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Bill Ayers’ Skeletons


Billy Ayers keeps coming up, like a baby’s warm spittle, over the shoulder of US Sen. and Democrat Party presidential nominee Barack Obama. In the meantime, the diggers, among them blogger ZombieTime, keep digging.

Everything you wanted to know about the saintly professor Ayres but were afraid to ask is here: William Ayers' forgotten communist manifesto: Prairie Fire.

An excerpt from the manifesto:

“We are a guerrilla organization. We are communist women and men, underground in the United States for more than four years… We need a revolutionist communist party to lead the struggle, give coherence and direction to the fight, seize power and build a new society… We have only just begun. At this time, the unity and consolidation of anti imperialist forces is an urgent and pressing strategic necessity. PRAIRIE FIRE is offered as a contribution to this unity of action and purpose. Now it is in your hands.

Bernadine Dhorn
Jeff Jones
Billy Ayres
Cecilia Sojourn

For The Weather Underground


Comments

lance aka lc said…
Just one name in a long list of Anti-Americans from Obama's past. Thanks for putting the truth out there.

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