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A Conspiracy So Vast
WSJ Opinion Journal ^
| 7/7/2003
| Dorothy Rabinowitz
Posted on 07/07/2003 2:57:25 PM PDT by ArcLight
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To: Bernard Marx
Duh. Alger Hiss.
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posted on
07/07/2003 4:24:35 PM PDT
by
annyokie
(Admin Moderator has got it in for me.)
To: ArcLight
Dorothy Rabinowitz is no conservative. She's an elderly, oldtime Democrat, but she looked into the injustices committed during the child molesting scandals of the 80s and exposed the frauds for the world to see.
Thru her incredible opinion pieces in the WSJ she alone is responsible for turning public opinion and freeing the families and individuals who were wrongly accused all over the country. For that she's my idol, but she's no conservative.
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posted on
07/07/2003 4:31:07 PM PDT
by
Deb
(Do these jeans make my tag look big?)
To: Fee
That's just what Coulter did. She used the Venona tapes as her proof. The mainstream press knows about the Venona tapes, but they'll never do any in depth reporting on either them or the Mikrokhin Archive. That's the whole reason Coulter wrote her book.
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posted on
07/07/2003 4:39:16 PM PDT
by
Deb
(Do these jeans make my tag look big?)
To: lugsoul
Are you the reincarnation of lugnut?
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posted on
07/07/2003 4:41:39 PM PDT
by
cksharks
To: annyokie
Of course you are correct. Coulter will succeed in selling a lot of books and in tarring the rest of us conservatives. McCarthy was a loathsome figure. Coulter's sanity is in question.
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posted on
07/07/2003 4:50:05 PM PDT
by
2iron
To: 2iron
She (Aaann as AAAAAhnold) Makes me cringe. I could never be so vitriolic, and I am not tame, but she is indeed the MoDo of the Right.
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posted on
07/07/2003 4:53:55 PM PDT
by
annyokie
(Admin Moderator has got it in for me.)
To: Deb
A Victor and a Seymour Rabinowitz testified at the executive sessions which were just released. Relatives of Dorothy?
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posted on
07/07/2003 4:54:57 PM PDT
by
DPB101
To: TheDon; All
Read "Whittaker Chambers" by Sam Tannenbaum. "Just the facts, Sam."
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posted on
07/07/2003 4:55:55 PM PDT
by
annyokie
(Admin Moderator has got it in for me.)
To: WL-law
Yes. I made those identical points on another thread earlier today
here.
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posted on
07/07/2003 5:11:17 PM PDT
by
dark_lord
(The Statue of Liberty now holds a baseball bat and she's yelling 'You want a piece of me?')
To: annyokie
A good description of Ann is: acid tongued, rapier witted, and brass overies. But she fills a necessary role. Consider the following (as Bill Nye Science Guy would say): the American Socialists say "at least we aren't Communists", and the American Liberals say "at least we aren't Socialists" (though they really are). So from the liberal perspective, a garden variety conservative is a right winger. Ann Coulter provides some badly needed perspective. Her rhetoric is useful because the further out she goes, the more moderate conservatives look even to liberals. Plus she focuses the attention of the liberals so they are all baying after her while the regular conservatives focus on getting work done.
Plus, while she swings for the fences and so misses some of the time, overall she is correct. The Leftists are traitors, in that they are "adhering to their [the United States] Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort."
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posted on
07/07/2003 5:20:17 PM PDT
by
dark_lord
(The Statue of Liberty now holds a baseball bat and she's yelling 'You want a piece of me?')
To: ArcLight
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Goodness, you guys know the rules!!
To: lugsoul
Were there communists? Yes. What do you mean were? Hillary is a communist who ordered her henchman to unlawfully obtain classified material, FBI records. Bill Clinton is a communist who sold secrets to China.
We need a Joe McCarthy today.
To: 2iron
So, you never read Annies book, nor did you read Mona Charon's book, either, did you?
The point in all this is: Were there communists in the US government at high levels, and Did McCarthy expose the actual Communists? And the answer is yes.
And the additional questions is: Did FDR and TRUMAN know about it and cover it up? And the answer is, YES.
To: dark_lord
No offense, but I have had my fill of Ann. She is starting to sound to me like Pat Buchanan.
She is smart enough to be the newest Peggy Noonan instead of the latest Phillis Schlafley.
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posted on
07/07/2003 6:38:44 PM PDT
by
annyokie
(Admin Moderator has got it in for me.)
To: annyokie
Duh. Alger Hiss. Clever, clever, you got the famous one! And by failing to recognize my question youve proved that you, like Rabinowitz, havent even read Anns book. You just dont like Ann, and thats fair enough. But youre making yourself look foolish by not dealing with substance.
Its a waste of time to try to have a discussion with someone who takes a hard position on subjects they know nothing about. See the other thread (link at #15) and Race Bannons #33 on this one. He puts the bottom-line points well. Ta ta.
To: Bernard Marx
Oh, get real. I read Sam Tannenbaums' "Whittaker Chambers" years ago. Ann is not plowing new ground and isn't nearly as exacting as Tannenbaum.
Ann is a shrew.
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posted on
07/07/2003 6:54:25 PM PDT
by
annyokie
(Admin Moderator has got it in for me.)
To: xJones
the Maureen Dowd of the conservatives...SLANDER!!!
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posted on
07/07/2003 6:58:15 PM PDT
by
lonestar
(Don't mess with Texans)
To: lugsoul
Was it illegal to be a communist as a private citizen? No.
But lying about it before congress was. McCarthy was very clear about this, upfront. They chose to lie anyway.
To: annyokie
"She (Aaann as AAAAAhnold) Makes me cringe. I could never be so vitriolic, and I am not tame, but she is indeed the MoDo of the Right." To my mind she is too mild. Recall the days of H.L. Mencken. Recall the vitriol that Sam Clemens pumped onto 'letters to the editor' pages.
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Once I wrote a letter to the editor of a local paper referring to a local Dem pol, Ruth Galanter, as 'odious and porcine'. [Yes, I know, it fits Rep. Waxman also]. The editor wrote back: "You know I can't let you describe her as smelly and pig-like."
I replied, "But she is...and those are her good points." I invoked Mencken and pointed out that letters pages are meant for free-wheeling mud-slinging and name calling, which is great fun. He replied that he (the editor) was "probably the only person in this newsroom who knows who Mencken was."
"Of that, I have no doubt. It shows."
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On several other occasions, I referred to local city councilman Mike Feuer with the comment ('rhymes with Der Fuherer'). In one letter, about his (successful) attempt to force ammo buyers to provide a thumbprint, I said, "I refuse to give Mr. Feuer a thumbprint but I do reserve the right to use a different finger." The editor pulled both lines. I asked him why: "I was having so much fun!"
"We thought you were having a little too much fun," he responded.
--Boris
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posted on
07/07/2003 7:13:37 PM PDT
by
boris
(The deadliest Weapon of Mass Destruction in History is a Leftist With a Word Processor)
To: boris
Good for you! I just think Ann is no Mencken. At least in IMHO.
Se is not so reasoned or discreet as he. Remember, too, that Samuel Clemmins edited his own newssheet.
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posted on
07/07/2003 7:17:08 PM PDT
by
annyokie
(Admin Moderator has got it in for me.)
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