Now that the Trump administration is telling America that communism, once again, poses a grave threat to US “national security,” the question naturally arises: Will the US government revive the programs that protected us from the Reds during the 45 years of the national-security establishment’s old Cold War racket?
If so, right at the top of the list will undoubtedly be a renewal of the McCarran Act, which was also known as the Internal Security Act of 1950. As a premier part of the old Cold War racket, its purpose was to target domestic communists. Isn’t that what we need today to protect us and keep us safe from the Reds?
After all, look around you. There are Reds everywhere, just like in the 1950s and 1960s. There is communist Cuba, a dagger pointed at America’s neck from only 90 miles away. Cuba’s massive, powerful army, navy, and air force are undoubtedly poised for an imminent invasion of Miami, with plans to move up the Eastern Seaboard and take over Washington, D.C. There are also the Democratic Socialists of America and, even worse, they are getting elected, just like Salvador Allende in Chile in 1970, who automatically posed a grave threat to …read more
Source:: Ron Paul Institute