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Congressman is strangled to death on the guts of the last preacher– and since Christians love to
sing about the blood, why not give them a little of it.”
During the 1980’s, statements coming out of Russia, continued to be of a threatening nature.
Janos Kadar, Hungary’s Communist leader, told 5,000 delegates to the Soviet Party Congress:
“There is no force on earth that can stop the Soviet Union’s advance and the triumph of
Communism.” Anatoly P. Alexandrov, President of the Soviet Union’s Academy of Sciences,
and one of Russia’s top scientists, said: “The Soviet Union was never as strong as it is today.” A
UPI report stated: “Top ranking party officials declared today that the Soviet Union is mightier
than it has ever been and is no longer threatened by force– making the triumph of communism
inevitable.”
Russia has been at war with us for years in an effort to destroy us. Former Czech Communist
official J. Bernard Hutton wrote in his book The Subverters:
“Today thousands of highly trained Russian and Red China undercover master-subverters
live under respectable ‘cover’ occupations and professions in all countries of the western
democracies. International security officers estimate that at least thirty thousand
undercover subverters, paid by Moscow and Peking, and continually undermining the
Western democracies. They are aided by specially trained Communist Party members and
fellow travelers. The conservative estimate by Western security experts is that at least
half a million men and women are at work all over the world, bringing about the downfall
of the profit-making economic system.”
In 1920, Lenin talked about their plans: “The communists in Western Europe and America
must ... strive everywhere to awaken the masses, and draw them into the struggle ... It is difficult
to do this in Western Europe and America, but it can be done and must be done. Propaganda,
agitation and organization inside the armed movements and among the oppressed must be
coordinated in a new way.” In 1921, he came up with the idea of spreading communism through
trade unions, youth organizations, cooperatives, and other associations. This idea was taken even
further by Otto Kuusinen, a Finland Communist, who at a meeting of the Comintern Executive
Committee in March, 1926, advocated the creation of a “whole solar system of organizations and
smaller committees around the Communist Party ... actually working under the influence of the
Party, but not under its mechanical control.” The organizations were developed by Willi
Munzenberg, a German communist. Their aim was to further the cause of Soviet communism,
and act as a cover, if communism was illegal, in order to spread propaganda.
Stalin said, during a secret meeting of the Kremlin’s Inner Circle, in March, 1948:
“Comrades, it is imperative that we create an entirely new type of fighting force. It will
operate first in the most advanced capitalist countries, and later in other countries. This
fighting force will consist of devoted and trained comrades who will have no connection
with the Communist Party whatsoever. These comrades will operate undercover, as do
our intelligence officers and spies who are working abroad. This special force will control
networks of other undercover comrades, who will also have no outward connection with
the Communist Party of their country ... The objective of this fighting force is to speed up
the development of revolutionary situations and spread awareness of how unrest, public
disturbance, disorders and industrial dissatisfaction can bring about a breakdown of the
capitalist system. This will lead to the revolutionary overthrow of governments, and the