#89 – The “Long Telegram”
* Stalin’s speech in February 1946 wasn’t a declaration of war. * It wasn’t anything that couldn’t have been said in the past. * He issued no direct threats toward the United States, and emphasized above all else the security of the Soviet state and the communist...
As soon as he writes nonsense like "Western civilization... presumes the existence of a higher power over and above society and the state", you know how seriously to rate this. Obviously certain people are worried that the Communist bogeyman is losing its influence on younger Americans.
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