Raise a Glass in Celebration

Adam Yoshida

[adamyoshida]

It was fifty years ago today that the traitor Rosenbergs were justly dispatched to hell where, I am sure, they will suffer for all time and where they will be joined by their children, who refuse to atone for and continue to support, the sins of their parents.

Let's raise a glass in celebration that, at the very least, a few traitors suffered the fate deserved by all of their kind. And let us all join together in praying that soon others of their kind: Jane Fonda and John Walker Lindh, for example, are soon sent to be with their master as well.

[Bedford Forrest]

I remember it well - in those days red blooded, eleven year old Real American boys took notice and grim satisfaction in learning that a pair of traitorous, Quisling cosmopolitans had been sizzled up in Sing Sing. We had a visceral understanding that they were evil and we were greatly disappointed that their accomplices escaped or were not sizzled. We wondered if the lights dimmed when the Quisling vermin were sent booming down to Hell and Damnation.

[RonHolzwarth]

What a bunch of shit.

"Judge not, that you not be judged yourselves."

I might be kinda Jewish, but I like to quote Jesus once in a while. Ever hear of that rabble rouser?

[skinkinthegrass]

Read Radical Son by David Horowitz...good read...he relates how he, his parents and former fiends talk about the Rosenburgs...also Silent Witness by Whitaker Chambers.

[11Bush]

I don't judge the soul, just the actions. It is up to Him to judge the soul, and it is up to us to send them to be judged.