None Dare Call It Treason Book 7: Subversives Close To Our Presidents! - Paperback

by Robert W. Pelton (Author)

Presidents come and go but the conspirators working quietly behind the scenes in each Administration often remain. Thousands of job slots are filled with each change of Presidents. With whom these openings are staffed largely determines whether or not the Administration follows or thwarts a President's objectives. A sizable number of positions in every Administration since Roosevelt -- within State, Treasury, Agriculture, the CIA, etc. -- have either been filled with outright Communists, suspected Communists or Communist sympathizers Senator William Jenner's 1953 Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Report revealed how Russian espionage agents penetrated the government many years ago. Soviet spies were able to obtain jobs all the way up to and including critical policy making positions Once secure in a department each Communist helped other conspirators find employment. They placed and promoted their Comrades and helped each other avoid exposure Nothing has been done to date with any measurable degree of success to rid the government of these dangerous Moscow hirelings. Senator Joseph R. McCarthy came too close for comfort He was ruthlessly destroyed before his thankless task could be finished. Congressional hearings have come and gone A very few traitors have been exposed But little has been done to force the executive branch to take appropriate action. A great number of serious security risks who began their shadowy careers in government under one President, can be traced through succeeding Administrations, whether Democrat or Republican Many important subversives stay behind the scenes, to do the bidding of their Kremlin masters. They avoid controversy, work quietly in the background, and shun the media. They are often known only to intelligence agencies. Many names would not be at all familiar to the average American. And this is exactly the way it's preferred by a mole. Moscow directed labor leader Sidney Hillman was extremely close to Roosevelt. FDR's pat response to questions brought before him was: "Clear it with Sidney." He was a Communist conspirator and Franklin Roosevelt's right-hand man This Kremlin espionage agent and President of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America was given the job of running the enforcement arm of the National Recovery Administration. The NRA was America's first experience with an officially sanctioned Gestapo-like organization Hillman was a Communist spy who'd been deeply and personally involved in the Bolshevik takeover of Russia This Kremlin espionage agent was the man who gave final approval to Harry Truman as Roosevelt's 1944 running mate What was a Russian revolutionary doing with an important White House job in the first place? What was a Russian revolutionary doing advising an American President? What traitors already in place were able to maneuver Hillman into this influential position? Senator Joe McCarthy exposed John J. McCloy (CFR) for approving a shocking order in 1944 while Roosevelt's Assistant Secretary of the Army. This order allowed known Communists to become army officers This Harvard security risk worked closely with such anti-American luminaries as Owen Lattimore, Alger Hiss, and Harry Dexter White, at the 1945 UN founding conference. Despite his extensive subversive record, McCloy was an advisor to nine Presidents, from Roosevelt to Reagan. McCarthy rightly charged that McCloy's traitorous career was an "unbelievable, inconceivable, unexplainable record of the deliberate, secret betrayal of the nation to its mortal enemy, the Communist Conspiracy."

Author Biography

Senator Joe McCarthy exposed John J. McCloy (CFR) for approving a shocking order in 1944 while Roosevelt's Assistant Secretary of the Army. This order allowed known Communists to become army officers! This Harvard security risk worked closely with such anti-American luminaries as Owen Lattimore, Alger Hiss, and Harry Dexter White, at the 1945 UN founding conference. Despite his extensive subversive record, McCloy was an advisor to nine Presidents, from Roosevelt to Reagan. McCarthy rightly charged that McCloy's traitorous career was an "unbelievable, inconceivable, unexplainable record of the deliberate, secret betrayal of the nation to its mortal enemy, the Communist Conspiracy."