yards on an every day basis. how do you get into the school yards? here is a good idea: why not teach! they also say this, an interesting thing, being clandestine, to win a war is organized and that requires a clandestine organization of revolutionaries. in other words, do not let anyone know you are a revolutionary. do any of those goals sound familiar? things like we might be stuck in the 1970 s. hate capital im, redistribute the wealth. can you not make it on your own. rich are evil. workers unite. but there is more disturbing parts of it. which way are we headed? now, who are they using to achieve their goals? in this document they lay it all
motion by being in the school yards on an every day basis. how do you get into the school yards? here is a good idea: why not teach! they also say this, an interesting thing, being clandestine, to win a war is organized and that requires a clandestine organization of revolutionaries. in other words, do not let anyone know you are a revolutionary. do any of those goals sound familiar? things like we might be stuck in the 1970 s. hate capital im, redistribute the wealth. can you not make it on your own. rich are evil. workers unite. but there is more disturbing parts of it. which way are we headed? now, who are they using to achieve their goals?
glenn: i have to tell you, i m dreading tonight. i have to put on a stupid bow tie and go over to time warner center tonight. i m on time magazine list of the 100 people who most effect our world. yeah. the problem with being named on the list is it s a dinner that you have to attend. first, i think i have to hear bill clinton speak tonight. exciting. have you been in a room where damn near nerve the room just hates your guts? yeah. it happens to me all the time. that s write i ll be tonight. show you other people on the list and you will see what i mean. first, there is barack obama, then bill clinton, of course, then lulu da silva, president of brazil, one of the guys who is a founding member of the workers party. workers unite. ron bloom, the organized labor and marxist guy who
glenn: i have to tell you, i m dreading tonight. i have to put on a stupid bow tie and go over to time warner center tonight. i m on time magazine list of the 100 people who most effect our world. yeah. the problem with being named on the list is it s a dinner that you have to attend. first, i think i have to hear bill clinton speak tonight. exciting. have you been in a room where damn near nerve the room just hates your guts? yeah. it happens to me all the time. that s write i ll be tonight. show you other people on the list and you will see what i mean. first, there is barack obama, then bill clinton, of course, then lulu da silva, president of brazil, one of the guys who is a founding member of the workers party. workers unite. ron bloom, the organized labor and marxist guy who
glenn: at the top of the show i mentioned there was a national education rally yesterday. billed as a campaign to save education in america is not for that? some of the protesters probably genuinely care about the future of education in this country. a sure you those who organized and coordinated this event care even more. but not for the same reasons. their motive had nothing to do with budget cuts and everything to do with social justice and marxism. i want to show you posters they put up. defend public services. defend public education. students and workers unite. wow, workers unite. get up and stand for an education. education is a right, sds this is where the underground bomber came from the weather underground the bombers in the 60s came from that group. this one, save public education. keep the doors open.