REVISITING THE ROSENBERGS - Disturbing parallels remain (sons still deny deny deny)

Los Angeles Times via Houston Chronicle ^ | Oct. 11, 2008, 9:58AM | By MICHAEL MEEROPOL and ROBERT MEEROPOL

[weegee]

That’s because another man who had also been charged made a deathbed confession that he and Mr. Rosenberg had been Communist spies for the Soviets during WWII.

[guitarplayer1953]

The Russian had the BOMB prior to the end of WW2.

[Question_Assumptions]

The biggest injustice is that they didn’t get Ted Hall who deserved the sort of death that used to be in fashion for traitors hundreds of years ago.

[tang-soo]

I decided to give atomic secrets to the Russians because it seemed to me that it was important that there should be no monopoly, which could turn one nation into a menace and turn it loose on the world as ... as Nazi Germany developed. There seemed to be only one answer to what one should do. The right thing to do was to act to break the American monopoly."

A quote from Ted Hall in 1998 - a year before his death.

[weegee]

So they had it before us? We didn’t have the bomb until the END of WWII. That’s how it ended.

[tophat9000]

The only good Communist, is a DEAD Communist.

I don't know: Lenin's dead, Stalin's dead, Marx's is dead, and they still suck...

[hershey]

They’ve built their entire lives on a lie. What do they say at cocktail parties now? No wonder they’re still in denial.

[mkjessup]

Point taken.

[Captain Peter Blood]

The Rosenberg's were given the opportunity to tell all in exchange for the Death sentence to be taken off. This was right up to their executions they could have taken that deal yet they both choose to die rather than talk. Ethel Rosenberg decided she would die and be a martyr than live and be with her children.
No sympathies here, they had a choice and choose to die for the Soviet Union. Their kids are still in denial and delusional as well.

[guitarplayer1953]

I may of misspoke, they had the technology from the Nazi’s the Nazi’s had the bomb before us. The Russians invested more of their man power into air power than in building the bomb, even though they had the know how.