America is under attack  tells the reader how George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and sixties radicals seized Control of the Democratic Party. As you will learn the principal culprits are influential and powerful Americans secretly stirring up disunion and disloyalty in the shifting shadows of the Democratic Party and  not foreign terrorists.  New York Times best-selling authors David Horowitz and Richard Poe (both former radicals) weave together riveting history, investigative reporting, and cutting political analysis to help expose and explain :

• The Shadow Party’s plan to rewrite the US Constitution.
• How the Shadow Party overthrows foreign governments – and why it may attempt to use the same methods here.
• The vast network of private think tanks, foundations, unions, stealth PACs, and other front groups through which the Shadow Party operates in America.
• The network’s voluminous contributions to the Democrats, which totaled more than $300 million in the 2004 elections, and its growing influence over the party’s message and policy.
• The politicians on both sides of the aisle who have exchanged political favors with George Soros and his “government-in-the-wings.”
• The Shadow Party’s efforts to conceal its radical agenda behind the “moderate” pose of Hillary Clinton and other public figures.
• The radical network’s plan to seize power in 2008.

5 Responses to “The Shadow Party”

1. twelveoaks says:

   October 8, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This book brings many chilling facts to light. For those of us who know nothing of a “revolutionary” mind and wonder why anyone would want to damage our country, this is awkward, at best, to get your arms around. It is hard to understand. Most people believe that others deserve the benefit of the doubt and that their good sense will bring them back from bad decisions. These people do not operate this way. Alinsky himself described it this way “to be willing to destroy the values, structures and instiitutions that sustain the society in which we live. We can create a new world-a new race of men-who will live in harmony and peace and according to the principles of social justice. We can be as gods.” Most people would agree that humans can not build a perfect world here on earth.

   The war is real to these radicals: Any opportunity to achieve these goals is fine–lying, pretending to be something you are not, trying to destroy their enemies by labeling them as racist, sexists, homophobes, etc. The most basic principle of Alinsky’s advice to radicals is to lie to their opponents and disarm them by pretending to be moderates and liberals.

   There is plenty of evidence that we are in a real battle here in America. In war, you must know your enemies. Policies are destroying our country right before our eyes. The President, rather than moving back to the center–as most politicians would do, is still moving full speed ahead changing everything he can (health care, financial reform, banning oil drilling, student loan program,etc). Michelle Obama told a reporter after her husband became a US Senator, “Barack is not a politician first and foremost. He’s a community activist exploring the viability of politics to make change.”

   Very chilling to admit we have a President who believes the things in this book. Please read it.

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2. J. Morse III says:

   October 8, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This book had some good information in it. It is fairly dated already, given the fast pace of today’s political climate; it was obviously written with the expectation that Hilary Clinton would be the Democratic Presidential candidate in 2008. However, it does offer some very interesting background information, as well as piecing together some of the vast network of organizations that Soros and the Clintons have used to accumulate power and influence.

   It remains to be seen if Hilary will remain Soros’s Golden Child, however.

   I would recommend this book as a jumping-off point for further research; Horowitz and Poe attempt to cover much too broad a subject in the space provided, but they do leave a trail of bread crumbs that the dedicated reader can follow. I was left with that “half-full” feeling when I finished the book, kind of like a decent meal that didn’t quite sate my hunger, but the book was worth the money spent, and I did learn quite a bit from the read.

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3. T. Palmer says:

   July 29, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This is an excellent, thoroughly investigated, and meticulously footnoted expose’ on what is behind the radical take-over of our free enterprise, liberty loving country. I recommend this book as required reading for any thinking, responsible person who wants a heads up on what’s coming down. It’s a quick and easy read, but be warned: you will be outraged if you care at all about the future of our beloved country.

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4. S. E. Martin says:

   July 25, 2010 at 12:00 am

   If you verify the well documented book notes for yourself, you will know that these authors present accurate information. I have yet to catch them in an inaccuracy. They adhere to high scholastic standards,too rare a thing in this field.

   It is crucial, however, that you verify things for yourself, so that you know. That way you cannot be manipulated by propaganda or bullied by those intent upon doing your thinking for you. You will be able to recognize spin and disinformation.

   This book will help you place the pieces of recent history, which you have experienced, into a coherent picture which makes sense and conforms to what you have seen and can verify.

   Then you might want to go to the authors’ website [...] and puruse the pages on Soros and Barack Obama. Look up the people and organizations with whom they are connected, and notice how many of these people and organizations have verifiable radical communist histories and connections. How can anyone have that many connections and close associations and not share the philosophy that connects them all? Why would they be placed in positions of power and influence, if there was not a radical change to communism planned for our government? Use your logic and street smarts!

   You might also want to read “Shadow World” by Robert Chandler (ISBN: 978-1-59698-561-2) for the 2008 update, which ties in even mnore players and is extensively documented.

   Remember, Marx was a dysfunctional sociopath, who bought himself new clothes and went drinking on his inheritance, while his family starved. Several of his children died of starvation and two committed suicide after living in abject poverty, while he read in the library and presented himself as a genius who could solve the world’s problems, if he could just force people to obey him. How does that make him a scientific genius? (His PhD. was in Philosophy where they debate over how many teeth a horse has instead of counting them. He never used scientific method, or any available 1841 ‘social science’!) All he did, was to create a system for other sociopaths to manipulate near-do-wells and unthinking populations into slavery, and get 100 million people murdered. Consolidating all the power centrally and at the top, so a dictator can apppropriate it all, is a plan for disaster. Look at history. Look at real history not the post 1960s ‘revised’ history. This is precisely what our Constitution was devised to prevent!

   Sociopaths are like robots in that they cannot feel, or understand, human emotions like love, compassion, or guilt. The things that make us human make them feel confused and excluded. Marxism is understandable and logical to them. It allows them to feel superior and fit to rule those easily manipulated by ethics, religion, and family considerations. That is why they want to abolish all that makes us human; our family life, our religions, our ethical bases for healthy successful interaction, which has served us for millenia and given us the edge over all the stronger, faster, fiercer animals. As long as we cling to these things (and our guns) they cannot prevail. Please read and verify what these authors are trying to explain to you.

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5. Roger Voelker says:

   July 12, 2010 at 12:00 am

   The book was an easy read. Good English and can be read in a night. I read it in two nights as it was a pleasure to read. It all made sense. When you think that what he said would probably happen, and it did, he obviously put it all together correctly. I went back to look at the rating and saw 4 stars. It is a 5 star book and some of the one star ratings are from people who had nothing to say.

   This book fits in with my findings from other sources. I knew Soros was an important figure, first having found out about him during the Obama election when I read Obama’s books, McCain’s books, and Soros books. A truer picture of the major personalities can only be put together by also reading article and books by people who present other information than what the personalities say about themselves. “You shall know them by their Deeds.”

   This is an important book. I rate it a five star.

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