Richard Rongstad wrote in message news:<40229D93.475FB8D2@NOSPAMvikiingphoenix.com>...
> Luis ORTEGA ranted:
> >
> > "Richard Rongstad" wrote
> > > The Republicans aren't that smart.
> >
> > i agree. they pioneered the politics of personal destruction because they
> > found that their right-wing, fundamentalist agenda is alien to the majority
> > of voters.
> > al gore ran a crap campaign and still managed to win the support of a
> > majority of voters.
> > obviously, democratic ideals of social conscience, environmental
> > responsibility and economic fair play are far more in step with voters than
> > bush's mean-spirited, environmentally irresponsible, feed-the-rich agenda.
> > the only way they can make their bankrupt, divisive ideology appear viable
> > is to lie, smear and scare their way into power.
>
> In your class warfare rant you forgot that:
>
> (1) The morons displaying barely readable photocopies of
> George W. Bush's National Guard records during the Vietnam War
> online as if it is evidence of some cockamamie bullshit they've
> dreamed up are really displaying their ignorance and trying to
> exploit the average citizen that also doesn't understand such things.
>
> (2) This tactic comes out of the New Left Seminar Caller's Manual,
> a popular edition favored by Peta, Sierra Club, Socialist Worker's
> Party, Greens, socialists, pedophiles, progressives and other Democrats.
>
> (3) In turn, the New Left Seminar Caller types of manuals draw upon
> the lessons learned from political warfare pamphlets that were
> initially inspired by the Bolshevik and Soviet guidebooks distributed
> in the U.S. by the Comintern, a duty later taken over by the KGB.
>
> Incidentally, these guidebooks were provided by the same people
> that sent money to CPUSA leader Gus Hall. I believe it was also
> later revealed that money was sent from Moscow to support
> Jimmy Carter's run for president. The communists in Moscow saw
> Carter as a potential ally. Maybe Al Gore, Jr. ran a shit
> campaign because the Soviet money and support for the Gore family
> via agent of influence Armand Hammer during the Vietnam War
> had dried up by then.
>
> (4) Republicans and almost every political faction in the U.S.
> have borrowed ideas from the Democrat's Soviet inspired political
> playbooks, and oh, how the left squeals everytime, but, political
> playbooks coming from the Republican side are home grown.

Please let me know where I can get a copy of the New Left Seminar Caller's Manual.
--Russ