Question for DU Oldbies (RW Attempting to Take Over Culture)

Two-three years ago, someone found a website and posted about it here. The site contained a blueprint for how conservatives / conservative Christians could assert their philosophies into becoming the dominant force in our culture. It was loaded with info, some of it in .pdf files, IIRC.

Basically it advocated taking over mainstream culture from the inside instead of screaming from the outside as they've been for several years. Among the items listed on the "to do" list was to join book clubs. Can't recall specifics of the rest, which is why I'm posting here.

Does anyone else remember this and can you help me find that link?

Between some things, like think tanks fostering Christian cinema, and the press release I just received for a "Gospel & Comedy" showcase ... you get the picture?

thanks.

playing out on C-Span - and seeing it on College Campuses...

Book Club, Film Clubs, Academia etc...

AND JOURNALISM!

You could probably just google that and get plenty of information.

It was a site that was owned by an organization that was, itself, pushing for the changes. I think it was some minor think tank.

They weren't "screamers" a la Phelps, Dobson (I don't think). It was much more geared towards an actual, workable (they believed) strategy for getting things accomplished.

http://www.yuricareport.com/

by Kathy Yurica.

PS: This story maybe even:

http://www.yuricareport.com/Dominionism/TheDespoilingOfAmerica.htm

Again, this was a site created by people in favor of a conservative takeover.

They are PROUD of their takeover attempts..

I found a site ages ago that listed detailed talking points, and ways to deflect opposing views, and lists of "sister" sites. It also had instructions on how to take over school boards and local offices..

The info is at the old DU, which I cannot access anymore..

But it's not really necessary because they are so transparent about it.:)They are yelling it from the rooftops:(

That might have been it. Hard to say.

The site that I'm looking for, what was most interesting about it was how very calm the writers were about their strategy, and that the strategy involved a long-term plan for getting conservatives involved with entertainment, humanities and culture (as opposed to government) to more quietly achieve things than they have been.

If you'll PM me later, I try to remember a way I found to look up posts on the old site.

maybe it's a good start:

'We Could Control This Country': 33 Extreme Reasons to Give Bush the Boot

by Maureen Farrell (August 24, 2004)

"I am deeply disturbed by the dangerous and growing influence of people like Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell on our nation’s political leaders." – Walter Cronkite, January, 2004

http://www.buzzflash.com/farrell/04/08/far04029.html