Sipsey Street Irregulars: "Still Lying About Hollywood's Communists." Well of course they are. You don't think the truth would fit the collectivist narrative, do you?

Friday, January 9, 2015

"Still Lying About Hollywood's Communists." Well of course they are. You don't think the truth would fit the collectivist narrative, do you?

Ryskind reports Trumbo not only supported Stalin (and Hitler when he was a Stalin ally), but he also supported North Korean dictator Kim Il Sung after the Korean War. In an unpublished movie script, he had the heroine proclaim that North Korea's invasion of the South was perfectly justifiable, for this is "Korea's fight for independence, just as we had to fight for our own independence in 1776." Ryskind adds Trumbo even wrote a poem called "Korean Christmas" which made Christian Americans the murderers of Korean children: "Hear then, little corpse...it had to be/ Poor consolation, yet it had to be/ The Christian ethic was at stake/ And western culture and the American Way/ And so, in the midst of pure and holy strife/ We had to take your little eastern life."

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Anonymous said...: Thanks, Mr. Mike. I used to read Morrie Ryskind's columns in the LA Herald-Examiner when I was a teenager. His conservative message and truth-telling would get me in trouble with the left-wing JFK-worshiping priests and their useful-idiot students at the catholic high school I attended.
These Hollywood degenerates can prattle on all they want. Truth is its own defense. The fact that they have to resurrect a sleazy red like Dalton Trumbo and try to clean him up, speaks volumes about their hopelessness. I will not hold my breath waiting for them to give the Chambers-Hiss story equal time.
And, given the current intellectual level of the average Amerikan, I would wager that this movie bombs and is on DVD in no time.; January 9, 2015 at 8:24 AM
Anonymous said...: Hollywood misfits want a world of Lucifer worshiping robots, so glorifying Trumbo for them is small potatoes..And ditto on Anon 8:24's comment on Chambers-Hiss; January 9, 2015 at 10:08 AM
Steve said...: When the KGB archives were opened, McCarthy was proven to be correct.

Big surprise...; January 9, 2015 at 2:15 PM
Anonymous said...: Yes Dalton Trumbo was a commie through and through. Reinvented, brought back into the light, of day. By Kirk Douglas for 1960's movie Spartacus... Trumbo wrote a book called Johnny Got His Gun. Behind Enemy Lines. In Unconstitutional, Collectivist Ct. We Will Not Stand Down. AAA/O.11B20.; January 10, 2015 at 10:47 AM

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"Still Lying About Hollywood's Communists." Well of course they are. You don't think the truth would fit the collectivist narrative, do you?

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