| "Pat Robertson's
Perspective," April -
May 1992 | The Los Angeles
Times, reprinted in
The Religious Right:
The Assault of
Tolerance &
Pluralism in America,
produced by the
Anti-Defamation
League (ADL) | May 1, 1990,
Religious News
Service | then-national field
coordinator for the
Christian Coalition,
The Religious Right:
The Assault of
Tolerance &
Pluralism in
America, produced
by the
Anti-Defamation
League (ADL) |
| "The strategy aginst
the Americaqn
radical left should be
the same as General
Douglas MacArthur
employed against the
Japanese in the
Pacific . . . bypass
their strongholds,
then surround them,
isolate them bombard
them, then blast the
individuals out of
their power bunkers
with hand-to-hand
combat. The battle
for Iwo Jima was not
pleasant, but our
troops won it. The
battle to regain the
soul of America won't
be pleasant either,
but we will win it." | "It's like guerrilla
warfare....It's better
to move quietly, with
stealth, under cover
of night. You've got
two choices: You can
wear cammies and
shimmy along on
your belly or you can
put on a red coat and
stand up for
everyone to see. It
comes down to
whether you want to
be the British army in
the Revolutionary
War or the Viet
Cong. History tells us
which tactic is more
effective." | "What Christians
have got to do is take
back this country,
one precinct at a
time, one
neighborhood at a
time and one state at
a time...." | "We don't have to
worry about
convincing a majority
of Americans to
agree with us...Most
of them are staying
home and watching
'Falcon Crest.'" |
