Their demonstrations and marches became violent clashes with police, many turning into riots. They organized demonstrations on college campuses across the nation to mobilize students to take “direct action” against “racism, poverty and war.” In 1963, SDS got involved in “community organizing,” teaming up with the Black Panthers, the Hispanic Young Lords, and other radical organizations.īy 1966, SDS was moving in a revolutionary Marxist direction. SDS quickly became the opposition to the Vietnam War. It was a radical organization of college students. In 1962, Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) was born. Today, Ayers describes himself as a professor Dohrn is his wife and a clinical law professor, Jeff Jones, predictably, is an environmentalist and political consultant, and Mark Rudd is now a teacher - just normal Americans, living their lives. You’ve heard the famous names: Bill Ayers, Mark Rudd, Bernardine Dohrn, and Jeff Jones, among others. And it seems we now know which way the wind blows. Here’s a quick history of the “Weathermen” and why it’s relevant to a president whose entire campaign relied on a call for an undefined “change.” Now, six years later, the change is coming much clearer into view. Of course, Obama denied any connection to old Weathermen. Just before the election of Barack Obama in 2008, it was quite shocking to see that a forty-year old, seemingly forgotten radical group called “Weatherman” was getting so much attention.

And the Weatherman’s ultimate victory, 40 years later, may just be Barack Obama. Not only do they still roam our streets, but, in fact, live quite well off the society they professed to hate and sought to destroy. How patriotic! The truth is, Ayers, his wife Bernardine Dohrn and the rest of the Weather Underground were and are true domestic terrorists out to destroy American society. According to Ayers, he’s just a concerned citizen taking part in our democratic debate. If you happened to see the Fox News, Megan Kelly (The Kelly File) interview with Bill Ayers, you witnessed a master of propaganda and misdirection, as Ayers tried to slip past Kelly’s direct questions. Article audio sponsored by The John Birch Society

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