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A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

2016Tv Movie

The story of Saul Alinsky, the father of community organizing, and the rise of his Cultural Marxism in the Catholic Church and America.

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A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

2016Tv Movie

The story of Saul Alinsky, the father of community organizing, and the rise of his Cultural Marxism in the Catholic Church and America.

7.3 (80)IMDb tt6107652

English•SRT•63.7 KB•Jun 18, 2022•IMDb tt6107652

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First 50 subtitle cues from A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing.srt

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Once there was a wolf who decided to change his nature by changing his appearance in order to kill
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So the wolf put on a sheepskin in order to blend himself into the flock and follow them into the pasture
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Time passed the sheep graze peacefully and the shepherd was fooled by the wolf's disguise
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The beast struck, at first carefully killing only a few
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Then increasingly the wolf killed more and more
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The fields filled with blood; the sheep disappeared one by one
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Suddenly the shepherd became suspicious and awaken to the wolf’s evil plan
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The shepherd then captured the wolf, killed it and hung it on a tree
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Men that passed by noticed the wolf in sheep's clothing hanging there and I asked the shepherd why he had done this
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The shepherd answered, the skin is that of a sheep, but its actions were those of a wolf
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Saul Alinsky was a twentieth century American radical, today is best known as the father of community organizing
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Firing Line with William E. Buckley Jr
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"Mr. Saul Alinsky who was born in Chicago 1909 has become sort of the pet revolutionary of the church people of America"
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"His organization is called the Industrial Areas Foundation and for a fee, a very modest fee,"
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"Mr. Alinsky will come to your town as he has to 40 others to organize the poor"
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"And that may mean an end to all the traffic, may mean sit ins on City Hall, the cultivation of racial animosities"
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"But Mr. Alinsky claims that's the way to get the toilet fixed in the slum buildings and to bring pride and a sense of dignity to the poor people"
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"Something like the sense of dignity which presumably Sitting Bull and his people felt after a massacre"
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"Mr. Alinsky doesn’t mind criticism at all, if fact, what he minds is when he isn't criticized"
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"He desires the poor to rise up and reject middle-class values"
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Saul Alinsky was born in Chicago on January 30th, 1909
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His Orthodox Jewish parents raised him a Jew
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Saul Alinsky's relationship with his father Benjamin was complicated
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"I don't think I ever hated the old man; I never really knew him and what little I did know didn't interested me"
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As distant as he was from his father Benjamin, Saul was emotionally tied to his overpowering mother Sarah
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Though Saul proclaimed he had grown up poor, this wasn't true, since his father was a successful upper-middle-class tailor
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Thus in 1926 after becoming a self-proclaimed agnostic, Saul entered the prestigious and progressivist University of Chicago
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Since the social sciences were born from the philosophers of the French revolution's revolt against religion,
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It's not surprising that Alinsky decided to study sociology
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A science originating from the fact that life was no longer determined by the supernatural but by natural environmental causes
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Alinsky's first two years at university were a struggle, but in his junior year he enrolled in a class that would change everything
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The course was social pathology, the professor E.W. Burgess
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Burgess and his college Robert Ezra Park were focused in reforming American cities
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They believed that diseases of crime and poverty, of social disorganization to have an external or ecological cause
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Chicago sociology was all about field study and the processes of social control and engineering
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It had a Darwinian base secularist evolutionary view of social change, pragmatism and progress
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Marriage and family were devalued, and self-identity was achieved by imagining how we look from another person's perspective
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This collectivist mental image is called the Looking-Glass self and is socially constructed in Marxist terms
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Father Mitch Pacwa is an American Jesuit priest, public speaker and television host of EWTN live
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"This becomes highly problematic, when you take a look at somebody like Saul Alinsky"
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"One of the philosophers I really connected with was up Maurice Merleau-Ponty who did the book called Phenomenology of Perception"
#4200:09:30,900 --> 00:09:45,400
"Wonderful book. And in that, he brings out that if you have as your intention an abstract goodness"
#4300:09:45,600 --> 00:09:58,600
"Then you will have an abstraction of the objects of your attention, you'll treat them as abstractions"
#4400:09:58,800 --> 00:10:08,400
"Because you're seeking abstract goals, and so you see a classic example is marxism"
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"The exercise of solidarity within each society is valid when its members recognize one another as persons"
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"Treat the pawns not as persons but as symbols representing interests or ideas which she believes inimicable to the welfare of the people"
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After graduation, Alinsky won a graduate fellowship in criminology
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He pursued a fieldwork study of street gangs and organized crime, in particular the criminal empire of the ruthless mob boss Al Capone
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Alinsky met and befriended Frank Nitti. He was the successor of the crime family after Capone went to prison
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Alinsky would say, "Nitty took me under his wing, I called him the professor and I became his student"