Show 40 Blitz Radical Thoughts

“Historian Johnny Haynes' good book, Red Scare or Red Menace delves into this extensively, pointing out that FDR actually the telegrams that he received from Americans who were against, you know, intervening in Europe's wars...”

“In his book, The Culture of the Cold War, Stephen Whitfield quotes, the Washington State Legislature's chairman of the fact-finding Committee on Un-American Activation.”

“Karl Marx writes the Communist Manifesto in that year of the springtime of the Nations of Revolution in 1848, and it begins to have a huge effect on Europe.”

“Emma Goldman, the anarchist luminary we mentioned earlier, she wrote some stuff in 1917, a sort of an intellectual defense of these people who blow things up for humanity.”

“The excerpt mentions the Federalist papers as a significant writing from the American revolutionary period, highlighting the intellectual capacity of its authors.”

“Charles Gatz said he got the idea to kill President McKinley from an anarchist newsletter called Free Society.”

“In his book, Red Scare Griffin Ferreiello quotes, a lieutenant colonel from military intelligence who's testifying before the president's committee on employee loyalty.”

“Gagliani famously authored a book called Health Is In You. If you bought it for 25 cents and opened it up, it had bomb-making instructions in it.”

“And think about how difficult a threat it would be if, you know, Mein Kampf were translated into English and reached American bookshops and all of a sudden caught on.”