From: "Ken Larrey" Subject: RE: Proposal Date: August 12, 2010 10:04:18 PM EDT To: Hannah
could probably tell you a bit about it. She's been in on some/most of
the emails. Our plan involves Trinity United (Obama's church) and
Jeremiah Wright or Otis Moss. If you live in Tampa, then you must have
travelled considerably for the Maxine Waters thing, so perhaps you'd be
up for Chicago after all. Based
on your work with Hannah and James, I imagine I can put trust in you.
We've tried to keep the plans for this fairly close to the vest, so
please don't forward this email and keep all of this to yourself. Basically, we'll be exploring the Marxist teachings of Liberation theology and the aforementioned pastors. Liberation Theology was effectively devised as a way to work Marxism into Christianity as a vessel for Marxist revolution/transformation. There are also some quasi-shady dealings that go on with the church, which we may be looking at as well. What is your situation/hours and availability for travel? Best, Ken
South Central Los Angeles, Lavelle Stewart talks about Larry Flynt, international sex businesses, and ways she can do independent research in order to help us.
NJO: Title, video and caption from James O'Keefe's YouTube channel VeritasVisuals.
South Central Los Angeles, Lavelle Stewart talks about Larry Flynt, international sex businesses, and ways she can do independent research in order to help us: Levelle takes us out in the hallway and incriminates herself.
South Central Los Angeles, Lavelle Stewart talks about Larry Flynt, international sex businesses, and ways she can do independent research in order to help us.
NJO: Title, video and caption from James O'Keefe's YouTube channel VeritasVisuals.
South Central Los Angeles, Lavelle Stewart talks about Larry Flynt, international sex businesses, and ways she can do independent research in order to help us: Levelle Stewart told us to go to Felix downtown. A few hours later we return saying Felix couldn't help us.
The Baltimore adventure with ACORN started off as a silly idea,
both absurd and incredible by all accounts. But it stuck, and quickly
escalated into a full blown operation with scripts, method acting,
undercover gear, scandalous outfits, fast minds, good hearts, plenty of
humor and healthy homemade blueberry muffins.
When I pitched the “prostitute goes into ACORN seeking housing” idea
to James O’Keefe at the beginning of the summer, I had absolutely no
idea how he would respond. He came back with, “Would you be willing to
portray the prostitute? And if so, when can you do this?”
Needless to say, the project had officially begun.
An idea conceived on an afternoon jog would soon birth material evidence.
Most people come up with ridiculous ideas, things that graze against
societal norms. However, not all are capable of action because not all
are comfortable with action. Many lack the desire for truth and justice,
most don’t even know to want it. But on occasion, the previous join
forces. The right people with the appropriate calling unite against a
common enemy, then the sky is the limit and hell is the target. There
will be no compromises, only adaptation and infiltration.
The socially unacceptable became our mode of visual operation. When visuals match content, the system will fall.
The staff we dealt with in Baltimore had no problem offering their
time to James and me, not because we were two white kids undercover
looking for a big story, but because of the mess we claimed to be in and
wished to create.
We connected with these people on a level they were comfortable with.
We came off as troubled, torn, innovative and devoted individuals who
couldn’t skirt the system unless the system helped us along our journey.
Our presence screamed, as James puts it, “unique situation.” And so
when we sought council in regards to tax evasion, obtaining a house for
use as an underage brothel, the avoidance of an abusive pimp, and
establishing illegitimate congressional campaign funds, they were ready
and unfazed by the direction our conversation took.
James and I saw the ACORN Housing location in Baltimore as a
target–the den of a giant corrupt lion. We wanted to get a reaction and
gauge the corruption. We came armed with the things necessary to cause a
reaction; we came equipped with the things necessary to capture the
reaction. We expected to be successful. We weren’t overly confident but
we had tested methods at our disposal and were able to calculate the
lines along which the staffers would react. We didn’t go in expecting
major results; we also didn’t limit what could happen seated behind
closed doors. We went in knowing that if we were meant to succeed, we
would. It is not as if we went in carefree and lah-dee-dah. But we were
confident in our mission.
A famous community organizer once said, “The only way to upset the
power structure in your communities is to goad them, confuse them,
irritate them and, most of all, make them live by their own rules. If
you make them live by their own rules, you destroy them.” Impossible
demands can irritate modern leftists in ways nothing else can, whether
it’s by banning Lucky Charms cereal because it’s racist against Irish people, calling Planned Parenthood saying you want to donate money for black abortions in the name of Margaret Sanger, or making Sen. Snowe sign an oversized bailout check for a billion dollars to Amtrak, in her own office.
~
The scenario we posed the ACORN Housing employees in Baltimore is due
to the application of similar power tactics. We gave ACORN a taste of
its own medicine. ACORN was alleged to be thug-like, criminal, and
nefarious. This criminal behavior was evidenced by a video of Baltimore ACORN community organizers breaking the locks on foreclosed homes. Instead of railing against their radicalism, it is best to bring out this
type of radicalism. Hannah Giles and I took advantage of ACORN’s regard
for thug criminality by posing the most ridiculous criminal scenario we
could think of and seeing if they would comply–which they did without
hesitation.
Additionally, instead of focusing on foreclosure itself, which has
become seemingly as politicized as abortion, we focused on crimes more
difficult for the left to defend: trafficking of young helpless girls
and tax evasion. The first group represents the severely disadvantaged,
the second a threat to the distribution of wealth.
While manipulation or entrapment occurs when people are encouraged to
do things they otherwise wouldn’t, the pre-set trap is their own.
These tactics allow the viewer to see ACORN’s soul; their playing field
and their morality, out in the open. Their system is based on conflict
and change for its own sake. This system is based on totalitarian
principles and class war techniques. These people understand pressure,
power and self-interest. When the Baltimore employees saw we were shady
dealers, their instincts clicked in, as we were prime recruits.
ACORN has ascended. They elect our politicians and receive billions
in tax money. Their world is a revolutionary, socialistic, atheistic
world, where all means are justifiable. And they create chaos, again,
for it’s own sake. It is time for us to be studying and applying their
tactics, many of which are ideologically neutral. It is time, as Hannah
said as we walked out of the ACORN facility, for conservative activists
to “create chaos for glory.”
