[finnigan2]

" And you read it and added to the discussion. That is how exposing Hellary happens on a micro-level."

- I have made a hard copy of this article and intend to study it closely. I think Alinsky set out deliberately to produce an updated version of "The Prince", but he tried to modify it for intervening changes, especially in this age of communications and mass media.
Nevertheless, his principles seem to be essentially an everymans guide to implementing practical communism that Hitlery has adopted, not so much because she is a communist, but because she can see that the principles can be successfully applied by anyone with a ruthless agenda. And that agenda for her is the acquisition of power.
Just as wealthy people will describe making money as, "just a way of keeping score", so to does Hitlery view the amassing of power as a way of keeping score of her success. For her, it is like a drug, a goal that must be attained. Like Golum, she must have, "the precious".
It is both her strength and her weakness. By reading Alinsky, it should be possible to predict, in general terms, how she will play issues to her apparent advantage.

[Slyfox]

Dealing with Hellary is like going to war. Knowing the enemy is the first rule of war.

When you finish the article you might look for two of Alinsky's books, 'Rules for Radicals' and 'Reveille for Radicals'. I don't know if they are still being printed but just in case, buy them used so Alinsky's family will not receive any benefit.