Alan Keyes: ‘The Unexpected Socialist Coalition- Leftist and Corporate Elites’

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Alan Keyes: ‘The Unexpected Socialist Coalition- Leftist and Corporate Elites’

Those who are opposed to Obama’s totalitarian government takeover of the health care system should be wary of thinking that the tussle over it is a struggle between leftists who favor socialism and pro-Big Business proponents of the private sector economy...

Of course, the SEIU is presently making internet waves on account of its bully-boy tactics against people who question or reject Obama’s takeover scheme. What are we to make of this alliance between Obama’s henchmen and such large corporate interests?

The answer is simple: both favor an eventual government takeover of health care costs. This is hardly surprising from a leftist union. A little sense of history makes it less surprising from the corporate side than might otherwise be the case...

It’s becoming increasingly clear, however, that earners (now taxpayers) under national corporate socialism will have no more say over the policies and choices they must live with than their predecessors, who lived under the local corporate socialist regime...

Is this why Congressmen and Senators now take offense at the questions of their constituents, scolding them in tones reminiscent of haughty aristocrats? Does it explain why Obama presumes to silence all opposition, as though he should reign unquestioned, like some absolute monarch? Does it explain the Republican Party’s surrender to socialism at the critical turning point of the so-called bank rescue last fall? Does it explain the complicity of the corporate financed media, including supposedly conservative personalities, in preventing scrutiny of the questionable evidence that supports Obama’s claim to the Presidency?...

The leftist elements of the national corporate socialist coalition pretend to be interested in egalitarian access to goods and services. The corporate elements cast themselves as problem solvers. In fact both are interested mainly in consolidating control of power and resources so as to eliminate the decisive role of the people at large. The governing ‘ism’ ultimately turns out to be ‘elitism’. The ultimate goal- overthrow of government of, by and for the people. That’s why the reassertion of liberty, and a common will to defeat every element of the corporate socialist strategy for its destruction, need to be the rallying points for all Americans who wish to remain a free people. It’s also why such people should trust no leaders, parties or media they do not fashion for themselves.

http://www.independentpoliticalreport.com/...rporate-elites/

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He had me at 'totalitarian.'

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Yep. Alan wandered off the reservation a long time ago.

Edited August 12, 2009 by Mister_Bill

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Hope he runs in 2012. That would be fun. He could even get votes this time.

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Hope he runs in 2012. That would be fun. He could even get votes this time.

I was a Keyster in 1992. He used to send me Christmas cards every year. That was before he fell off the deep end.

Edited August 12, 2009 by Mister_Bill

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How the heck do you go from Keyster to Blue Dog? That makes no sense.

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I have a GHWB-signed Presidential Fitness Award. Hand signed.

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How the heck do you go from Keyster to Blue Dog? That makes no sense.

I live in a "safe" Democratic district. If I want to play, I have to register Democrat. So, the Blue Dog Coalition best suites my dastardly plan. If you rembember who bailed when the Democrats lost Congress last time, it was the Blue Dogs. Guns and property rights are two big issues, and Blue Dogs are smart enough to "hang" with the folks in power.

Edited August 12, 2009 by Mister_Bill