The Washington TIMES wrote: >... The communist influence on Saturday's protest extends far beyond the >participation of avowed Marxists, Trotskyists and Maoists. Among the >scheduled speakers are members of the Institute for Policy Studies, a think >tank which during the Cold War consistently trumpeted the Soviet position, >"supporting the goals and causes of virtually every revolutionary terrorist >movement backed by Havana, Hanoi, and Moscow," according to one historian.
which historian? a nut like Ronald Radosh? > Want more? Should any protesters manage to get themselves arrested >Saturday, they will call on the attorneys of the National Lawyers Guild >(NLG), organized by lawyers for the Communist Party in 1936. The NLG is >affiliated with the International Association of Democratic Lawyers, >described by the CIA in 1978 as "one of the most useful Communist front >organizations at the service of the Soviet Communist Party." now, _there's_ a reliable source. while we're on the subject of guilt by association -- attacking the peace demonstrations as harboring "commies" -- it should be mentioned that the Washington TIMES is owned by Reverend Sun Myung Moon, who has described himself as being the Almighty. > .... A better question is this: Why are we sending aircraft > carriers halfway >around the world to look for enemies, when our nation's worst enemies — >communists proclaiming an anti-American jihad — will be right there in front >of the Washington Monument on Saturday? aren't you glad that Osama bin Laden's brand of simplistic and bloody thinking is taking hold amongst the pundits? Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~JDevine
