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By Diana West on
Monday, November 25, 2019 9:34 AM

Part 1 is here
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We now turn from disquisitions on deception in Part One to the open book that is Russia expert Fiona Hill -- at least according the prepared remarks she delivered to the Adam Schiff "impeachment inquiry."
I take great pride in the fact that I am a non-partisan foreign policy expert, who has served under three different Republican and Democratic presidents. I have no interest in advancing the inquiry in any particular direction except toward the truth. (Emphasis in the original.)
So it was...
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By Diana West on
Wednesday, November 20, 2019 4:34 AM

Now at The Epoch Times
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This week, the towering anti-communist dissident Vladimir Bukovsky was laid to rest in a London cemetery. In Washington, American democracy threw dirt on itself.
Impervious to the irony, the Democrats of the House of Representatives staged another fake impeachment "show trial" in its coup like no other to thwart the anti-communist will of the American electorate that sent Donald Trump to the White House.
The battle is not drawn in such terms; they have been taken from us. But to understand the...
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By Diana West on
Monday, November 18, 2019 5:37 PM
Here is the op-ed from The Epoch Times, also here: Questions for Lt. Col. Vindman
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By Diana West on
Monday, November 18, 2019 11:01 AM

Now at The Epoch Times
I recently picked up and was quickly hooked by Not Seeing Red: American Librarianship and the Soviet Union (1917-1960), a 2002 book by author and Ph.D. Stephen Karetzky. Sure, the topic sounds esoteric, but in this era of "deplatforming" and social media censorship, it is hotly relevant. Lauded by Paul Hollander and M. Stanton Evans, this is a book that might turn out to be a sort of early history of de-platforming and its enablers.
Tackling decades of what we might call...
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By Diana West on
Sunday, November 17, 2019 10:43 AM

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By Diana West on
Saturday, November 16, 2019 8:26 AM

The soft treachery of low information journalism.
Dear Free Beacon,
In “CNN Reporter: Trump Tweets Worse Than McCarthyism,” David Rutz writes that Sen. McCarthy was censured in 1954 "for his relentless charges that Soviet and communist spies had infiltrated various American institutions.”
As is the case with about 99 p/c of what is said and written about Joseph McCarthy, this statement is untrue and grossly misleading to readers.
While McCarthy himself would have been the first to point out that he was targeted by his political opponents for his “relentless” (and very successful*) efforts to expose Communists embedded in the US government, he was not, in fact, censured for them.
Originally, there were under consideration a whopping 46 censure charges; however, just one of these charges came to a vote. According to this single charge,...
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By Diana West on
Friday, November 15, 2019 6:40 AM

Amb. Jeane J. Kirkpatrick: the People's expert witness.
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Now at The Epoch Times
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Sharyl Attkisson delivered a much-needed civics lesson this week. She writes:
Under the U.S. Constitution, it is the president of the United States who determines foreign policy. How can President Trump be “at odds with foreign policy” when he’s the one who determines it?…
Good question. Short answer: He can't be. The dirty little secret that is the complicating factor is that the government all around President Trump, unaffectionately known as "the Swamp," is a grotesque, post-Constitutional...
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By Diana West on
Saturday, November 02, 2019 8:07 AM

Now at The Epoch Times
Halloween is over but Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman's mask is still on. That's because his media and political patrons are doing everything they can to keep it from slipping.
They hold up his uniform, his ranger tab, his Purple Heart, his immigrant status, to create a facade that is not only impervious to questions but withering to them. How dare anyone question Vindman's committment, his loyalty to this country? Look at his uniform, his ranger tab, his Purple Heart, his immigrant status.
It is a thin disguise. There are grave reasons to scrutinize and question Vindman's behavior, regardless of whether he is a decorated veteran, an openly partisan Obama holdover, an immigrant from the old USSR, or all of the above.
The...
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By Diana West on
Friday, November 01, 2019 11:40 AM

Barack Obama and Robert De Niro and Tim Cook had dinner together last week in New York City.
So, it was like this: A veteran cadre, a Russian oligarch and a Beijing education official walk into a bar ....
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By Diana West on
Friday, November 01, 2019 5:50 AM

The following is a masthead editorial from the Morning Herald of Uniontown, PA, of August 19, 1938. It encapsulates a few of the little-remembered highlights of the first two decades of the Soviet-led assault on our nation's character.
Bear in mind that today, one hundred years after the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, communism is the ideological inspiration of the whole slate of Democrat Pary presidential candidates.



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