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SL Cabbie
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Date: July 14, 2014 11:04PM
(And a note to ADMIN: No Ma'am, This Ain't Politics; it's History... On-topic, even)
Back in the year this was written, I was a precocious junior highschooler who used to listen to a pre-recorded message from the American Opinion Bookstore (a John Birch Society operation).
This sort of shinola was commonplace (and rejected by mainstream Republicans I followed and championed, men like William F. Buckley, Jr.). It found a lot of following among the "Dixiecrats" in the South who bolted to the Republican Party following the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Gird up the old bullchip filters reading this stuff, folks. It's petrified poop these days, but it still has an odor. Like this one from the author...
>Of the 23 million Americans who are Negro, only a very
scant handfull subscribe to the degenerate theatrics of the
so-called Civil Rights leadership.
The bookstore recordings regularly vilified Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph Abernathy as members of the great "Global Communist Conspiracy."
And a few howlers from Apostle Benson... He was heck bent on selling the belief the Commies were more dangerous enemies than the Nazis...
>Would you have suspected something if, during World War II, a man who had made substantial contributions to the Nazi Party and had been declared a security risk was honored at a White House ceremony?
>Yet President Johnson presented a $50,000 tax-free award
and a gold medal at the White House to Dr. Julius Robert Oppenheimer, who made contributions to the Communist Party and up to the time of his death, was listed as a security risk.
A note to the history dilettantes just escaping the fallout from LDS revisionist history operations: Dr. Robert Oppenheimer is widely regarded as one of "the fathers of the atomic bomb," created as part of the Manhattan Project. You can argue about the attendant genocide (it would be unconscionable not to have some misgivings), but it did hasten the end of the war with Japan. And check out the use of Oppie's first name "Julius." Do you think there might have been an intended connection with, say, "Julius Rosenberg"?
Note how both political parties are smeared (often dishonestly):
>Would you have disagreed with our defense policies during World War 11 if the Secretary of Defense had said our
objectives against the Nazis were limited and did not include
the destruction of the Nazi regime in Berlin?
>Yet Secretary McNamara asserted in October, 1965, that
our objectives in Vietnam are limited, and do not include
the destruction of the Communist regime in North Vietnam.
Robert F. McNamara was Secretary of Defense during the Administrations John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, both Democrats.
And the "Impeach Earl Warren" meme that was being circulated by the Birch Society:
>Johnson did exactly that and Earl Warren later selected as Assistant Counsel for the Commission a man who hod belonged to one of the most notorious Communist fronts in the country . (The Warren Court and its decisions have been honored with victory rallies by the Communist Party).
Off the top if my head, the Warren Court Decision I remember most readily is "Brown v.The Topeka Board of Education."
Yet look at this from the Preface:
>We stood in the July sunshine in San Francisco the Sunday
afternoon on which that Convention opened, and listened to Jacob Javits, Henry Cabot Lodge, and a bevy of their Leftwing
cohorts literally preach revolution to a gathering ofsome 20,000 "civil rights" demonstraters who had gathered at the City Hall Plaza following a massive parade.
That's not a Democratic National Convention being described, folks; Henry Cabot Lodge and Jacob Javits were mainstream Republicans.
And a moment of silence for a folk singer Ezra T. villified as a notorious Commie...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxiMrvDbq3s&feature=kpTake it away, Steve...
Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 07/15/2014 04:42PM by SL Cabbie.