M. Stanton Evans was editor of the Indianapolis News and as such debated Dr. Robert Risk of the Indiana Civil Liberties Union in 1964.
Some of my rowdy neo-Yaffer friends and I attended, enjoyed Evans skewering the weasel, and had a shouting match with the weasel's hangers-on afterward.
And what a bunch from central casting they were, down to the beards and the Marxist cliches.
The above food fight of the gang of four consists of the Ostrich who defended traitorrapist42, two constipated anal-retentive Please Let's Not Be Beastly to the Germans, and the man Brennan who knows the score.
The score is Communism 100,000,000 bodies; the Free World playing catch up--still [see also Hitlery intern for Communist Treuhaft; Billy Red Jeff turned at Oxford; Strobe Soviet Apologist Talbott and the withering away of the (American) state.]
Joe McCarthy was onto something and the shrieking fairies of the Left were so many purse-swinging queens rounded up by the vice squad.
A passage from John T. Flynn, The Roosevelt Myth, Fox & Wilkes, the 1998 50th anniversary reprint of the 1948 original, with foreward by Ralph Raico a history professor at my alma mater.
Pages 397-8:
On one occasion Mrs. Roosevelt invited forty senators to the White House to meet her petted group of officials of the American Youth Congress. Roosevelt himself was constantly sending "greetings" to various Red organizations, such as the American Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born, the Workers Alliance, the National Negro Congress, while Mrs. Roosevelt permitted the use of her name as sponsor or officer and sometimes as a speaker for more than 30 Communist fronts, leagues, councils and associations.
[Note: Hitlery channels Eleanor.]
All these activities are cited merely to reveal the extent to which Roosevelt not only permitted but actually encouraged the activities of the Communist conspiracy in the United States. The gentlest comment one can make on this is that the man simply did not know what he was doing--a curious defense for one who was being hailed as a master mind. But the malignance of these performances cannot be exaggerated. There is, of course, much more to the story. The extent and seriousness of it can be understood only when we realize that it was this blindness of the White House which opened the way for the Red conspirators into almost every important function of political, economic and educational life. The movies swarmed with them. So did the stage, the American journals of opinion, and every other organ of information and opinion. It was this which enabled the Alger Hisses and the Harry Dexter Whites and the Owen Lattimores to penetrate in to the most decisive agencies of policy in the government.
When Roosevelt faced Stalin at Yalta, Alger Hiss--Stalin's man--was at Roosevelt's side as his adviser.
When Roosevelt faced the problem of post-war Germany at Quebec, Harry Dexter White was there to shape Roosevelt's decisions.
When the question of China arose--who should control it, the Free Chinese or the Chinese Reds--there was the Institute of Pacific Relations, swarming with Reds, and its leading light Owen Lattimore, with an arm in the State Department. The result--the betrayal and abandonment of Free China.
Forrestal flew out of Bethesda a la others of Sydney Gottlieb's unwitting LSD subjects. Aarons and Loftus, Secret War Against the Jews, state unequivocally Dulles unwittingly brought Soviet Communists into CIA when he brought Nazi "anticommunists" over via various ratlines. As an upshot, Louis Johnson became SecDef, weakening the U.S. force in Korea for an attack by Soviet-armed, Chinese-officered North Korean divisions.
To such catastrophic ends as the premature triggering of the Hungarian uprising by the VOA transmitting CIA codes--at exactly the time the U.S. was distracted by the Suez "crisis", and Russia had tanks at the ready.
Up to the present fine mess with Deutch compromising 17,000 CIA files on his unsecure home computer logged onto Russian sites, Albright's State subject to the chair rail bug and the theft from her desk of the daily dispatch.
Ames and Hanssen--but are there more?
Espionage and infiltration are the living history far more than the ghost-written propaganda of the darling of the Beijing commissars.
The agents of China and North Korea endure long after the last gavel of McCarthy or HUAC hearings.
