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conspiracy theories????
HR3247 Sponsored by Representative Brian Baird. "The Secretary shall establish a social and behavioral sciences research program to identify and understand social and behavioral factors that influence energy consumption and acceptance and adoption rates of new energy technologies, and to promote the utilization of the results of social and behavioral research to improve the design, development, demonstration, and application of energy technologies."
This coupled with Time Magazine article:
"President Obama is still relying on behavioral science, but now his administration is using it to try to transform the country...because when you know what makes people tick, it's a lot easier to help them change."
"Two weeks before Election Day, Barack Obama's campaign was mobilizing millions of supporters; it was a bit late to start rewriting get-out-the-vote (GOTV) scripts. "BUT, BUT, BUT," deputy field director Mike Moffo wrote to Obama's GOTV operatives nationwide, "What if I told you a world-famous team of genius scientists, psychologists and economists wrote down the best techniques for GOTV scripting?!?! Would you be interested in at least taking a look? Of course you would!!"
Moffo then passed along guidelines and a sample script from the Consortium of Behavioral Scientists, a secret advisory group of 29 of the nation's leading behaviorists. The key guideline was a simple message: "A Record Turnout Is Expected." That's because studies by psychologist Robert Cialdini and other group members had found that the most powerful motivator for hotel guests to reuse towels, national-park visitors to stay on marked trails and citizens to vote is the suggestion that everyone is doing it. "People want to do what they think others will do," says Cialdini, author of the best seller Influence. "The Obama campaign really got that." Maybe this explains BO and the MSM constantly saying the exact opposite of the truth. If we hear it enough we'll believe it.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1889153,00.html
Added to Beck interview with Congressman Rohrbacher:
"Congressman, you were one of the guys that were actually, really fighting against this bill [HR3247] yesterday. What — what in Crazy Town — AKA Washington — is going on?
REP. DANA ROHRABACHER, R-CALIF.: Well, this exemplifies something that has been happening underneath the surface. Rarely do you get someone as honest as Brian Baird and as sincere as he is, explaining the real purpose behind his bill, which is behavior modification.
So, he wants to set up a behavior modification "czar" at the Department of Energy. You know, we Republicans feel government is supposed to be controlled by the people, and obviously, the frame of mind that comes from this bill is: The government should control the people.
BECK: Well, I'm just thinking, gosh, Congressman, some might say this sounds like — oh, I don't know — propaganda.
ROHRABACHER: Well, that is exactly what they intend and, actually, I think the word was used in the debate. They believe that people just aren't doing the right things, because they're not making choices that these liberal leftists want them to make, and thus, there must be something wrong with them.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,535927,00.html
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July 16th, 2009 by Matthew Vadum
The left-wing character assassins at Media Matters for America highlight a brief July 13 segment from Glenn Beck’s radio show in an effort to make Beck look ridiculous.
Beck says
The ACORNs of the world, that’s not, that is not about voter registration. That is about framework. That is about community organizing. That is about getting people to stand up and extort other people. It is, in the future, those kinds of organizations will be about riots, planned riots.
In fact Beck is correct. He describes both the tactics of the leftist Machiavelli Saul Alinsky and the Cloward-Piven Strategy of orchestrated crisis that was long ago embraced by ACORN. ACORN founder Wade Rathke acknowledges at page 122 of his new book Citizen Wealth the debt that the so-called welfare rights movement owes to Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven for devising the “overwhelm the system” strategy for radical political change.
Rathke, who was booted out of ACORN last year for his role in covering up his brother’s nearly $1 million embezzlment from the group for eight years, calls the strategy “an exciting call to arms.”
Never forget that Media Matters, which I profiled in Townhall magazine (read the article here), was founded and is headed by serial liar David Brock.
Media Matters is the journalistic equivalent of a roving, extremely well-funded death squad."
Links to corroboration in this link:
http://www.capitalresearch.org/blog/2009/07/16/media-matters-shoots-at-glenn-beck-misses/
Look up Cloward Piven strategy. Beck said their plan (starting in the mid 60s) was to use media to let poor people know where they could get free money to overwhelm the system and create a crisis, like Rathke's book says. Once the crisis is happening (remember Rahm Emmanuel saying never let a good crisis go to waste) it forces the gvt to move quickly to provide programs for direct income distribution (Marxism) Community organizations overhaul the system to lead to massive redistribution of wealth.
If that sounds like a conspiracy theory read these people's books! Look up the bill yourself. Look at the Time magazine article yourself.
Also in the Health Care Bill (House Version) they are planning to have "social workers" come into your house to tell you how to raise your children. I'm sorry, but "voluntary" with this administration means absolutely nothing to me. Americorps was supposed to be voluntary and there's legislation to add that will not be voluntary. Look up HR1444 Section 4 (b) (6).
Actually because this is health care related I'll post the text of HR3200 Sec 440 in the Health Care thread.
We just keep letting government take more and more power. We seem to be more of an oligarchy than a republic anymore.
HR3247 Sponsored by Representative Brian Baird. "The Secretary shall establish a social and behavioral sciences research program to identify and understand social and behavioral factors that influence energy consumption and acceptance and adoption rates of new energy technologies, and to promote the utilization of the results of social and behavioral research to improve the design, development, demonstration, and application of energy technologies."
This coupled with Time Magazine article:
"President Obama is still relying on behavioral science, but now his administration is using it to try to transform the country...because when you know what makes people tick, it's a lot easier to help them change."
"Two weeks before Election Day, Barack Obama's campaign was mobilizing millions of supporters; it was a bit late to start rewriting get-out-the-vote (GOTV) scripts. "BUT, BUT, BUT," deputy field director Mike Moffo wrote to Obama's GOTV operatives nationwide, "What if I told you a world-famous team of genius scientists, psychologists and economists wrote down the best techniques for GOTV scripting?!?! Would you be interested in at least taking a look? Of course you would!!"
Moffo then passed along guidelines and a sample script from the Consortium of Behavioral Scientists, a secret advisory group of 29 of the nation's leading behaviorists. The key guideline was a simple message: "A Record Turnout Is Expected." That's because studies by psychologist Robert Cialdini and other group members had found that the most powerful motivator for hotel guests to reuse towels, national-park visitors to stay on marked trails and citizens to vote is the suggestion that everyone is doing it. "People want to do what they think others will do," says Cialdini, author of the best seller Influence. "The Obama campaign really got that." Maybe this explains BO and the MSM constantly saying the exact opposite of the truth. If we hear it enough we'll believe it.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1889153,00.html
Added to Beck interview with Congressman Rohrbacher:
"Congressman, you were one of the guys that were actually, really fighting against this bill [HR3247] yesterday. What — what in Crazy Town — AKA Washington — is going on?
REP. DANA ROHRABACHER, R-CALIF.: Well, this exemplifies something that has been happening underneath the surface. Rarely do you get someone as honest as Brian Baird and as sincere as he is, explaining the real purpose behind his bill, which is behavior modification.
So, he wants to set up a behavior modification "czar" at the Department of Energy. You know, we Republicans feel government is supposed to be controlled by the people, and obviously, the frame of mind that comes from this bill is: The government should control the people.
BECK: Well, I'm just thinking, gosh, Congressman, some might say this sounds like — oh, I don't know — propaganda.
ROHRABACHER: Well, that is exactly what they intend and, actually, I think the word was used in the debate. They believe that people just aren't doing the right things, because they're not making choices that these liberal leftists want them to make, and thus, there must be something wrong with them.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,535927,00.html
Together with:
July 16th, 2009 by Matthew Vadum
The left-wing character assassins at Media Matters for America highlight a brief July 13 segment from Glenn Beck’s radio show in an effort to make Beck look ridiculous.
Beck says
The ACORNs of the world, that’s not, that is not about voter registration. That is about framework. That is about community organizing. That is about getting people to stand up and extort other people. It is, in the future, those kinds of organizations will be about riots, planned riots.
In fact Beck is correct. He describes both the tactics of the leftist Machiavelli Saul Alinsky and the Cloward-Piven Strategy of orchestrated crisis that was long ago embraced by ACORN. ACORN founder Wade Rathke acknowledges at page 122 of his new book Citizen Wealth the debt that the so-called welfare rights movement owes to Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven for devising the “overwhelm the system” strategy for radical political change.
Rathke, who was booted out of ACORN last year for his role in covering up his brother’s nearly $1 million embezzlment from the group for eight years, calls the strategy “an exciting call to arms.”
Never forget that Media Matters, which I profiled in Townhall magazine (read the article here), was founded and is headed by serial liar David Brock.
Media Matters is the journalistic equivalent of a roving, extremely well-funded death squad."
Links to corroboration in this link:
http://www.capitalresearch.org/blog/2009/07/16/media-matters-shoots-at-glenn-beck-misses/
Look up Cloward Piven strategy. Beck said their plan (starting in the mid 60s) was to use media to let poor people know where they could get free money to overwhelm the system and create a crisis, like Rathke's book says. Once the crisis is happening (remember Rahm Emmanuel saying never let a good crisis go to waste) it forces the gvt to move quickly to provide programs for direct income distribution (Marxism) Community organizations overhaul the system to lead to massive redistribution of wealth.
If that sounds like a conspiracy theory read these people's books! Look up the bill yourself. Look at the Time magazine article yourself.
Also in the Health Care Bill (House Version) they are planning to have "social workers" come into your house to tell you how to raise your children. I'm sorry, but "voluntary" with this administration means absolutely nothing to me. Americorps was supposed to be voluntary and there's legislation to add that will not be voluntary. Look up HR1444 Section 4 (b) (6).
Actually because this is health care related I'll post the text of HR3200 Sec 440 in the Health Care thread.
We just keep letting government take more and more power. We seem to be more of an oligarchy than a republic anymore.
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Come and try all you want but I'll fight for what I beleive in.