February 24, 2017

Phil Beaver works to establish opinion when the-objective-truth has not been discovered. He seeks to refine his opinion by learning other people’s experiences and observations. The comment box below invites sharing facts, opinion, or concern.
Note:  I often connect words in a phrase with the dash in order to represent an idea. For example, frank-objectivity represents the idea of candidly expressing the-objective-truth without addressing possible error or attempting to balance the expression.

The Advocate:

Our Views. I applaud The Advocate’s stand, and encourage even more explicit words and phrases to prompt citizens to examine personal behavior. 

At stake is this republic: representative governance under the rule of statutory law. Some laws do not reflect civic justice, but they can only be changed in iterative-collaboration by a civic people.

 

With the public lack of attention to the three branches of federal government, about all that is intact of the US Constitution is the preamble. Citizens may review it, paraphrase it, and practice it for a possible better future. A civic culture seeks broadly-defined-civic-safety-and-security, hereafter Security, so that each person may pursue real-no-harm private-liberty according to their hopes and dreams rather than someone else’s opinion about “happiness.” 

“Democracy” is a vague word, and the chaos we have been experiencing is liberal democracy. The liberal democrat wants what he or she wants and demands it now. During the past five decades the USA has suffered the expansion of liberal democracy under movements inspired by Saul Alinsky’s experiences and writing for disruption leading to chaos. Blindly supporting immigration is a current focus. Immigrants should be required to paraphrase the preamble and declare their trust in and commitment to its civic agreement. IMO, nothing else about the constitution matters, because it has all regressed and must be restored to the intended path for these times (2302 years later).

 

Consider the end-goals of the organization that bids for your support. If you can discern expense and risk to you then nothing but conflict for the rest of your life, it is probably a group using Alinsky’s rules for radicals; in may have no civically-moral aims. In other words, the only cause is conflict itself. The best source I have found for comprehension in one short read is D. L. Adams, “Saul Alinsky and the Rise of Amorality in American Politics,” 2010, online at http://www.newenglishreview.org/DL_Adams/Saul_Alinsky_and_the_Rise_of_Amorality_in_American_Politics/ . It describes some of the development of Alinsky-Marxist organization (AMO) as we experience it in Louisiana.

 

Readers who are familiar with my writing know I have searched for some answers since I attended Jeremiah Wrights’ speech at Southern University in February, 2015. See nola.com/opinions/index.ssf/2015/02/jeremiah_wright_tells_a_southe.html . In 2015, Wright was preparing Baton Rouge citizens to use Alinsky tactics in summer, 2016. Fortunately, Baton Rouge citizens strongly resist AMO, and the more we understand the more we’ll refute and reject the behavior and cause: Amorality.

 

To Christine Kooi: The Advocate is probably not ignorant of the Louisiana Constitution:

Ҥ7. Freedom of Expression Section 7.

No law shall curtail or restrain the freedom of speech or of the press. Every person may speak, write, and publish his sentiments on any subject, but is responsible for abuse of that freedom.”

 

To Joseph Fleming: Thank you for this timely alert. Readers may learn of Organizing for Action at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organizing_for_Action#Background . Headquaters are in Washington and Chicago, 1130 W Monroe St Chicago, IL 60607-2500.

 

D. L. Adams makes the Obama and Clinton connection to Saul Alinsky in “Saul Alinsky and the Rise of Amorality in American Politics,” 2010, online at http://www.newenglishreview.org/DL_Adams/Saul_Alinsky_and_the_Rise_of_Amorality_in_American_Politics/ .

Established in 1940 by Saul Alinsky, the Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) is a Chicago-based community-organizing network consisting of 59 affiliate groups located in 21 U.S. states as well as Canada, Germany, and the United Kingdom. The Louisiana affiliate is Together Baton Rouge: industrialareasfoundation.org/affiliate-members#LA . I’m looking for the Chicago address to see how close it is to OFA.
 
I hope that sharing this information among We the Civic People of the United States will put an end to Alinsky-Marxist organization (AMO) in less than a year. In fact, I would be thrilled if it happened by September 17, 2017, Constitution Day, a little known national celebration. We will be promoting it at the 4^th Annual Ratification Day celebration, June 21, 2017 at Goodwood Library at 7:00 PM. Please register and attend.

 

To Richard Portier: President Donald Trump (according to the hopes in my vote) is working for every American, and the party people on all sides, for their own political survival, need to recognize it right away and join a civic culture: Citizens who want Security so that they can pursue the real-no-harm hopes and dreams they own rather than the opinion of happiness imagined by any of the founders, the federal government, their state government, the media, the richest philanthropist in the country, religion other than what's theirs, or the liberal democrats.

To Marcus Watson: Lot's of people are unaware that the Louisiana Constitution covers freedom of expression better than the First Amendment does. Here's the article:

Ҥ7. Freedom of Expression Section 7.

No law shall curtail or restrain the freedom of speech or of the press. Every person may speak, write, and publish his sentiments on any subject, but is responsible for abuse of that freedom.”

Adult adolescents can be worse than kids.
 

To Doug Clark: Discover that the reported purpose is endless conflict, by reading D. L. Adams, “Saul Alinsky and the Rise of Amorality in American Politics,” 2010, online at http://www.newenglishreview.org/DL_Adams/Saul_Alinsky_and_the_Rise_of_Amorality_in_American_Politics/ .

 

Get it from the mouse’s horse at youtube.com/watch?v=PZ9Si5pkAqg . “You only get power by reaction to a threat.” Suddenly I have a clue to Donald Trump's campaign music selections, youtube.com/watch?v=j7leQB_Oe_k .

 

Today’s thought. Paul suggests useful issues: right v wrong and understanding v ignorance. However, Dean practices arrogance to encourage judging people’s hearts. The clergy have uncanny will to rebuke one author for another.

 

Dean, I think egregiously, ignores Matthew’s thought (7:1), “Do not judge, or you too will be judged.” IMO, the clergy don’t take messages seriously, and people do themselves a favor when they study all literature that interests them, and follow their own common sense.

The other day, a lady told me when the priest speaks nonsense she thinks her own thoughts. I said, “You have the psychological power to perfect your unique person.”

 

Obamacare (Hale). Hale forgot to mention the perversion of the Democratic Party’s great 2010 statement, ““we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it.”

Immigration (Roosevelt). Like Trump, Roosevelt worked for the civic people. The purpose and aims are stated in one civic sentence, the preamble: “We the [Civic] People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

When this sentence was signed on September 17, 1787, 1/3 of the states’ representatives were dissident: did not sign.

 

Citizens either both trust and commit to this civic agreement or are dissidents. Dissidents include people who are ignorant, opposed, criminal, evil, or otherwise alien to civic morality. 

 

If Trump is not serving the civic people, who are defined by the preamble, he may reform as soon as he is made aware of the failure. But I hope and think he is serving the people who , aware or not, attend to the preamble. Immigrants should be required to paraphrase the preamble and swear to trust and commit to its goals.

 

Liberal democrats want to change America without collaboration with other citizens. They’ve been at it under Saul Alinsky’s influence for over fifty years. They envision philanthropy, but do not accept that Alinsky wanted endless conflict and said so. Obama is still available to speak for what he represents. Obama has stated many times---he acts for his opinion as to what is best for the American people. Now that a civic people is onto their MOO, dissidents who do not belong in jail would be wise to join the ineluctable march toward public-integrity---in other words, Security.

 

Froma Harrop column. I agree that Trump’s candid confrontation toward the liberal-democrat-media is a short term boon to media business plans. However, IMO, the beg long-term woe and often woe comes in unexpected ways and times. I think all liberal democrats would serve themselves well by getting on board with public-integrity.

Stephanie Grace column. I prefer what Cassidy’s crowd at Assumption Parish town hall (page 1B) discussed with Cassidy to the liberal-democrat-amorality expressed in Metairie. Liberal democrats have no self-respect. Grace’s vision of Cassidy morphing into a political-freak is plain sick.

Michael J. Petrilli guest column.  “tied for first place in math gains.” When you are in a group that is 48^th of 50 in a country that is perhaps 25^th, being first in gain may not move the needle respecting status. However, being first of 50 in gain is the right direction. Louisiana initially targeted 35% of gain as a contributor to school grade. Last week, it seemed it had dropped back to 25%. I hope it ends above 35%.

Walter Williams column.  I have not read a Williams column I did not like.

 

Applying the principles in this column, I’d prefer to pay for a wall at the Mexican boarder for three reasons: 1) to curtail illegal employment of Mexicans in America, 2) to stop the coyote system that transports illegal aliens from the globe to the southern Mexican border, through Mexico to the USA, and 3) to stop the flow of drugs across the Mexican border.

 

I regard the fence as an object of American interest to protect American peoples’ Security.

Engineer says (Page 1B). Homeowners should be self-reliant in deciding how high they want the house elevated.

 

Graves (Page 1B). I wonder if Graves’ still starts meetings with an introduction by the clergy. I hope not but am not holding my breath.

Edwards to DC (Page 4B). I hope Edwards does not review his allegiance to the pope during his visit with President Trump.

Education delay (Page 4B). Edwards should stop trying to favor adult satisfactions at the expense of children.

Bomb threats (Page 4B). I recall someone who threatened LSU was caught. Hopefully the terrible threateners will be caught this time.

Broome (Page 7A). IMO, the caption expresses a contradiction. What Broome promised is church and racism rather than necessary behavioral-reform.

Budget (Page 1A). Good grief am I out of date! From $28.3 billion to $29.7 billion when it should be $18 billion increasing to $18.5 billion. I’m reminded of the medical-insurance report that says services were $80,000 for which insurance paid $11,000. I ask, who absorbed the $69,000 loss? All I can say is: What audacity; it’s got to stop.

DA (Page 1A). Good issue to target. Next, child abuse.

Marijuana crackdown (Page 2A). Good.

Private prisons (Page 2A). Judging from Louisiana management, private business looks great.

Illegals crackdown (Page 3A). I cannot imagine the pain and misery of illegal status. Shame on the philanthropists who supported illegal immigration. Such philanthropists are in direct conflict with the civic morality stated in the preamble to the constitution for the USA.

Medical marijuana (Page 8A). I witnessed for this action, saying I wanted it for children. I said since it was not FDA approved it should be put on the shelf at $70/month instead of perhaps thousands. Turns out I could be an adult beneficiary---may have unknowingly lobbied in my own interest.

Protesters (Page 9A). When violent language is expected, don’t try to conduct a meeting. Violent talk is a form of lying and civic people do not lie: they know communication cannot occur without integrity. Honesty is insufficient: there must be mutual integrity. Civic talk is not an activity that is appropriate for bravery against the threat of violence.

 
Phil Beaver does not “know”. Phil trusts and is committed to the-objective-truth of which most is undiscovered and some is understood. Phil Beaver is agent for A Civic People of the United States, a Louisiana, an education non-profit. See online at promotethepreamble.blogspot.com.