The Socialist Revolution--Part One

Hell is paved with good intentions.   Samuel Johnson, 1775

Today we are not only on the eve of the new year, but we are also on the eve of the new Socialist Revolution. In the next few weeks, I am going to show you exactly where President Obama and his administration is leading this country, from the great plentiful path of capitalism, down the road of entitlement socialism, and ultimately onto the poverty stricken broken-down highway paved with Communism, which ultimately will cause the economic and political destruction of this country, and life as we have known it.

To the right in the sidebar of this blog, I have a section that says, "know your enemy."  Under that section is a link to an essay written by the father of Communism, Vladimir Lenin entitled: Left-Wing Communism: an Infantile Disorder. 

Lenin was a faithful follower of Marx, who defined the word "Dictatorship," as a concentration of power or forces rather than as a repressive situation. He also stressed the immediate dismantling of the state apparatus, the decentralization of power and popular democratic control over and management of civil society. An action that we are seeing today as our free society is quickly having freedoms ripped out from under us during the middle of the night and by people hiding behind closed doors.

Much of the present administration's agendas follow the pattern set out by Lenin in this essay, but in order to understand what Lenin wrote in 1919, you have to look at his definition of certain terms.

First, Lenin writes:  First and foremost, the struggle against opportunism [taking advantage of opportunities without regard for the consequences for others] which in 1914 definitely developed into social-chauvinism [aggressive or fanatical patriotism, particularly during time of war, in support of one's own nation] and definitely sided with the bourgeoisie [capitalist] against the proletariat [the class of industrial wage earners who possessing neither capital nor production means must earn their living by selling their labor; the poorest class of working people, or laborers]. Naturally, this was Bolshevism's [Communism's] principal enemy within the working-class movement. It still remains the principal enemy on the international scale.


It is in this essay that Lenin outlines the communist principle strategies in gaining strength in order to ultimately, in his words, "Fundamentally transform" the world.  Sound familiar? Obama on his campaign trail said, "We are just five days away from fundamentally transforming America ..." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvJJP9AYgqU


Lenin continues, "...rule by the Communist Party is the ultimate form of any party rule. Fundamentally, we must work for the dictatorship of the proletarian class."  [which in Lenin's description is the transitioning or transforming from capitalism to socialism.] "...The abolition of classes means, not merely ousting the landowners and the capitalists--that is something we accomplished with comparative ease, it also means abolishing the small commodity producers [small businesses], and they cannot be ousted , or crushed; we must learn to live with them. They can (and must) be transformed [there is that word again] and re-educated only by means of very prolonged, slow, and cautious organisational work [labor unions]."

Lenin goes on to say, "And all the measures of the Party, its organisations, methods of struggle, strategy and tactics should be directed to that end. Accordingly, all compromise with other parties [Republican, Democrat, and Independent], all reversion to parliamentary forms of struggle, which have become historically and politically obsolete, and any policy of manoeuvring and compromise must be emphatically rejected. Specifically proletarian methods of revolutionary struggle must be strongly emphasised. New forms of organisation must be created on the widest basis and with the widest scope in order to enlist the most extensive proletarian circles and strategy to take part in the revolutionary struggle under the leadership of the Communist Party."

Lenin goes on to emphasize, "A Workers'Union, based on factory organisations, should be the rallying point for all revolutionary elements...It is here that the militant proletariat musters its ranks for battle. Recognition of the class struggle, of the Soviet system and of the dictatorship should be sufficient enrollment. All subsequent political education of the fighting masses and their political orientation in the struggle are the task of the Communist Party, which stands outside the Workers Union..." Now, who did Obama spend his time with on the campaign trail? Try SEIU, to whom he promised to allow them to help make the rules. They were the ones who put together the stimulus bill.   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQ1NJaCtIkM

Remember, Obama's whole career was wrapped up in being a community organizer. That was Lenin's strategy and tactics...community organizing, using the masses to create the revolution he needed.  Click on the link, print the essay of about 80 pages, and do an in-depth study of the Father of Communism, then think about the people with whom President Obama has surrounded himself. Go to the communist website http://www.cpusa.org/ and look at what they are saying. Why, after the election, would the head of the Communist Party tell his people, "we now have an ally in the White House," if he didn't believe that the president and his administration believed in the same ideology? Think about it.