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It is fitting that on this Easter weekend we should remember what life  was like for early Christians. Some 2000 years ago, give or take a few  decades, Christians were mostly noted for singing songs and praying in  the coliseums in Rome while being eaten by the lions. Times have changed  but Christianity is still under attack only the pagan forces today are  Marxist Socialists masquerading as Democrats. The old proverb about good  Christians turning the other cheek has long been worn out. What we need  is to learn how to fight back. How best than to learn from the experts,  the Democrats themselves?
Ronald Regan's speech in 1964  endorsing Sen. Barry Goldwater made me a life-long conservative  Republican, and in my formative years I befriended a woman who was a  firebrand in the local Democrat party and she was a conservative  Democrat of the most vivid color of blue anyone would see. This woman  became my mentor in politics and she taught me some interesting  strategy. 
They say that there is strength in numbers but the  real strength is in organization and planning. For instance, how a small  group of three or four people (5 or 6 is even better) can sway the  opinions of a room full of people. I've told this story to many people  so I'll share it with you as well. Taking a lesson that Liberals show us  every day, Liberals love to heap praise on other Liberals, just look at the Hollywood Liberals, they do it all the time. It gets to  the point that you begin to think there is some truth to what they say after hearing so many people say the same thing.  Really? You have just been swayed. 
Once you've learned what to look for it is fairly easy to use the tactic yourself.  
Get your friends together and plan to  attend a meeting and try this out. This meeting could be a Town Hall  meeting with your elected officials, for instance and it is even better  suited if that elected official is someone you don't agree with, but the  strategy works in many situations. Lets use that Democrat who just voted for Socialized  Medicine as an example. Do not go into the meeting together  and do not chat with each other beforehand. Take positions in the  seating area away from each other. Now, when it comes time to raise a  point or make a comment, one of you stands up and says something that is  relevant to the meeting. "You haven't read this bill, have you?" or "The United States Constitution doesn't give you the authority to ...." Then one of your friends seating on the other  side of the room also stands up and says, "Yeah, she's right!" or "I  agree with that guy over there." and this agreement is again voiced by  your other friends across the room. The affect will be that since most  of the people who came to this meeting may not have predisposed opinions  they will become influenced or swayed by what they see and hear as  widespread agreement. This is how Liberal instigators take control of  someone's meeting and turn it to their advantage. When the SEIU union goons began to infiltrate the Town Hall meetings they used this tactic to create the impression that the health care bill was a popular thing.
When the  American Revolution was fought the British soldiers stood together in  the battlefield wearing their bright red uniforms while the Patriots  took up positions in the forest among the trees. The British soldiers  were easy targets. We need to study our history and learn from it. Learn  the ways that worked and the ways that failed. What is also important  is to firmly believe, those who forget the mistakes of the past are  doomed to repeat them. 
 
 
 
          
      
 
  
 
 
 
  
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