by Jared Law on June 25, 2011 http://www.the912project.us/forum/topic/show?id=2881797%3ATopic%3A2185711&xgs=1&xg_source=msg_share_topic
Isaiah 5:20
20 ¶Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!
Few things are more clear than the fact that America isn’t just broke, but ourselves, our children, our grandchildren, and generations beyond are going to pay for what has been done in our name. With multi-trillion dollar deficits the norm since Barack Hussein Obama moved into the White House, the $14.5 Trillion of national debt and the $114.4 TRILLION dollars of unfunded liabilities combine to mean that America is in debt to the tune of $129 Trillion (rounded to the nearest trillion), and it’s getting worse each year.
If that’s not broke, there’s no such thing. What the Obama Regime is doing is absolutely unsustainable!
The number of lies in the video clips below is staggering, if one doesn’t know who Van Jones and Richard Trumka are. But those of us who know that they’re both self-avowed COMMUNISTS expect such lies; we just didn’t expect them to be so slickly packaged; not until recently, anyway.
As usual, the radical left is accusing us of their dastardly deeds. Accusing us of lying when everything they are now professing to be true is a lie, including their accusation. Dishonest class warfare. Every single thing they accuse us of doing, they are literally guilty of that precise thing. It’s a bit frustrating, to be honest. Especially since the media is on their side, as admitted by Michelle Obama recently, they have little to worry about from the perspective of how they’re being portrayed on the TV because, let’s face it, not many places outside of Fox News Channel actually tell the truth about the Obama regime. In the video below, you’ll notice that Michelle Obama apparently caught herself and attempted to spin it, but IMHO, she meant what she said, and the attempt to explain her statement as pertaining only to privacy of her children was very smooth, and even true, technically speaking, I’m sure. But the fact remains that her comment, if taken alone, is also absolutely true.
Not even Bill Clinton got the kid-gloves treatment that Barack Hussein Obama receives even today, from America’s leftist news media.
Just note the sheer volume of lies from Van Jones, especially. Far too many Americans will be deceived by this, I’m afraid. The natural man or woman in each of us wants to ignore scary things, and clings to the normalcy bias, and that will be a huge factor in how many will choose to be deceived by this counterfeit movement of the Radical American Left:
AFL-CIO UNION CHIEF PLEDGES 12 MILLION WORKERS TO VAN JONES PROGRES…
Posted on June 24, 2011 at 7:46pm by Tiffany Gabbay
Well, according to AFL-CIO president Rich Trumka, only the American “labor movement” is all about the “real” American Dream. I guess that means the rest of us haven’t got a clue.
Opening with Van Jones’ “American Dream” mantra, Trumka announced his pledge of 12 million union laborers and their families to support Van Jones’ “Rebuild the Dream” movement.
Trumka then goes on to explain that the real American Dream is not about a few of us having a lot, but about all of us having a “fair portion.”
“The American Dream is not that a few of us will get to be rich, but that all of us will have a fair portion of the good things in life.”
Trumka’s announcement coincides with the launch of a Van Jones co-sponsored MoveOn.org campaign titled “Rebuild the Dream.” The Blaze recently reported on the campaign and its new catch-phrase already catching on among leftists like Howard Dean. The movement, which accuses the “slash and burn” GOP of “killing the American dream,” has positioned itself as the left’s answer to the Tea Party.
During Rebuild the Dream’s launch event Thursday, Jones exclaimed to a crowd of followers that “America is not broke” — even encouraging the audience to chant the phrase in unison — and claimed those who suggest otherwise, are “lying.” He also accused people — presumably Tea Party members – who “hate on America’s government“ and ”wreck America’s infrastructure” — of being unpatriotic.
Of course Jones also didn’t fail to misrepresent a GOP platform when he suggested conservatives lie to the American public and lead them to believe that “asking the super-rich to pay taxes hurts America’s economy.” This statement is disingenuous of course, as it implies conservatives suggest high-income earners shouldn’t pay taxes at all. In addition, Jones seems to deceive by omission when he fails to specify who his “super-rich” actually are — then appears to lump small business owners, large corporations, and the individually wealthy into the same category.
But perhaps the best, most ironic moment of the evening came when Jones, aiming to sound like Newt Gingrich, announced his “Contract for the American Dream,” which will come to fruition in mid-July. The “contract,” Jones claims, will be an aggregated list of ideas and suggestions he receives from people across the country, on how to “rebuild the American dream.”
With the help of friends like MoveOn, SEIU, Campaign for America’s Future and AFL-CIO, Jones plans to “build a movement that stands for liberty and justice for all.”
The video below features highlights of Van Jones’ Rebuild the Dream launch event:
So first we had “hope and change” and “yes we can,” and now it’s “rebuild the American dream.” Platitudes and catch-phrases seem to come easily to the left, but what about substance?
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