To the editor:
Journalists, politicians, liberals and conservatives all agree that the WWII generation is America’s greatest generation. My question is: If they are America’s greatest generation, how come the people taught by them are so despised? I am part of that crowd that was taught by them in school, church, on the ball field, and society in general. Their stand for America, the Constitution, and the American flag was profound. Now, we are being attacked for what they taught us to believe.
We all said “Red China” because they were communist. The real China was in Formosa. President Nixon went to Red China and had an alcohol toast with Mao who killed 50 million of his own people so he could be the leader of the ones left alive. We then sided with the spying UN to welcome Red China in and throw Formosa out. Now, Red China has broken an agreement with England and taken over Hong Kong. This once again proves what I learned in school. When I was in high school in Louisiana, there was a state law that in order to graduate, you had to take a course on communism. Our textbook was “You Can Trust the Communists (to be Communists)” by Dr. Fred Swartz. So, we were not surprised they hid information about the horrible Red China virus that has killed thousands worldwide.
My point is, you cannot trust communists in Red China, Russia or America. They would like to destroy this Republic by using people like the Cortez gang of so-called socialists, Black Lives Matter, Antifa and their followers. Gus Hall ran for U.S. president four times under the communist party ticket. The press went out and interviewed him and asked if he was going to run again. He said no because the Democratic party had stolen his platform.
We sure have leaders that the WWII people would not approve. Guess what? I don’t either.
Respectfully,
James Brown, Spearsville Road
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