ACORN (The
Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now)
Every
American should read and know about ACORN.
The American Institute for Social Justice (AISJ) is one of four national
affiliates of the community organization ACORN. The other three are the ACORN
Housing Corporation, the ACORN Institute, and Project Vote. ACORN and all its affiliates are heavily
funded by the big foundations like Rockefeller, Tides, Open Society, William
and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Wallace Global Fund, the Annie E. Casey
Foundation, the Arca Foundation, the JEHT Foundation, the Bauman Family
Foundation, the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the Sandler Family Supporting
Foundation, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Ford Foundation et al. They also receive federal taxpayer money.
The Red ACORN
and Undue Influence
ACORN
grew from its grassroots to define and shape the political nature of this
country. It was an instrumental power
behind the Clinton and Obama machines and numerous others on a local and state
level. ACORN’s numerous operatives have
deep roots in America.
To
learn more – search for ACORN and Hillary Clinton; ACORN and Obama, ACORN and
Saul Alinskey, ACORN and Rathke, ACORN and Van Jones, ACORN and John Podesta,
ACORN and Steve Kest for starters.
Though ACORN was declared officially "defunct" - that is in name only. Its networks, infrastructure and methodology are still in place and quite active.
Though ACORN was declared officially "defunct" - that is in name only. Its networks, infrastructure and methodology are still in place and quite active.
A Little History and Suggested
Reading
Acorn North Carolina. I have added this website because it is a perfect example of the type of ACORN affiliates and networks that are still active in our nation.
The Obama File ACORN and the making of a president.
A
list from 2012 of “Acorn” affiliates” and offshoots
KANSAS: Sunflower
Community Action
Their
motto: “Helping people help themselves”
And
believe me, they help themselves to money, jobs, housing and education that most
Americans must work hard for. The VOLAGS and other pro immigrant groups stress how much money that the "new American" labor force adds to the economy. What they fail to factor into the equation is how much money is spent on services, housing, food, etc for immigrants that are not professionals or business owners. The inexpensive labor may help certain sectors of the economy but they also take from others.
Maria
Arteaga is the Kansas organizer and firmly backed by the Catholic Social
Service of the Dodge City diocese. The
Sunflower network also has offices in Wichita.
Their work focuses on refugees and immigrants and they work for their
rights. Fine, then let us be diligent and
work for our rights as well! There are
plenty of native poor white Americans who need a hand up, rather than a hand
out that will keep them enslaved to taxpayer funded social welfare
programs. (I am all for federally funded
work programs. Let those that receive
federally funded money and benefits work for them. Let them give back to the country and the communities they now
live in.)
The
Sunflower Community Action org (EIN 48-1126805) includes ties to KanVote and Kansans
Count. These are more votes for democratic socialism! The 501c4 Lobbying arm of the SCA is the
Kansas People’s Action group. (EIN 46-0640082).
Both are located at 1751 N. Ash in Wichita. Sandrine Lisk, the immigration advocacy attorney is on their board. Thousands of dollars from both groups are spent on lobbying
efforts.
They
partner with Interfaith Worker Justice. I am Kansas – an affiliate of Welcoming Kansas
– is their fundraising group. These are
supported by and receive funds from the USCCB (Catholic Bishops Conference). The PICO National Network is often called in
to help and they are funded by Catholic parishes nationwide. The Community Creating Opportunity (CCO) nonprofit
is a member of the PICO network.
Such groups organize and work together in ACORN fashion and are encouraged to do so by the current administration.
Such groups organize and work together in ACORN fashion and are encouraged to do so by the current administration.
CCO
Member Congregations and Organizations. (CCO Board members are also members of the churches.)
True
Vine Missionary Baptist, MO
Olivet
Institutional Baptist, KS
St.
Peter Christian Methodist Episcopal, KS
Grace
Lutheran, MO
Zion
United Church of Christ, KS
Gregg
Tabernacle African Methodist Episcopal, MO
Kansas
City Urban Youth Center, MO
Kairos
United Methodist, MO
Inter-Soccer
League, MO
Show
Me Empowered Women, MO
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