Communist Party of The United States of America ?

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[ Received this in an email, i didnt even know their was a Communist Party of The United States of America, The U.S is going to H3LL in a handbasket. HMMMM I wonder what kind of place Cabana is to live? ]

The Communist Party of The United States of America, CPUSA, is publicly supporting the election of John Kerry.

No, this is not a typo...you read it correctly. The CPUSA has made available on its Web site, http://www.cpusa.org/, an advertisement entitled Top Ten Reasons To Defeat Bush. This advertisement can be downloaded. The communist party urges readers to place this ad in local newspapers throughout the country to defeat President Bush.

Remarkably, the "Top Ten Reasons" of the Communist party are identical to those of the Democratic party; out-sourcing, homosexual rights, abortion and the like. At first, it was thought that "this was only a coincidence." The Democratic party of the United States couldn't be in lock step with the Marxists! So, the originator of this email wrote to a spokesman of the CPUSA in Georgia and here is part of the spokesman's letter: "The CPUSA supports the John Kerry campaign with donations and volunteer effort. We believe that defeating George Bush is the single most important issue this November"

**Next, it was discovered that one of Kerry's campaign themes is "Let America be America Again." This slogan was borrowed from a Communist poet, Langston Hughes. This is not common knowledge to the average American. "Let America be America Again" sounds good but is a rambling, gloomy poem.

Interestingly, another poem by Langston goes as follows; "Goodbye, Christ Jesus, Lord, God, Jehovah, Beat it on away from here now. Make way for a new guy with no religion at all - A real guy named Marx, communist, Lenin, Peasant, Stalin, Worker, ME - I said, ME!"

Then, if this was not convincing enough that the Democratic party has lost it, a third discovery!

**A Vietnam vet group took a trip to Communist Hanoi to investigate a report that John Kerry was in the "Hanoi Hall of Fame." Yes, there is a museum in Hanoi with a section dedicated to foreign activists who help defeat the United States Military in Vietnam. Of course, you would expect Jane Fonda's picture to be there. But, alas, there is John Kerry's picture shaking the hand of a communist official. Never has there been such a tragedy! Never has there been such a threat to America! Has the Democratic party been taken over by the far, far left?

It's not only the communists but the homosexual activists who are appalled that George Bush is married to a woman! They are enraged that the President wants a constitutional amendment to protect traditional marriage between a man and woman.

Then we have the ACLU running to a federal activist judge with every piece of legislation that doesn't fit into their leftist agenda. They support every Democratic socialist whim. The removal of the Ten Commandments is their top priority!

Don't trust this message for the truth - visit the CPUSA website at http://www.cpusa.org/ - read the articles, and then decide for yourself.

"When a strong man, fully armed, guards his own house, his possessions are safe
~ Jesus Christ [Luke 11:21.6]

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Iconoclast

Y, the CPUSA has been around for a long time - since shortly after the Red Revolution in Russia, as I recall. Not as strong as it once was . . . most of those with such beliefs have been welcomed into the dimoCrap party.

"There is nothing lower than the human race - except the french." (Mark Twain) ". . . And liberals." (me)

mark christian

Gus Hall was the President of the Communist Party of America for many years and was often on the ballot during presidental elections in several states. The American Communist Party had its best ever results during the Great Depression but even then they never had even the slightest impact on any presidential elections. As strange as it may seem there are still a few older Americans living in Russia today who's parents moved there after WWI in order to be a part of the great Communist revolution which had just taken place. I met just such a man at the Black Sea in Bulgaria during my first visit to that country in 1991. His parents (both idealistic teachers)left the United States with he and his sister in 1929 and although he remained an American citizen he never returned home to the United States again. He and his family some how endured the struggles of Russia in the 1930's and managed to survive WWII while the country was nearly destroyed by the conflict. His sister tired of life in post WWII Russia and left the country for the USA at age 21 but Peter ("Paval") found a decent life in the USSR, gained a university degree as an engineer, married a Russian woman, raised a family and then retired in Moscow on a small pension. Just one of the many interesting peope I have met during my travels.

"Nothing can ever be made 'idiot proof' because idiots are simply too clever"!
Mark T. Christian

Ray B

For the "Roosevelt Democrats" look at what the parties values were in the 30's & 40's, then compare them to present day Democratic and Republican platforms- You might be surprised which party more closely resembles the old Democratic values.

Iconoclast

Mark, interesting anecdote. When I was younger, we had a hermit type living near us. One of those people just so smart he was a border line nut case and for sure eccentric x 10. As a young engineer out of MIT, he went to the CCCP after the Revolution to help them rebuild the country. He returned after several years, completely disillusioned, and a rabid anti-Communist - this guy made the John Birch Society look moderate. Not a Fascist, either, though - he volunteered and served with distinction in WW2 as a combat engineer fighting the Nazis - just someone who believed totalitarian regimes like the Soviets should not be permitted to exist. Heck, he was running around with a homemade "Get out of UN" button long before the present debacle. A real character, was Mr. Kent . . . . It wasn't until I was an adult, years after he passed, and had learned more about him that I realized he was far more than a local "character."

"There is nothing lower than the human race - except the french." (Mark Twain) ". . . And liberals." (me)