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Communism Creative Commons

The United Nations is a shiftless, rootless leech, a parasite feeding off its U. S. host. If there are any U. N. troops in this country, they should be ordered out forthwith, as their presence in our land is a defilement of our Constitution, and should not, indeed, cannot be tolerated by those who have sworn an oath to uphold the Constitution. The United Nations is an ongoing extension of the Fabian-Socialist platform established in 1920, of which, every plank has now been carried out exactly in accordance with the Fabian-Socialist blueprint for America. The United Nations presence in Cambodia, its inaction in Bosnia- Herzegovina needs no amplification. Some legislators saw through the U. N. agreement One such wide-awake legislator was Rep. Jessie Sumner, of Illinois: "Mr. Chairman, of course you know that our government peace program is no peace. The movement is led by the same old warmongers, still masquerading as the princes of peace, who involved us in war while pretending their purpose was to keep us out of war. Like Lend-Lease and other bills which involved us in war, while promising to keep us out of war, this measure (the U. N. Treaty) will involve us in every war hereafter." "To vote for this proposal is to give approval to world communism. Why else would it have the full support of all shades of communism elsewhere? This (U. N.) measure strikes at the very heart of the Constitution. It provides that the power to declare war shall be taken from Congress and given to the President. Here is the essence of dictatorship and dictatorial control all else must inevitably tend to follow." "The President is given absolute powers (which the U. S. Constitution does not give), to, at any time he elects, and upon any pretext whatsoever, snatch our sons and daughters away from their homes to fight and die in battle, not only for as long as he pleases, but as may suit the majority members of the international organization. Bear in mind, the United States will be in the minority so that the policies relating to the length of time our soldiers will be kept in foreign lands in any future wars, will rest more with foreign nations than our own..."