Personal all time favorite piece of The New York Times, demonstrates denial propaganda

The New York Times ^ | 6/19/2003 | Unk

[steve0]

Anyone else have a personal favorite? This below is my personal all time favorite piece of The New York Times. It persuasively demonstrates denial/propaganda of the communists and their dupes. Here is the money quote: "It now seems clear the Rosenbergs were neither as innocent as they claimed nor as guilty as the government alleged." Ha ha, Nation's very survival was uncertain, participants were soldiers for an ideology that necessitates the destruction of the revolution of 1776.

[steve0]

This occurred while our people were dying in the war and we were paying, by today's estimates, 20+billion for the atomic bomb. I have decided to frame this in my house, so as to never forget.

Oldie but goodie.

[Erasmus]

And they loved Marx and Lenin more than they loved their own two small children.

Understandably, those children have never been able to process that fact.

[ozzymandus]

Walter Duranty cheerleading for Stalin is a stain the Slimes can never live down. Even most leftists have been forced to admit the Rosenbergs (and Alger Hiss)were traitors.

[skinndogNN]

Did you ever see “Heir to an execution” ? A documentary made by their grandchild.

The entire family was/is in denial. Now they somewhat admit their guilt, but they consider them heroes becomes they didn’t give up other people’s names.

[steve0]

I just happened upon this piece of cold war memorabilia. I think it is epic, there is no better “exhibit 1.” It is slime sublime.