The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-07-10
OTHER EDITORS
THE TRAITOROUS
KHAZARS KNOW
BUT ONE LOYALTY
(The Mooresvile Tribune)

1 1NCW Vi WI1O1 DAAS $SSA N%~A@
eral of UNNRA from 1913 to
1916, contrived successfully to
give the bulk of those emergency
relief funds to countries which
were soon to become Soviet sat-
elites as a result of the Yalta
and Potsdam surrenders.
Senator Lehman has distin-
pushed himself during his public
career for his ultra Liberal social
views, all or most of which have
been widely different from those
espoused by the average loyal
American. A close examination
of the Senator's career will con-
vince most reasonable persons
that his real loyalty still remains
with that Eastern European con-
tingent of Khazar Jews which
fathered the very core and sup
porting structure of the early
Russian Communist Party. A
few of them still remain in the
top echelon of the Soviet govern
ment. Senator Lehman came by
his sentiments naturally, since
he is a Jew himself.
Before Senator Pat McCarran
managed to tighten up our i'm
migration laws, Eastern Euro
peans, many of whom were XII
azar Jews, flooded this country
from World War I until about
1850. McCarran has said: Let
| it be remembered that the Attor-
ney General of the United States
recently testified that an analy-
sis of 4,984 of the more militant
members of the Communist
Party of the United States show
ed that Ola per cent of the total
were of foreign stock or were
married to persons of foreign
stock"
Senator Lehman fought the
McCarran immigration Bill tooth
and nail, but lost. He accused
Nc arran of discrimination
against Eastern Europeans and
Jews. And he was supported by
designing or ignorant so-called
liberals in this country who, in
the face of the Attorney Gener-
ais report cited above, neyerthe-
less supported Lehman's accusa-
ton of discrimination. We may
assume that other Khazar Jews
also supported the Senator
4 Jews like recently-executed JUL
Jus and Ethel Rosenberg, traitors
Martin Sobell, Harry Gold and
David Greenglass; and high gov
eminent big wigs such as Justice
Felix Frankfurter, friend of trait
or Alger Hiss, Donald Hiss, AL
gers brother, Benjamin V. Cob
en-, David Lilienthal, Nathan
Margold, Milton Klatz, Leo Pas
volsky, Samuel Rosenman, Hen
ry Morgenthal and others. All of
these persons may be presumed
to have wanted unrestricted
quotas for the immigration of
Eastern Europeans, even after
learning that a high percentage
of them would leave their alleg-
lance with the Communist coun-
tries from which they come.
1t comes as no surprise then,
knowing Sen. Lehman's back
ground, to hear him excoriating
'McCarthyism," which he calls
worse than Communism. Accord
ing to the Senator's lights Nc
Carthyism, if we use the word in
its popular sense, is indeed worse
than Communism, for to him
Communism is the ultimate of all
that is good and desirable. He
refers scornfully to Congressional
investigating committees as "the
hysterical activities of the grand
inquisitors," although all we'll
read Americans know this to be
a patent falsehood, and that on
the contrary, our Congressional
investigating committees are
conducted strictly according to
law and do not deprive witness
'es of one jot of their human
rights.
| We can't recall hearing the
Senator condemniing the recent
reign of terror in East Germany
during which the Russians killed
hundreds of striking workers,
and forced thousands more back
to work at gun point. Nor do we
recall ever hearing the good Sen
ator agitating for the removal OF
Communists from our govern
ment or our labor unions. Des-
pite his bitter denunciation of
Congressional committees, the
fact remains that our Congress
is trying to see that the way of
life under which the Eastern
Europeans and the East Germans
are living never becomes fasten-
ed upon the American people.
The pseudo-liberals such as Leh-
man appear to be seeking the
exact opposite.
Finally, Lehman says that Nc
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