PoliticalChic
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It is not only the media that is called into service to support and give cover to the kind of actions more expected in a totalitarian state than in America.....
Since the OP points to Democrat politicians and the Liberal press as 'unindicted communist co-conspirators,' it would be a shame not to give dishonorable mention to a group that has been both a dupe and a willing participant in the communist cause for the better part of a century: the mainline churches.
7. The Reverend Joan Brown Campbell, a leader of the National Council of Churches, was all over television during the Gonzalez drama, describing the great love between the father and his son and denying point blank that Juan Miguel was under any pressure from Castro.
a. At its founding in 1950, the New York City-based National Council of Churches (NCC) absorbed its predecessor, the communist front-group known as the Federal Council of Churches. At one time an overt supporter of the communist cause, NCC has today recast itself as a leading representative of the “religious Left.” … Recent contributors to NCC include the Sierra Club, TrueMajority, ACORN, People For the American Way, MoveOn.org, and the Connect US Network, which has ties to George Soros' Open Society Institute…. http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/printgroupProfile.asp?grpid=6916
b. “When Cuban refugees began to condemn Cuba's Communist regime, the NCC condemned the program for "abet[ting] our government's efforts to discredit Cuba" and inspiring "hostile attitudes toward Cuba among U.S. congregations."
Armando Valladares, the Christian poet who served 22 years in Castro's gulag, testifies that Cuban officials used pro-Castro statements by NCC representatives to torment their prisoners. According to Valladares, being forced to listen to the sanctimonious lies emitted by Marxists in clerical collars "was worse for the Christian political prisoners than the beatings or the hunger."
The Gospel According to Marx, by William Norman Grigg
c. And this:
Also traveling in heavy ideological camouflage are the Christian Friends of Castro, in particular the National Council of Churches and its secretary, the Rev. Joan Brown Campbell, who was among those urging that "we need to be concerned for a small boy rather than politics." Politics rarely crosses the Rev. Joan’s mind.
In 1998 she called on Christians to support the Kyoto Treaty as "a litmus test for the faith community." In 1994 she demanded that Jean-Bertrand Aristide be restored to power in Haiti.
And some years later she told the New York Times: "If you look at the Nazi regime, you see in it the philosophy of Christian superiority."
A Boy and a Nation / National Review - Cuba News / Noticias - CubaNet News
d. Appearing with Castro, Campbell said “"We ask you to forgive the suffering that has come to you by the actions of the United States" the Rev. Joan Brown Campbell implored on June 20 [1999]. "It is on behalf of Jesus the liberator that we work against this embargo." http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1571/is_28_15/ai_55410559/
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rik2se6Hs8M]Joan Brown Campbell (2008) on Elian Gonzalez - YouTube[/ame]
History buffs will recall that the same group, the mainline Protestant denominations: Episcopal Church, Presbyterian Church USA, and Methodist Church. marched with the Communist Party during WWII: The communists managed to dupe the easiest group to dupe: progressive pastors. The NYTimes article at the time said “Clergyman Group Opposes War Aid!’
So, good-hearted Amerericas, who would normally be expected to rise up and demand that our government decline the demands of Castro's communist prion camp, were exposed daily with slanted news and supposed theologians and their propaganda, paving the way for Democrat politicians to hold hands with the dictator.
Since the OP points to Democrat politicians and the Liberal press as 'unindicted communist co-conspirators,' it would be a shame not to give dishonorable mention to a group that has been both a dupe and a willing participant in the communist cause for the better part of a century: the mainline churches.
7. The Reverend Joan Brown Campbell, a leader of the National Council of Churches, was all over television during the Gonzalez drama, describing the great love between the father and his son and denying point blank that Juan Miguel was under any pressure from Castro.
a. At its founding in 1950, the New York City-based National Council of Churches (NCC) absorbed its predecessor, the communist front-group known as the Federal Council of Churches. At one time an overt supporter of the communist cause, NCC has today recast itself as a leading representative of the “religious Left.” … Recent contributors to NCC include the Sierra Club, TrueMajority, ACORN, People For the American Way, MoveOn.org, and the Connect US Network, which has ties to George Soros' Open Society Institute…. http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/printgroupProfile.asp?grpid=6916
b. “When Cuban refugees began to condemn Cuba's Communist regime, the NCC condemned the program for "abet[ting] our government's efforts to discredit Cuba" and inspiring "hostile attitudes toward Cuba among U.S. congregations."
Armando Valladares, the Christian poet who served 22 years in Castro's gulag, testifies that Cuban officials used pro-Castro statements by NCC representatives to torment their prisoners. According to Valladares, being forced to listen to the sanctimonious lies emitted by Marxists in clerical collars "was worse for the Christian political prisoners than the beatings or the hunger."
The Gospel According to Marx, by William Norman Grigg
c. And this:
Also traveling in heavy ideological camouflage are the Christian Friends of Castro, in particular the National Council of Churches and its secretary, the Rev. Joan Brown Campbell, who was among those urging that "we need to be concerned for a small boy rather than politics." Politics rarely crosses the Rev. Joan’s mind.
In 1998 she called on Christians to support the Kyoto Treaty as "a litmus test for the faith community." In 1994 she demanded that Jean-Bertrand Aristide be restored to power in Haiti.
And some years later she told the New York Times: "If you look at the Nazi regime, you see in it the philosophy of Christian superiority."
A Boy and a Nation / National Review - Cuba News / Noticias - CubaNet News
d. Appearing with Castro, Campbell said “"We ask you to forgive the suffering that has come to you by the actions of the United States" the Rev. Joan Brown Campbell implored on June 20 [1999]. "It is on behalf of Jesus the liberator that we work against this embargo." http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1571/is_28_15/ai_55410559/
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rik2se6Hs8M]Joan Brown Campbell (2008) on Elian Gonzalez - YouTube[/ame]
History buffs will recall that the same group, the mainline Protestant denominations: Episcopal Church, Presbyterian Church USA, and Methodist Church. marched with the Communist Party during WWII: The communists managed to dupe the easiest group to dupe: progressive pastors. The NYTimes article at the time said “Clergyman Group Opposes War Aid!’
So, good-hearted Amerericas, who would normally be expected to rise up and demand that our government decline the demands of Castro's communist prion camp, were exposed daily with slanted news and supposed theologians and their propaganda, paving the way for Democrat politicians to hold hands with the dictator.