BREAKING NEWS: ACORN lied about Philadelphia office refusal [VIDEO]

October 21, 3:13 PMNewark Young Conservative ExaminerJoe Luppino-Esposito

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Bertha Lewis of ACORN (AP Photo/ Haraz N. Ghanbari)

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Despite claiming that their Philadelphia office did not fall prey to the prostitution proposal by James O'Keefe and Hannah Giles, the pair released a video showing the exact opposite on BigGovernment.com today. [VIDEO BELOW]

Above the YouTube clip was one of Saul Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals" : “Power isn’t only what you have, it’s what the enemy thinks you have.”

As they have done in their other shocking videos, O'Keefe, posing as a pimp, future lawyer and Congressman-to-be, comes into the office with Giles pretending to be the madam of his prostitution ring. 

This release has a slightly different purpose than its predecessors in that it directly refutes statements by the office manager of the Philadelphia ACORN office, Katherine Conway Russell.  Russell claimed prostitution was never mentioned, but the video shows otherwise.  O'Keefe, serving as narrator to the film, also plays clips of Bertha Lewis, the head of ACORN, and others stating that they were thrown out of the office in mere minutes at the first mention of prostitution.  Instead, O'Keefe states that the meeting lasted for 32 minutes. 

The audio of Russell is muted, due to the pending litigation against O'Keefe, Giles, and owner of BigGovernment.com, Andrew Breitbart.

For more info: Joe Luppino-Esposito is a law student and a leading young conservative writer. He speaks nationally on winning activism battles for conservatives on campus. Joe is also editor of AverageJoeLE.com, a blog for recent conservative college graduates.