Spreading the Wealth: How Obama is Robbing the Suburbs to Pay for the Cities

Stanley Kurtz has this new book coning out, this week. Titled: “Spreading the Wealth: How Obama is Robbing the Suburbs to Pay for the Cities”

Basically he says it’s about destroying the suburbanites. The bitter clingers, the god and guns people. Bitter clingers. Or taking their money.

You may not recognize what command and control economics looks like. Few people remember the Soviet Union, and the horror of that it all was about. If you are under 50, you were probably too young to have memories. It’s people cannot be trusted to do the right thing. And any expression of individuality means you cannot control the people. So that must be crushed, by force of arms.

Cellphones represent potential uprisings. Egypt was the test. But it has ended miserable.Why do we build bullet trains to nowhere. And why would a president be animated by telling people where they can live. Command and Control economics, what the UN is all about. Providing the framework for that environment. Agenda 21 is the UNs plan, for your life. They just aren’t ready to tell you about it, until you are in the cell awaiting disposition.

And how are they going to do it? Tax the crap out of you. Who wants to give this creep a second term? Carbon tax, fuel taxes, land taxes. Anything they can do to pigeon hole you, at the end of the mass transit line. Kurtz shows the unbroken line of continuity from Obama’s community organizing roots to his presidency. And he reveals why his plan to undermine the suburbs means so much to him personally. He started with the premise of the early days of Obama community organizing. And the groups he founded are still at it today.

Time to get you and your money back. The cities need the money. Give you no choice. Pay up. Or else.

Book Description

When Barack Obama told “Joe the Plumber” that he wanted to “spread the wealth around,” he wasn’t just using a figure of speech.

Since the 2008 campaign, Stanley Kurtz has established himself as one of Barack Obama’s most effective and well-informed critics. He was the first to expose the extent of Obama’s ties to radicals such as Bill Ayers and ACORN.

Now Kurtz reveals new evidence that the administration’s talk about helping the middle class is essentially a smoke screen. Behind the scenes, plans are under way for a serious push toward wealth redistribution, with the suburban middle class—not the so-called one percent—bearing the brunt of it.

Why haven’t we heard more about policies that will lead to redistribution? In part, of course, because controversies over Obamacare, unemployment, and the exploding budget deficit have taken the media spot­light. But the main reason, according to Kurtz, is that Obama doesn’t want to tip his hand about his second term. He knows that his plans will alienate the moderate swing voters who hold the key to his reelection.

Drawing on previously overlooked sources, Kurtz cuts through that smoke screen to reveal what’s really going on. Radicals from outside the administration—including key Obama allies from his early community organizing days—have been quietly influ­encing policy, in areas ranging from edu­cation to stimulus spending. Their goal: to increase the influence of America’s cities over their suburban neighbors so that even­tually suburban independence will vanish.

In the eyes of Obama’s former mentors—fol­lowers of leftist radical Saul Alinsky—suburbs are breeding grounds for bigotry and greed. The classic American dream of a suburban house and high quality, locally controlled schools strikes them as selfishness, a waste of resources that should be redirected to the urban poor.

The regulatory groundwork laid so far is just a prelude to what’s to come: substantial redistribution of tax dollars. Over time, cities would effectively swallow up their surround­ing municipalities, with merged school dis­tricts and forced redistribution of public spending killing the appeal of the suburbs. The result would be a profound transforma­tion of American society.

Kurtz shows the unbroken line of continuity from Obama’s community organizing roots to his presidency. And he reveals why his plan to undermine the suburbs means so much to him personally.

Kurtz’s revelations are sure to be hotly dis­puted. But they are essential to helping vot­ers make an informed choice about whether to reward the president with a second term.

Agenda 21, you think it comes from the ooze?

Stanley is of the opinion that a campaign targeted on this, anti-Urbanization, has nowhere to go but success.

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