Calling Someone or Insinuating That Someone Is A Communist

Submitted by Renee Bouvier (United States), Oct 11, 2009 at 15:37

I am not a Communist. Isn't it always convenient to accuse the Jews, who are traditionally Democrats, of being Communist and supporting Communism? That the excuse that the Nazis in Germany, Austria, and in the United States used to rationalize killing over 6 million Jews during the 1930s and 1940s. Jews have always been against fascism and corporatism. "Corporatism" is just a form of fascism. All of the most powerful industrialists, bankers, and CEOs in the United States not only supported the Third Reich, but literally financed and feuled the Third Reich. For example, IBM literally provided the Third Reich with the system to keep records in the concentration camps of all Jewish inmates and slave laborers. Rockefeller's Standard Oil of New Jersey literally feuled the Third Reich.

Ford actually provided the Third Reich not only with money, but dug up the infamous "Protocols of Zion." Ford was awarded the infamous Iron Cross. Then, of course, there were the Dulles clique. Let's not forget about former President Bush's granddaddy and great daddy -- both sides of his family were Nazi supporters and collaborators. So think twice before calling a Jewish person a "Communist." Have you ever met a "Communist" or studied abroad during the late 1970s in countries like France, where the Communist Party was very popular even amongst financially well-off university students?

You know nothing about the Communists or what constitutes a Communist. Communists are extremely anti-Semitic much like the Bush family. During the last Bush Administration, two AIPAC members were accused of treason. The Jews were generally accused on dual loyalty as American citizens. Thanks to the previous Bush Administration, we almost had a replay of the infamous Dreyfuss case. To Obama's credit, this dastardly, anti-Semitic deed was killed before it could roost a most ugly, rotten egg. I would start researching what constitutes fascism. Resorting to scurrilous name calling never resolves anything. In fact, it exposes the weaknesses and bigotry of the other.

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