Will you join me in the garden?

neighbor, let me welcome es tu le jardin, home to the sweat of my brow. the rows of the garden stretch out in front and behind us, much as the muscles my ancestors used while they labored diligently with blood and toil to provide us a fertile bed for the seed of ideas to be sown, all the while in prayer and supplication. these ideas once planted in the spring of our nation, by people of passion did require much care with mulch and hoe, to prevent those unwanted tares from overtaking the tiny young crop. as time and experience turned our field, walled in stone, from brown to green to red, the preparations they had made for those predatory creatures, who entered the field in darkness, to root and glut on the tender young shoots, were not successful. much of the crop and oh so many of the laborers fell first on the left, then the right and even the fence with all of it's picketts was lost. the field and its crop, much smaller now, was surrounded by great cities, filled with the busy minded, who care not for the garden, as it required more labor than was convenient. as the march of the seasons continued the summer encompassed the whole world, where the heat oppressed our passions, and many more died in the fields, and we were dependent upon the reign of keyngs to nourish that which had been planted. our grandfathers unknowingly used tools marred with marx and rust to weed the rows and it caused some of the crop to be hybridized. through patience and faithfulness we have continued on with our struggle until the leaves of fall now have adjusted their hue in preparation of colder days. the end, so very near, i will gather my gloves, pull up my boots, and sharpen my tools, for the harvest is almost at hand. i cannot offer you much more than sore muscles, and little sleep, but if you will join me, we will harvest the sweet fruit of freedom, and offer it to those who desire it.

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Koch versus Soros

The American Freedom Network
September 13, 2010 – 6:39 pm 
A Recent comment on one of our articles attempted to compare the Koch Brothers with George Soros.
Yes the Koch brothers have given 250 million dollars to candidates, foundations, think tanks etc.  George Soros has given 2 BILLION (8 times as much) to his collectivist causes, at least.
While you look up both the Koch brothers and Soros on the internet.  Note and compare the tone of the articles you find highest in the search engines.  Tell us what you note almost immediately (if you are honest).
While we wonder how a person who exploits their freedom to enrich themselves can in good conscience fight against freedom for other to do the same we just note some of Soros’ “causes”.  (Note: Open Society and Tides are only a portion of the Soros political activism funding mechanisms.) Research each one of these when you have time.
Provided through Forbes.com
Below, a partial list of groups funded by Open Society and Tides in 2008:
Alliance for Climate Protection $5,000,000.00
Drug Policy Institute $4,000,000.00
Media Development and Loan Fund $3,900,000.00
American Constitution Society $3,650,000.00
Proteus Fund $3,200,000.00
Revenue Watch Institute $3,000,000.00
Tides Foundation $2,875,000.00
Third Way $2,250,000.00
Tides Center $2,100,000.00
Public Interest Projects $1,700,000.00
Rudolf Steiner Foundation $1,530,000.00
Center for Independent Media $1,500,000.00
Working America Education Fund $1,169,000.00
Project Vote $1,066,000.00
Center for NYC Neighborhoods $1,000,000.00
Center for American Progress $1,000,000.00
Link Media $1,000,000.00
Foundation to Promote Open Society $1,000,000.00
Center for Community Change $805,000.00
Catalist $801,000.00
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education $775,000.00
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities $750,000.00
PowerPAC.org $750,000.00
Institute for America’s Future $700,000.00
National Security Archive Fund $695,000.00
William J Brennan Center $675,000.00
Media Matters $625,000.00
NRDC $620,000.00
The Advancement Project $600,000.00
Public Justice Center $575,000.00
Community Rights Center $500,000.00
People for the American Way $500,000.00
Living Cities $500,000.00
La Raza $500,000.00
Center for Progressive Leadership $500,000.00
Center for Investigative Reporting $476,000.00
Protex a network for progressive texas $473,000.00
NAACP $450,000.00
Free Press, Florence, Mass $450,000.00
Demos $450,000.00
ABA Fund for Justice $400,000.00
Project Vote $400,000.00
Focus Project $400,000.00
National Women’s Law Center $400,000.00
EFF $400,000.00
Civic Engagement Fund $400,000.00
Center for Progressive  Reform $400,000.00
Tides Center $382,000.00
Center for Independent Media $350,000.00
Due Process of Law Foundation $315,000.00
Grassroots Leadership $305,000.00
Project on Government Oversight $300,000.00
Progressive States Foundation $300,000.00
League of Young Voters Education Fund $300,000.00
Justice Policy Center $300,000.00
Drum Major Institute $300,000.00
Center for Responsible lending $300,000.00
Center for Political Accountability $300,000.00
Center for Democracy and Technology $300,000.00
Center for Democracy and Freedom $300,000.00
ACORN $294,000.00
Consumer Federation of America $275,000.00
Natl Consumer Law Center $250,000.00
American Library Assoc. $250,000.00
Union of Concerned Scientists $250,000.00
Govt accountability project $250,000.00
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights in Calif $250,000.00
EarthJustice $250,000.00
Amnesty Intl $250,000.00
American Assoc for Social Justice $250,000.00
Center for Progressive Leadership $250,000.00
George Washington U $240,000.00
Capital Litigation Communications Project $230,000.00
Public Interest Research Group $230,000.00
Foundation for National Progress $225,000.00
USAction Coalition $205,000.00
American Judicature Society $200,000.00
Human Rights Campaign Foundation $200,000.00
Alliance for Justice $200,000.00
Consumers Union $200,000.00
Critical Resistance $200,000.00
Center for Constitutional Rights $200,000.00
Movement Strategy Center Oakland $200,000.00
Center for Public Interest Research $200,000.00
Natl Institut Money in state politics $160,000.00
Center for Community Change $160,000.00
Wired on Wheels $150,000.00
Colorado Center Law and Policy $150,000.00
Ruckus Society $150,000.00
United for a Fair Economy $150,000.00
Progressive America Fund – center for working families $150,000.00
Oregon Center for Public Policy $150,000.00
Apollo Alliance $150,000.00
Drum Major Institute $150,000.00
Civic Justice $125,000.00
center for responsive politics $125,000.00
Center for Media Justice $125,000.00
Center for International Policy $120,000.00
Oregon Progress Forun $100,000.00
New Democracy Project $100,000.00
USAction Coalition $100,000.00
EarthRights International $100,000.00
Illinois Campaign for Judicial Reform $100,000.00
Democracy a Journal of Ideas $100,000.00
Center for public accountability $100,000.00
Progress Michigan $100,000.00
Political Research Assoc $100,000.00
Center for Public Interest Research $100,000.00
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities $100,000.00
Missouri Citizen Education Fund $90,000.00
ProgressOhio Education $90,000.00
PETA $81,000.00
Michigan Citizens Eduication Fund $80,000.00
Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts $75,000.00
Virginia Organizing Project $75,000.00
Institute for Policy Studies $60,000.00
Campaign for America’s Future $55,000.00
People for the American Way $54,000.00
George Mason U $49,000.00
Iowa Citzen Action Network Education Foundation $40,000.00
VoterPunch $40,000.00
DemocracyinAction $35,000.00
Ducks Unlimited $2,025.00
From moderately to extremely leftist, socialist, collectivist in purpose and outlook. Guys like this give liberals a bad name.

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