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Need I say anymore about the definition of COMMUNIST?
The Communist Party USA is not foreign,
although it illegally received Soviet money for decades. The
CPUSA lists as election priority number one that Communists
do their “utmost to help hurt Bush.” The communist
website dedicates an entire page of internal articles to anti-Bush
propaganda.
Starting with the hardest Left, there
is the radically pro-immigration position of the Communist
Party of the United States. Don't discount their significance
because of their tiny membership and marginalized position
in mainstream political discourse; their positions are indicative
of the consensus of the most radical and determined core of
the Left. This is true because much of the Left's fundamental
thinking is done by avowed communists and their splinter groups,
and because these groups have all sorts of ties through shared
personnel with mainstream organizations. This radical core
authenticates its positions as the extreme leftist view, at
which point it is picked up on by more moderate leftists and
endorsed in kind but with a difference of degree. The CPUSA
supports immigration because it believes that this will enable
it to solve the fundamental problem it faces in America: a
materially contented working class. As put in William Hawkins's
excellent 1994 book on the open-borders conspiracy, Importing
Revolution,
The solution? Increase immigration, especially
that of undocumented, illegal workers. The Communist Party,
USA, in its publication, Political Affairs: Theoretical Journal
of the Communist Party USA, understands well the cause-effect
relationship of this: "undocumented workers in any work...
have the effect of depressing wages and lowering the quality
of working conditions." In other words, CPUSA and its
fellow travelers suggest that, in order to "save"
workers, the working class must first be destroyed through
declining wages and living standards!"
This is the first prong of the Communist assault: worsen conditions
for American workers.
Link to Communist Party USA http://www.cpusa.org
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