Thomas Bass
Posted on 06/08/2005 10:23:26 PM PDT by nickcarraway
As long as the msm has scum like bass representing them, we have nothing to worry about as to whether they will wake up and change.
PHD from UC Santa Cruz says it all.
Who is our Madame Dufarge? And I don't mean the FReeper with that username.
He's still in a very powerful position in the Senate. There hasn't been nearly enough of an accounting.
Bass unearths the story of Pham Xuan An, a "brilliant political analyst" from Vietnam who began his reporting career with Reuters in the 1960s, then moved on to the New York Herald Tribune and The Christian Science Monitor, before spending 11 years with Time. An turned out to be a double agent for the Communists throughout the Vietnam War.
According to Bass's article, An joined the Communist Party in 1953, and was the first spy recruited by North Vietnam's military intelligence network. He fed the Communists secret military dispatches that were taken by courier through the Cu Chi network of tunnels. They eventually made their way to the Politburo in North Vietnam. Twenty-seven of those 45 couriers "were captured and killed," Bass wrote.
An "says he never lied to anyone, that he gave the same political analyses to Time that he gave to Ho Chi Minh. He was a divided man of utter integrity, someone who lived a lie and always told the truth," wrote Bass.
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Thomas Bass
OUTSTANDING post. Thanks.
Huge understatement!
If I posted what I really think, I might get suspended/banned. But yes.
Thankfully, Ben Stein is one of the five or six Americans who reads the New Yorker. The New Yorker is more a liberal trope for looking hip when one opens one's briefcase. I have long thought it self-evident that liberals are far more comfortable in the company of Commies than Conservatives. Apparently this is true even when the Commies are murdering Americans.
Thanks.
BTTT...
More:
http://www.chronwatch.com/content/contentDisplay.asp?aid=14685
http://www.americanthinker.com/articles.php?article_id=4511
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