Gamaliel is actually a more dangerous group than its corrupt cousin ACORN for it actually embodies the dreaded union of church and state, and, if left unchecked, will emasculate individual liberty in the name of God and sacred community and will sacrifice religious freedom on the advocacy altar of social justice and the greater good.
Brietbart TV has recently unearthed a
2:00 video of a Gamaliel International Leadership Assembly "prayer meeting" held December 4, 2008, in Washington, DC, which has created a bit of a stir.
In the video, people hurriedly enter a room while chanting, "Everybody in! Nobody out!" an apparent reference to universal health care. The group then gathers to offer a scripted prayer for "all of us who face health care without good health care insurance."
In liturgical fashion, a woman leads a responsive reading, and the group purportedly responds at appropriate intervals "Hear our cry Obama" and "Deliver us Obama." Whether the respondents clearly say "Obama" or "O God" is open to debate, but what is not debatable are the current and historical ties that Brother O has to the Gamaliel Foundation.
During the 1980s, Chicago served as the intellectual epicenter of
Black Nationalism, Louis
Farrakhan's Nation of Islam, and
Jesse Jackson's presidential campaigns, and from 1985 to 1989, at the apex of black radical political thought, Brother O worked as a
consultant, trainer, and
leadership developer for the Chicago-based Gamaliel Foundation, a group of community organizers trained in the political strategies and leftist principles of
radical intellectual
Saul Alinsky.
Alinsky's organization was based in Chicago, and it trained a cadre of community organizers for such groups as the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) and the Gamaliel Foundation in the political strategies outlined in Rules for Radicals. To build left-wing political coalitions within inner city neighborhoods and black churches, Alinsky-style organizing specialized in ideological stealth, deception, and camouflage.
Like ACORN, the Gamaliel Foundation is a politically active organization with
Marxist goals and differs only in its narrowly-focused outreach for infiltrating
local church communities rather than entire neighborhoods. Once infiltrated, the Gamaliel Foundation hijacks the church leadership to combine a Marxist agenda with a smattering of Christian doctrine and push leftist political issues through methods of intimidation and agitation. Gamaliel organizers
quietly share the same anti-American liberation theology brought to the limelight through the
guttural discharges of the Reverend Jeremiah Wright.
Gamaliel stands at the center of a well-coordinated, well-funded, and complex campaign to take back the debate and move Obamacare forward.
Almost thirty denominations including mainstream Episcopal, Presbyterian USA, and United Methodist churches have
joined Gamaliel and the Whitehouse to sell Obamacare through a nationwide TV ad with local clergy and lay leaders supporting reform, prayer rallies and in-district meetings, petition drives, and a call-in Webcast that featured Brother O and diverse faith leaders.
Alinsky created partnerships among faith-based community organizations as a means to seize power to realize his utopian dream of equality, justice, and peace. In Chicago, Brother O learned how to use power at the feet of some of the most radical socialists in America and to advance the Alinsky agenda into the highest levels in government.
Now that America is in the throes of an Alinsky dream, Americans may wish to examine what the
Reverend John C. Welch and Gamaliel acolytes say about the man into whose hands the governance of this nation has been placed:
"He is Gamaliel. He is African American. He is one of us. He is the 44th President of the United States of America!"
