Why does tea party need infiltrating? ~ By Joseph Farah

So, why did somebody come up with the idea to infiltrate the Tea Party Movement? Joseph Farah has a simple, but excellent, explanation.

Ordinary, productive Americans have been pushed too far.

They want their country back.

They want something to leave to their children – not materialistic things, mind you. They want to leave them the legacy of freedom and opportunity that we had and our parents and grandparents had in America.

And that's why I love this movement.

By Joseph Farah

Posted: April 23, 2010 ~ 1:00 am Eastern

© 2010

You've heard about the various groups determined to infiltrate the tea-party movement, embarrassing it with misspelled signs, offering counterproductive interviews to media and seeking to destroy the grass-roots effort by any nonviolent means necessary.

Having been a part of the political left as a young man, none of this surprises me.

This is the way the amoral left operates. The ends justify the means. You make up the rules as you go along. Whatever you have to do to win – just read Saul Alinsky.

But let's look at this from another angle.

Why does the tea-party movement need be embarrassed and discredited by infiltrators?

The answer is very simple: because those actually in the movement are not embarrassing and discrediting themselves.

By actually organizing these brown-shirt tactics, the agents provocateurs are admitting that the tea-party membership can only be destroyed by the manufacturing of lies and by deceiving the public about the behavior of its members.

In a sense, then, the people hell-bent on destroying the tea-party movement by any means necessary offer among the most priceless testimonials as to the sincerity, competence and responsibility of those inside.

Take the Internet vigilantes at Crashtheteaparty.org – please!

How do they explain why their disruptive and destructive tactics are even necessary?

"Let's get to work. This Tea Party isn't going to destroy itself … Or is it?" the website asks.

They've made my point.

They know full well the tea-party movement is a movement of personal responsibility. Even the recent New York Times–CBS Poll characterized tea partiers as wealthier and more well-educated than the average America. They are smart. They are fun. They are creative. And they are determined.

That's what bugs outfits like Crashtheteaparty.org. That's why they realize they must produce the embarrassments and the disruptions, because the tea partiers won't do it themselves.

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