How typical of you. You are evading answering the simple questions asked of you by simply patting yourself on the back and repeating your claim of Hopkins being a spy, despite the links to scholarly works published after new secret data from the former USSR was released that make your claim obsolete and exposed as wrong.More nonsense, this time from a pair of genuine hacks. Your sources get worse and worse. Given a genuine source from established scholars, you choose to ignore them.Your post regarding Mitrokhin, is directly addressed, explained and refuted in the link to the article by Haynes in Front Page which you refuse to address yourself. You are simply doing the same nonsense of using pre-Vassiliev Notebook data.Manly and the Twenty-Year Revolution again. Nothing in your link shows Hopkins to be a spy. You provide subjective data that indicates Hopkins may have been misled, a dupe, made mistakes, etc., but nothing to confirm your insistant claim that he was a spy, which would make him a traitor.
This is how PC evades answering refutations of what she claims are "facts". It should be noteworthy that after being supplied with a scholarly, detailed synopsis of the topic of Hopkins, published by a conservative news source, PC does not refute the article, but rather bypasses it and reverts to unreliable sources or worse, she does a cut a paste of litany of quotes that does not even address the article that refuted her claim. She is now using subjective criticisms that Hopkins was incompetent to paint him as a spy.
Back for another lesson???
Sure.....
Let's see, if Harry Hopkins were a spy for Stalin.....how would he behave if he found out that the FBI found out about another Stalinist?
This is how:
In May of 1943, J. Edgar Hoover sent a letter to Hopkins, ....we know that Hopkins knew that he was tipping off the Soviets to FBI surveillance of a known Soviet Agent seeking US military secrets. " When we read what Hoover told Hopkins in his confidential letter — that a Comintern agent posing as a senior Soviet diplomat in Washington was passing money to the American Communist underground to establish Comintern networks within the U.S war industry to steal military secrets — and see Hopkins immediately turn around and tell the Soviet Embassy, where that same “diplomat” was posted, that the FBI was onto them, we have to realize that we are looking at a traitor, acting with Soviet, not American interests at heart. I don’t see any other plausible conclusion — and this traitor was the closest advisor of the president of the Unites States. …
We wouldn’t know about this act of treason if a retired KGB archivist named Mitrokhin hadn’t bothered to copy, hide, and successfully smuggle his archives out of the former Soviet Union in 1992."
ANDREW BOSTOM: A REVIEW OF DIANA WEST’S “AMERICAN BETRAYAL” | RUTHFULLY YOURS( quoting Diana West)
There is a fascinating book about the KGB, "The Sword and the Shield: The Mitrokhin Archive and the Secret History of the KGB," by Christopher Andrew and, Vasili Mitrokhin ......I've read it....have you?
Mitrokhin's documents showed that Hopkins had warned the Soviet ambassador that the FBI had learned through a bug it had placed in the home of Steve Nelson, a Soviet illegal agent, that Nelson was getting money from the embassy. He met (KGB head in USA) Ahkmerov from time to time, giving him information to send to Moscow and receiving secret messages from Stalin....Ray Wannall, former FBI assistant director for counter-intelligence, says he always suspected that Hopkins was a Soviet agent and that this is proof of his treachery.
http://seed-flame.blogspot.com/2012/02/16-venona-secrets.html
Now, then......
....which are you more of, a decrepit fool......or a dupe?
Both????
Other portions of your post(s) are just noise designed to make it look like you have compiled evidence, but it is a lame method of trickery. You list quotes of dubious relevance to the "fact" you are trying to establish knowing that most readers will not double check or question the worth of your cherry picked quotes. Unfortunately for you, a few here do check your sources.
"Nonsense"????
Clearly not.
"Harry Hopkins,- FDR's alter ego, co-president, or Rasputin, "...the closest and most influential adviser to President Franklin D. Roosevelt during World War II, was a Soviet agent." and “the most important of all Soviet wartime agents in the United States.”
The Treachery Of Harry Hopkins
The truth has been revealed.
Now, mind your betters.
And you didn't answer the question.....are you more of a decrepit fool, or more a dupe???
'Fess up!
Simple questions. Do you deny that the Hopkins story was debunked with the discovery and release of the Vassiliev Notebooks and the analysis and conclusions of scholars Haynes and Klehr? Do you have any works by established scholars that are post Vassiliev Notebooks that support your claim that Hopkins was a spy? Not criticisms of his worth and intellect, but actual support for your claim of him being a spy and or traitor.
www.johnearlhaynes.org/page102.html
The only 'hack' here is you.
I've given a dozen examples of the words of experts.....and every one exposes Harry Hopkins as the Soviet agent he was.
You...."is not, issss noootttttttt!!!"
And the reason?
It reveals Roosevelt as the vassal of Stalin that he was.
Sooooo......are you simply a decrepit fool.....or a communist dupe?
Which one?