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MAURICE BESSINGER AND THE HOLLYWOOD TEN


The State newspaper and the NAACP and all the other voices of Love and Brotherhood state loudly that they want Maurice Bessinger ruined for his political heresy. His life's work and his means of living should be destroyed because he is an outspoken rightist and flies a Confederate flag.

Which makes a column by Anna Quindlen in the July 15 issue of Newsweek especially interesting. She was talking about the McCarthy era, when Evil People ruled: "It was the height of the Red Scare in America, when the lives of those aligned with or merely flirting with the Communist Party were destroyed by paranoia, a twisted strain of uber-patriotism and machinations of Sen. Joseph McCarthy, after whom an entire vein of baseless persecution is now named."

Nobody else noticed, but she is admitting that everybody McCarthy went after was either an outright supporter of Stalin's Communist USSR or was flirting with it!

So destroying the careers and livelihoods of people who were "aligned with the Communist Party" was "baseless persecution." We are talking here about people who wanted STALIN to take over America. The "McCarthy Era" was when the Communists had just taken over a third of the world. They had stolen the A-Bomb and were stealing the H-Bomb.

Everything Hitler ever did he learned from Stalin, who did it better. Hitler killed millions in wartime. Stalin killed tens of millions in peacetime.

The official doctrine is that Bessinger, an American who fought for America in Korea during the McCarthy period, should be destroyed for his rightist political views.

The official view is that we should kick ourselves over how we treated those poor sweeties who "aligned with or merely flirted with Stalin's Communist Party."

This is exactly the kind of thing respectable conservatives get paid NOT to talk about.

 

LIKE ANY OTHER ESTABLISHED RELIGION, POLITICAL CORRECTNESS CANNOT ADMIT IT HAS EVER BEEN WRONG


It took the Catholic Church centuries to admit that it had been wrong to persecute Galileo. He had said that the earth was not the center of the universe so the Church shut him up. Within a century every Catholic university was teaching Galileo's doctrine, but the Church refused to admit that it was wrong to persecute him until the 1800s.

Exactly the same thing is true of today's established religion, Political Correctness (PC). Its official doctrine has been that the McCarhtyite era was a "witch hunt." It was called a witch hunt because witches don't exist.

The official PC doctrine was that none of the people McCarthy went after were actually Communists.

But, when the Soviet Union failed, the KGB files were opened and guess who fell out?

Now that we are finding the KGB dossiers of one after another of these people, liberals have begun to admit, very softly, that they actually were Communists. They don't use the term "witch hunt" as much today, because somebody might remember that they used it when they said the Alger Hisses were NOT Communists.

They needn't worry about that. Respectable conservatives are paid not to have a memory.

What leaps out at me in the Quindlen column quoted above is a giant change in the PC line. A few years ago if she had described McCarthy's victims as "aligned or merely flirting with the Communist Party" she would have been denounced as a McCarthyite herself.

With the help of respectable conservatives, liberals have a media in which nobody but me even notices this enormous switch. No PC will ever have to admit that his side was just plain wrong.

So destroying Bessinger for rightist heresy is good, hurting anybody who actively supports a foreign enemy is evil. And all respectable conservatives agree. You will not see this fact pointed to anywhere but here.

 

THE PC TITHE


Like all established religions, Political Correctness cannot be accused of changing its doctrine. If a conservative points out that PC doctrine was wrong he will cease to be respectable and the media will ruin him.

Also, like any other established religion, Political Correctness has a tithe everybody must pay. So when the Red Cross and the United Way got money for the victims of September 11 they started financing PC programs with it. The one I remember was an anti-hate workshop put on by professional "anti-haters," i.e., priests of Political Correctness (who are among the world's best real haters when it comes to people like Maurice).

When the entertainment industry pays its tithe to the left it is called a "social message." You have to give a certain proportion of any movie to racial balance, interracial sex, making fun of Christians, and showing how cowardly white gentiles are.

O'Reilly did attack the charities for not giving money to the victims of 9-11. But if he had mentioned that it was routine for them to give at least a tithe of contributors' money to liberal causes, he would have been a real hero.

But,once again, you will only see that mentioned here.

 

 

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