Rules for Radicals

And it's happening through voter fraud because of most of you taking the bait that people are actually voting them in when they're not voting them in.

And it goes back to, again, and I've said it a thousand times on this show, concerning Saul Alinsky... and rules for radicals, and one of his little tactics is to cause us, the people in America, the 344 million of us, to believe that the less than 1.7% of the population that's being used to now overthrow us under God's judgment, he's sovereign in all, right? They want us to believe that the 1.7% of the population is actually the majority when in fact they're the minority.

And what's happening in this country is there are way too many people taking counsel from their fears.

And it's not the fear of God.

None of this is new.

If you go get Rules for Radicals, if you read some of the revolutionary writings of the people who have successfully taken over countries in the past, this is what they do, is divide the society.

And oddly enough, they've been very successful at dividing the society by talking so much about diversity being a great strength, when in fact, my conclusion several years ago is that diversity is not a strength, The only thing that's a strength in a society with a lot of different types of people in it is common values and common goals.

And we don't have that right now.

he developed something called...

Yeah, he developed something called Rules for Radicals, okay? And this was a book that he ig- he encouraged the left to actually use to take over our institutions, and he had different rules, you know? And in particular, one of them that we like to use is he said that, you know, you have to use ridicule, and you have to attack an individual, not, not an establishment.

You don't wanna talk, attack a university, or you don't wanna talk, a- attack a party.

You attack an individual.

Before-

Yeah

... on the show, you were d- discussing, uh, Saul Alinsky and his book, Rules for Radicals.

In that book-

he developed something called...

Yeah, he developed something called Rules for Radicals, okay? And this was a book that he ig- he encouraged the left to actually use to take over our institutions, and he had different rules, you know? And in particular, one of them that we like to use is he said that, you know, you have to use ridicule, and you have to attack an individual, not, not an establishment.

You don't attack, attack a university, or you don't attack a, attack a party, you attack an individual.

Now, of course, you do it politely, you do it with, with sensible facts and figures, but you e- but you basically have to make that individual defend their point of view.

Good morning to you.

Before on the show, you were discussing Saul Alinsky and his book, Rules for Radicals.

In that book, Saul Alinsky dedicated on his dedicated page to Lucifer, the first freedom fighter.

Not a good guy.

Um, he's been dead for 45 years.

And, um, he had this little book, this rules for radicals thing.

And if you actually go back and take a look, which I did, um, the things that things of things you need to control.

to help you have a socialist state.