Armand Hammer
said:- 
QUOTE
Besides myself [ Armand Hammer ] there were two other Americans in our party: A.A. Heller, a wealthy socialist
who had become active in the American Communist movement after the Russian
Revolution and Miss
Lucy Branum, a plucky little social worker and former suffragist who was
much taken with the ideals of the Revolution. Both these people were typical
of the Western visitors who later came to be known as fellow travellers -
bemused idealists who had a great deal of emotional and intellectual
difficulty squaring their romantic expectations of the Soviet Union with the
exceedingly grim realities.
UNQUOTE
So that puts fellow travellers in
their place. From pp 128-9 Hammer by
Armand Hammer &
Neil Lyndon
Beveridge
Beveridge was going to sort out the five great evils of society, to wit:-
squalor, ignorance, idleness, want and disease. He failed on four at a
cost of billions.
Cambridge
Five
Were anti-Fascists who betrayed England to the NKVD.
They were very upset when dear old Uncle Joe
made a deal with
Adolf. See
the
Mitrokhin
Archive at page 111 on the
Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact.
The guilty were:-
Kim Philby (cryptonym:
Stanley)
Donald Duart Maclean (cryptonym: Homer)
Guy
Burgess (cryptonym: Hicks)
Anthony Blunt (cryptonym: Johnson)
John Cairncross (cryptonym: Liszt).
Other possible traitors were:-
Michael Whitney Straight
Victor Rothschild a Jew
Guy
Liddell.
Max Hastings
Was the editor of
The
Telegraph aka The Quislinggraph. He succeeds in sounding very anti-English,
anti-white & Racist. With the likes of him in the
Conservative Party we hardly need
communists to destroy us.
John Maynard Keynes
Keynes was the Homosexual loud mouth who was going to sort out our finances. He fooled
thousands, put millions out of work and cost billions.
Adam Kokesh
A loud mouthed loon who is a de facto enemy of the
Armed Citizen, a friend of tyranny.
The Liberal Mind
- The Psychological Causes of Political Madness
Doctor Rossiter, a psychologist explains WHY rather than WHAT. He
makes a lot of sense to me. There is more on this theme at
The Lunatic Fringe
The Lunatic Fringe
The lunatic Fringe is closely related to useful idiots. The term
was invented by Teddy Roosevelt referring to dynamiters or some such.
Margaret Mead
Is marketed as a well meaning pioneer in sexual relations. It is not entirely certain that she was a deliberate subversive
rather than a fool. She definitely kept evil company.
Dorothy Parker
Was a useful idiot or Puppet
Mistress; the two can shade into one
another. At all events she colluded with
Willi Münzenberg who was the great puppet
master of the German communist party. She was definitely brought in a lot of
rich idiots and they are very useful for financing things. The Wikipedia is
quite forthcoming about her guilt. She was only part Jew.
History And Impact Of Marxist
Leninist Organizational Theory
Was written by Professor
Roche who has read his way over the ground and actually understands
what it is all about. Transmission
belts presumably refer to propaganda systems which impose ideas on
the peasant masses and command hierarchies which tax them and control
them.
How to be a useful idiot
It is all too easy if all you see is the easy money offer, in
this case from Arabs with oil riches.
Stalin's Most Useful Idiot - Walter Duranty
QUOTE
The list of useful idiots in the West is long but not very
distinguished:
Roger Baldwin, founder of the ACLU,
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg, author and playwright,
Lillian Hellman,
noted author,
Ernest Hemingway, and many more. However one of the more prominent, but ironically less
known, members of the “League of Useful Idiots” was correspondent, Moscow
bureau chief of the New York Times, Pulitzer Prize winner, and Stalin
apologist, Walter Duranty. What makes Walter Duranty so circumspect was not only his
sympathetic view of Stalin but his under reporting on the Ukrainian famine of
1932.
Breaking Eggs and Peasants
Duranty continually described
Stalin as a man who “could
not make an omelette without breaking a few eggs.” This was in reference to
Uncle Joe’s first Five Year Plan in which Russia moved towards
industrialization and agro-collectivism. While the industry rebuild was very
successful the forced state ownership Soviet agriculture and peasant manned
farming co-ops was a caustic reality for some in the communist state. In 1932
a famine swept across the Russian province of Ukraine in which upwards of 10
million Russians perished from starvation and malnutrition. Scholarly debate
still ranges on the exact cause of the 1932 Ukrainian famine–also known as
Holodomor or Hunger-Plague–but widely held logic is the agro-economic
“reforms” enacted were directly responsible. Although other theories assert
that it was in direct response from the Soviet government to punish Ukraine
for its growing nationalism..........
Walter Duranty travelled the Russian countryside witnessing these atrocities first hand. Despite the realities of human suffering, Duranty continued currying Stalin’s favour by severely under reporting the carnage to the West. Thus making himself and the [ American? ] Times willing accomplices and complicit in the murders of millions innocent Ukrainians.........
I am sure that if Walter Duranty had outlived his usefulness
to Stalin and was one of the Western useful idiots caught up in the Great
Purge we would still be hearing and unending diatribe from the Times about his
tireless contributions to humanity. Since that is not the case, the Times
lives with the knowledge they assisted Stalin, through Duranty, in the murder
of millions of innocents.
UNQUOTE
I am not sure that Duranty could have
been an idiot in the ordinary sense of the word but he was certainly very
useful. So was the New York Times, perhaps the leading newspaper in America.
It is a Propaganda machine owned by Jews.
Margaret Thatcher, The Most Useful Of Idiots Is Dead
Hendo puts a case; Hendo makes sense. She was over-confident, would not listen
even when others spoke sense. She talked the talk but never got a grip of
Immigration. Sounds right.
