The One Nation rally on October 2, 2010 was sponsored by numerous admitted socialist and communist organizations, unions, the White House and the Committee to Reelect a Democratic Senate. Photo byhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/talkradionews/
Last week, a gala event in Russia honored the ten deep moles that where expelled from the US for being deep cover secret agents. A few months ago, news of the expulsions was met by yawns from the US press, except for interest in some sensual photos of one of the agents. Many reporters even joked about the incident, implying that the agents were bumbling fools, too unimportant to warrant serious investigation.
Russia, however, does not agree. The President presented them Russia's highest award for their efforts to infiltrate the US. Not only did the Russian government think this was important apparently the people do to, since the agents have become big popular stars.
Just as the press swept the significance of soviet spies under the rug and concentrated on punishing the messenger in the fifties, the press now has tried and generally succeeded in minimizing the importance this story. There has been precious little press reporting on who these people were and what they were doing while here. Wouldn’t you think that some aspiring reporter would have checked that out? What do their neighbors and employers say about what they were doing? What groups did they belong to? What kind of political organizing were they involved in? How much money did they donate directly or indirectly to political parties or causes? In the scant information that was published was the fact that one worked with the US agency dealing with nuclear arms reduction efforts and the another was involved heavily in local party politics.
Instead of concentrating on the issue of foreign money from our enemies, the Democrats are talking about completely unsubstantiated alleged donations from foreign corporations to the Chamber of Commerce. Amazingly these are the same people who swept under the rug the one substantiated and admitted case of the Communist Chinese Military funnelling millions to Clinton/Gore's reelection campaign.
In light of the strong communist leanings of union leaders close to the President, Acorn's effort to falsify the vote and obvious connections to the communist party as well as the President, numerous close friends and aids to the President who have expressed their sympathies for Marx, Mao, Che, etc., and the known history of Democrats taking money from our communist enemies, when is someone in the press going to take this issue seriously?
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