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By Richard Roberts
4 November 2005
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EXPOSING THE
PEACE MOVEMENT ©Richard Roberts 10/24/05 Now that Iraq has ratified a constitution despite the
Democrats’ claim that we never should have deposed Saddam because now we
are “less safe,” a crucial question arises.
Are the Democrats in Congress and the media giving aid and comfort
to Islamofascism in order to make Bush look bad to enable Hillary’s
election, or are they Socialists and Communists at heart, enabling
terrorism in order to destroy capitalism and create a new “Amerika”
subject to rule by a U.N.-type world government dominated by China and
Russia? The actions of the latter
kind of Democrat fit neatly into the Baran-Wallerstein strategy which
calls for the subterfuge of using Islamofascism against America by arming
the terrorists, protesting any retaliation through bogus “peace”
demonstrations, and enabling terrorist networks to grow by means of a web
of treaties between Communist countries, and terrorist nations such as
Iran, Syria, North Korea, and Cuba and Venezuela; so that should the U.S.
decide to take preemptive action against a particular terrorist nation, we
would be facing a Third World War. Understanding the Baran-Wallerstein strategy begins
with but two points: (1) Communists
here and abroad have not forsaken global revolution.
Trade with China has not liberalized that nation, nor has Russia
changed, particularly with a KGB man as its President.
(2) Whereas Communists died worldwide trying to take over countries
in the last century, Communists now empower jihadists to die in the cause
of destroying America, without risking a single soldier of their own. In the 1960s Cleon Skousen’s book The Naked Communist spelled out the planned Communist bloodless revolution for America; in part, get control of the media, education, and at least one political party. This has already occurred, and one can only cite exceptions to this rule. In proving my thesis that the Democrats have embraced
Communist ideas, and (some of them) the Baran-Wallerstein strategy to
destroy America, I shall only cite historic facts, the actual words of
“the usual suspects,” and the specific treaties that are now being
utilized to implement the strategy to destroy America. This B-W secret
tactic is not my opinion but a demonstrable part of the Great Game of world politics. Let’s begin by exposing the Communist fronts
running the “peace” movement. Quoting the 45 Communist goals uncovered
by the FBI, and read into the Congressional Record on Jan. 10, 1963,
Skousen writes, “20. Infiltrate
the press. Get control of book review assignments, editorial writing,
policy making decisions. 21.
Gain control of key positions in radio, TV, and motion pictures.”
Now, let us reason together. If
the majority of newspapers and the rest of the media are not controlled by
fellow-travelers, why have they kept a lid on the Leftist allegiances of the participants
in the “peace” demonstrations, and the long Communist history of the
sponsoring organizations? Indeed, these organizations are not anti-war
but anti-American. Whether reading one’s own local paper or a national, one gets the impression that the “Letters to the Editor” contain information on both sides of any issue. This may be the case in regard to some minor local issues, but when it comes to the danger to America from Leftists here and abroad, a lid is clapped down on any information that might expose the media’s template of liberal bias on issues of national importance. Of course, no one can doubt that, as Limbaugh says, the media behaves like a third political party in the interests of destroying the Bush presidency and getting Democrats elected. I went even further in media condemnation when I called them “not the Fourth Estate but a Fifth Column undermining our democracy by manipulating the public like puppets on a string.” In most cases, one has to go to a blog to find the truth, and I am considering terminating my newsletter for a blog sometime in the future, in the interest of making my insights available to more people. Here are a few examples of where my letters to the editor touch the “third rail” of subjects that jeopardize the media’s national agenda. When I resided in the San Francisco Bay Area, the San Francisco Chronicle was always a dead end when info was conveyed in a letter that might get the paper’s readers thinking in a new direction other than the pc way the editors wanted them to think. For example, the day after 9/11, there was speculation as to whether the source of the terror was local nut cases or foreign powers, or who? Nobody knew. On September 13, 2001, I sent the following article to the Forum editor of the San Francisco Chronicle identifying the organization of terrorists I thought responsible for the 9/11 attack with the acknowledgment that bin Laden funds and implements their terrorism. Herewith some excerpts:
Before sending the article, I had on the phone the woman Forum editor, who was very enthusiastic about publishing the article when I told her about the historical paralells to 9/11, particularly that on 9/11/22, Palestine was created, and that fifty years later, Black September murdered 11 Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics. The next day, after she had received the article, I
called her and she was appalled. “All
that stuff about lapping up blood! I
can’t verify what you said!” “Of course, you can,” I said. “These are all historical facts available on the Net.” “Well, we’re going to publish an article from a
founder of Greenpeace, who believes that we should not retaliate in anger,
but try to find the causes of the grievances of the people who attacked
us.” I replied, “The ‘grievance’ is that we are not
Wahhabbi Muslims. The evidence is
in the article. This attack was a
wake-up call to America.” “Well, your article is much too extreme for us to
publish,” she concluded. The Chronicle’s
response proves the rule that “PC kills,” for the no
retaliation response was what Bill Clinton gave us, and it only emboldened
the terrorists. Once I had moved to a red state in the U.S., I
figured that my local paper there might publish some of my attempts to
correct their factual errors, but the 2004 election was coming up, and the
editors didn’t want to hear anything that contradicted the agenda to
thwart the reelection of Bush. For
example, when the national media blamed Bush for “HDX explosives missing
in Iraq,” I sent a letter with evidence that the explosives had been
removed before American troops got there. When
the hue and cry went up about missing WMDs, I sent the paper the report
about convoys of trucks viewed by our satellites moving out of Iraq into
Syria just before the invasion. None
of this saw the light of day at the paper. Then when CBS and Dan Rather decided to go the extra mile to influence the election by creating a bogus letter about Bush’s military service, it was discovered that the incriminating letter was a fabrication written on a modern pc. But the crucial question, the source, the actual words of the fabrication, became a mystery CBS wouldn’t touch. However, I found the source and the actual words of the letter at www.johnkerry.com. Was the local paper interested? Not at all, because they had endorsed Kerry for President. Next came as a national issue the “outing” of CIA
agent Valerie Plame as a supposed payback for Joe Wilson, her hubby,
contradicting the notion that Saddam was interested in purchasing
Niger’s yellowcake uranium, which British intelligence had told the W/H.
The media hoped Rove would be fired and Bush impeached for
jeopardizing national security. When
I sent the paper the actual statute, which said a covert agent could only
be outed if he or she had been covert abroad in the past five years, and
that Plame had a desk job at Langley, which was well known in Washington
society circles, the paper simply didn’t want that known to its readers.
Why? Because the national
media was perpetrating a hoax on the public in order to again try to
damage the Bush presidency. Then came the media-created Cindy Sheehan phenomenon,
the pathetic, grieving mother camped in a ditch in Crawford, simply asking
for a few minutes of cold-hearted Bush’s warmongering time. By now, the media’s template on the war had become precisely what
the Democrats wanted, without the Democrats having to pay for ads to get
across their message: “Bush
lied; our troops died. Iraq was a
quagmire.” Richard Roberts is the author of nine books. |