The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-03
Walter WilHclaeII
On BrOadzOny
since Carl ByoLr commenced repre-
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senting Hitler"
Mr.. Patman also told his col
leagues IN the House that the Tro-
jan-horse policy was adopted by the
Communist Internatlonale held In
Moscow, and how Dimltrov In an
address 10 the Soviet Congress on
August 20, 1895, used the following
language: Comrades, you remcm-
Der the ancient tale Of the capture
Of Troy. Troy was inaccessible 10
the armies attacking her, thanks 10
her impregnable walls; and the at
lacking army, after suffering many
sacrifices, was unable 10 achieve
victory until with the aid Of the ia
nous Trojan Horse II managed 70
penetrate to the very heart Of the
enemies camp. We revolutionary
workers, II appears 10 me, should not
be shy about using the same tactics"
"a. Mr.. Patman then asked Con-
gress 10 ponder Hitler's own words,
TO wit: when I wage war, troops
will suddenly appear. They will
march through the streets In broad
daylight. No one will stop them,
Everything has been thought out 70
the last detail. They will march 70
the headquarters Of the general
'stafi. The confusion will be beyond
belief. But I shall long have had
relations with the men who will
form new governmental govern
ment 10 suit me. We will ind such
men; we shall find them In every
country; we shall not need 10 bride
them. They will come OF their own
accord Ambition and delusion, par
ty squabbles, and self-seeking arro-
gance will drive them. Our strategy
Il to destroy the enemy from within,
10 conquer him through himself"
When the France forces were APP
preaching Madrid, Spain, In the war
In 1895, a general said: I'VE have
four columns Of soldiers approach
Ing Madrid and the NTH column
will rise up from within Madrid 10
help US" That Ia where the
phrase Fifth Column" came from,
A report from one who resides
In Holland revealed this: That for
months preceding the time that
Germany invaded Holland and Bel
GUM large posters advertising q
brand OF coffee were placed oil over
these two countries on billboards,
houses, barns and other places
where such advertising Is usually
placed. When the parachutlstS ar
rived and landed, the first thing
they did vas 20 TO the nearest cof-
fee sign. When the advertisement
was taken down by them, on the
back OF II was n diagram and map
which showed exactly the location
OF tho nearest German Sympathi2ers
names and addresses. From the
homes OF these sympathiSers they
were able 10 organize themselves,
along with others, and destroy the
telephone, telegraph, radio and other
means Of communication, shoot the
local policemen IN the backs and do
other things calculated TO cause con-
sternation and disorganizatlon, That
explains how the invaders took over
some countries 80 easily, In sum,
as MIR. Patman said, the experiences
In many nations demonstrated that
the enemies within o country con-
stitute the eountry's greatest men.
ace. Treason from within rather
than invasion from without has
been the cause OF the collapse Of
many democratic governments.
We thank Congressman patman
for his courage 10 name names, The
w. W. column named Byoir a. far
back as i033--as being a Nazi propa-
gandlst. We also thank Mr.. Patman
for his closing remarks 10 Congress;
"Yes, bit by bit, with the help OF
Americans like Walter Winchell--
the true story begins 10 unfold" d.
And now II Ia hoped that The Gen.
tleman From Texas will contact the
War Department nj once 10 check
this tip: That this very same Carl
Byoir allegedly holds n commission
In the U, s. Army Reserve as a
Lieutenant-C Colonel. In, OF oil de-
partments, Army fntelligencelll