainstream did no follow up nor did they really make and issue out of this plan. And, certainly, when it died on the vine, so to speak, absolutely no mention was made of the failure.
DeleteHe has failed in its "fundamental transformation"
ReplyDeleteHealthcare, gay rights, equal pay...
approximately 115 percent, the Dow Jones industrial average has experienced a growth rate of 146 percent and, perhaps most impressively, Nasdaq has grown in size by 188 percent. Two thousand days into his presidency, the major stock indexes under Obama have had average gains of 142 percent — compare that to the record under Reagan, who saw gains at 88 percent during that same time period.
Russ Britt of MarketWatch notes, “the average stock-market gain under four post-Depression Democrats through each one’s 2,000th day in office has outpaced the average gain of the four Republicans in the era by a factor of nearly 4 to 1. Democratic gains have averaged 133%, while Republican market advances have had a mean of 33%.”
Change is not "fundamental change." Healthcare was a manipulative legislative process. Just another giant entitlement that will take this country deeper in depth. 17 trillion in unfunded liabilities for SS; 47 trillion for Medicare; gawd only knows the final bill 50 years from now . . . . . . . . my guess around 50 trillion bucks.
ReplyDeleteWall Street is feeding off free money via Fanny and Freddie and the associated nothing interest. No genius in that. Just wait until the Chinese economy goes south and the interest rate on our debt, help by them, doubles.