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As I understand it, Diana West was studying the Islamic Infiltration of the highest corridors of our government, when she stumbled across some information about Soviet/Communist Infiltration, and decided to follow that route.
Thus, she wrote American Betrayal, which details how the Soviet Communists swayed American policy during from the 1930's onward.
It happened then, and it's happening again. Now, it is Islamic Infiltration.
He who does not know his history is doomed to repeat it, and thus we do.
From Breitbart:
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Diana West: The Rebuttal, Part I
As I understand it, Diana West was studying the Islamic Infiltration of the highest corridors of our government, when she stumbled across some information about Soviet/Communist Infiltration, and decided to follow that route.
Thus, she wrote American Betrayal, which details how the Soviet Communists swayed American policy during from the 1930's onward.
It happened then, and it's happening again. Now, it is Islamic Infiltration.
He who does not know his history is doomed to repeat it, and thus we do.
From Breitbart:
Calumnious charges against my new book, American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation’s Character (St. Martin’s Press), originated in a review that appeared at FrontPage Magazine on August 7, 2013. The 7,000-word review by Ronald Radosh was titled “McCarthy on Steroids” (FrontPage editor David Horowitz wrote the title). The Radosh review is referenced as source material for a series of attack-pieces that followed at FrontPage Magazine, Pajamas Media, The American Thinker, National Review, andelsewhere.
In one of three follow-up pieces Radosh published, he described the original review as a “take-down.” David Horowitz, in one of two pieces written about American Betrayal, wrote, “She should not have written this book.
Who says that and why?
I have since come to understand the “take-down” of my book and the ad hominem attacks on my person in terms of a scorched earth policy to preserve and protect the conventional narrative as promulgated by mainstream academia.
"But FrontPage is a conservative site," I can hear people say.
This stopped me, too, at first. Then I realized that the books Radosh cites in his “take-down”--not to debate my ideas, but to impugn them--are written by academics from Yale, Harvard, and Stanford. That’s liberal academia. Another source Radosh draws heavily from is a British historian and BBC documentary-maker whose works appear on PBS. More conventional (read: liberal) consensus.
My book threatens that consensus with arguments that are densely and meticulously documented. My sources are listed in 944 endnotes that draw from a bibliography that conventional historians consistently ignore. Specifically, I draw from the vast bibliography of Soviet espionage and infiltration that conventional historians ignore when writing World War II and even Cold War history. Indeed, the books Radosh cites omit or barely reference the same bibliography American Betrayal draws upon.GO READ THE WHOLE THING.
- When Should A Book Not Be Written?
The article (linked below) (is) by Clare Lopez about Diana West’s book American Betrayal was published this morning by the Gatestone Institute (originally here). Not long after it was posted, it was mysteriously pulled from Gatestone’s...
- Re: The Diana West Controversy
The controversy is this: Diana West has a new book out, called American Betrayal, which details Soviet success in infiltrating the highest echelons of our government, particularly, the "Agent of Influence" Harry Hopkins in the White House, dictating...
- The Free-est Economy In The Americas
OOPS! The Heritage Society is very upset, but I have news for them. NO ONE NOTICED OR CARES 2012 Index of Economic FreedomTop 10 Countries1 Hong Kong 89.9 2 Singapore ...
- A Momentary End To The Complication
I’m a little weary of all the uproar, as I’m sure you are, so… for no particular reason… We finally got some rain, and the colors came out a little bit. This is what our side yard looked like a couple of days ago, before the wind came in and...
- Dhimmied Down Again
Dhimmification continues. In a review from Newsweek you can find the latest on offer: a sitcom — actually, they term it a “drama” — on HBO about polygamy. Don’t ask why, maybe they just figured it might draw an audience. Essentially, the plot...