Reader Ad Slot
Reader Ad Slot placeholder
If you would like to support SpookStack without paying out of pocket, please consider allowing advertising cookies. It helps cover hosting costs and keeps the archive free to browse. You can change this choice at any time.
Supreme Court — Part 6
Page 49
49 / 108
ws
‘The State, under which private property, toctuding the church, the home, and
he press is sanctioned; the family, which ts the bulwark of individuatism, and
‘eligion, which prescribes a system of ethica incompatible with the principles
ff Marxism.
The aims of communtsm might be best explained by the Communists them-
jelves.
According to the Coramuntst Man! festo, the following are among the admitted
tims of the Marxians everywhere and including those in the United States,
Page 29, chapter 2 (Communist Manifeste} : “The immediate aim of the Com
nunists is—the formation of the proletariat into a class, overthrow of the
sourgeois” and “conquest of political power br the proletariat. * * *
Page 30: “The theory of the Communists may be summed up in a single sen-
tence: Abolition of private property * * *,” and the—
Page 34: “Abolition of the family." Even the most tadical flare up at this
infamous proposii of ihe Communist. Mt says gp. 30}: “On what foundation
Is the present family based? On capital, on private gain. The bourgeois family
will vanish as a matter of course when {ts complement vanishes, and both will
vanish with the vanishing of capitalism.”
Page 30: “The proletariat will use its political supremacy to wrest by degrees,
all capital from the bourgeoise, to centralize instruments of production in the
bands of the State, i. e., of the proletariat,
“In most advanced countries the following will be pretty generally applicable:
Abolition of property in Iand * * *, abolition of all rights of Inbert-
tance * * *, confiscation of the property of all immigrants ond rebels * * ¢,
contratization of credit in the hands of the State, by means of a national bank
with State capital and exctusive monopoly.”
Of course the church is in for it too, for }t says that “religion is the opiate”
that the capitalist administer the working class nnd that it must go with the
“canitalist’ system of which the Marxian’ claim it is a part.
Now, in another document, this by Lean, whe fathered the Communtst Maul-
festo into action in the present-day world, he shys that after the above is ac-
complished the “State will he abolished.” Meaning, of course. that after every-
thing has been centratized into the hands of the State, that the State as such
will be abolished and in its place will come the dictatorship of the proletariat,
which he says will have to adopt suppressive mets to protect the dictatorship
from counterrevolutionists, meaning aii who disserit.
Mr. Browder and other revolutionaries give much lip service publicly, te the
suggestion that they are all out to “snve democracy,” they are parftieular not to
state, however, that they are out te “save our Republic.” But in their instruc-
lions to revolutionaries in the schoola of training in our country, Ane of thelr
jessone taken from The State and Revolution by Lenin, says: “Fhe more de-
veloped democracy is, the nearer at hand is the dancer of a program of civil war
{nu connection with any profound political divergence.”
That statement appears to be in keeping with the stafemcnt of Madison in
the Constitutional Coarention in which statement he tells of leading the fight
against the erention of a demorracy ‘nstead of a republic as was finnily created
vader our Constitution. He warned that a democracy cole subject our people
to “external and internal dangers” through factions of organized minorities and
that 9 proper interpretation of the Constitution nas edopted and which created
the Republic, could guard the people against such dangers,
It may be pertinent then to show in the course of my testimony how the revo-
lutionaries are trring to force the Republic toward a democracy of the “more
developed” type referred to by their leader (Lenin), which he says wonld lead
to civil war
Let us consider then Earl Browder’s analrsia of the situation In the United
States at present. That is what he says briefly concerning present conditions
in the United States (tnken from What Is Communism, by Hari Browder,
general secretary of the Commmnist Party):
“In America most of our difficulties jie precisely In the acnievernen: of power
for the working class. in the cstabtishment of the soviet goverument. After that
bas been accomplished, the American capitalists will have uo great powerful
naliies frem sbrond to help them continue the struggle. It wiil already be clear
that world capitalism bas recelved its death blow. The sevict government at
America will take over a society already technically prepasted for communism.
Where in Russia it was necessary ta go through the prolonged pertod of war
communism, the N. B. P., the first and second 5-year plans, in America we will
start economically at a steee even further advanced, at abant the point which
Russia wilt reach in her fourth 5-year plan.
|
hoe
ee ey
roauree
The only thing that could change this favorable perspective for a soviet
America. would be a possible. but unpredictable, destruction of American econ-
omy by an imperialist war, carried out by agencles of destruction hitherto
unknown.
fhe United States, in short, contains already all the prerequisites for a Com-
muonist seciety except the one single factor of soviet pewer. In Russia, Lenin,
said, several years after 1917, “The Soviet power, plus electrification, equais
communism. In Americn the electrification already exists, so we can shorten
Lenin's formutin.
You may begin to see, gentlemen, that the many efforts to destroy the balance
in our Government, by attempts to usurp Stute rights and to shackle rege aellS
TXIANS
Colt, while not alone engineere:] by Communists, but demanded by al
and by some non-Marxzinns, would lead right duwn the Marxian alley and help
them to accomplish their goal.
lam not contending (hat ail Whe faver such chonges are Martians or that all
who faver such changes are purposely trying to destroy our system of govern-
ment. Seme are vndenbtedly siucerely hopeful ef helping sustain our system
by Such methods, tut if the reswuits regardless of the motives beliind them
threnten to be the sume, we should tread carefully.
NAZv-ISM, FascikM, COMMUNISM, ANG ReLIatuNn
We charge the Socialists, atheists, anarchists, and Communist movements with
being a tHrect effort to destroy the Christian religion, We nocd not point further
thin to what Marxians have done in the waxy of destreving the Christian
religion in Reossia and Spain to prove that.
We charge on the other haud that fascism and nazt-isin are out to destroy the
Jewish religion and to at the’ same time place the Christian religien nnder State
control robling it of its freedom and eventually changing if not destroying it.
We have to point to mo other source as proof, than present-day happenings in
Italy, Germany. and Austria. To destroy religion the State pecessarily destrers
the individualism of the people making them depentient directly on the Govern-
ment, thereby subjecting them to its miles regarding religieu aud making the
State the god. All of these attacks on religion comes abont through varied
Internroetations of Marg works whe built the program of dectructive astion
agninst religion.
SUMMARY
We have shown that "60" persons (central committee of the Communist Party
of the United States} absolutely contro! and role the Communist movements in !
the United States. We have shown likewise that “60” (executive committee,
Communist International) control the world Cominunist movement which includes
the section in the United States.
We have shown that In the Communist Party and its fronts the Communists
have a membership and following of over 6,500,000 which we estimated for all
un-American movements in the United States, but we made our estimate low to
provide for duplication of which there are many.
We have shown by submitting financial reports of some of the larger organiza-
lens and by showing the wide propaganda and organizational activities that it
is easily estimated that over $10,000,000 a year is spent or collected fer un-Amert
ean activities in the United States.
We have shown that most cof the un-American campaigns are among foreign-
bern and under foreign dictation and encouragement.
We have shown that over 80 internationais—and we could have eularged that—
cont rok the activities of many national branches of un-American actions in the
nited Statos
We have shown that the “reds” use a member of “Wall Street bankers” families
in their efforts in the United States while parading before the workers that “Wall
Street” bankers control America,
We have shown that in the face of Communists’ campaign against the American
press as a “capitalistic menopely” that the Conmnunist press is the world’s
Diggest monopolity and trust.
tone have proven that the Commmnists claim an 800,000 following In New York
alorie,
We have proven in every respect our opening statement to this committee.
We charge that communism, socialism. pacifism, atheism, and anarchism are of
the same school of thought and purpose and that feseism and nazi-ism are but
Reveal the original PDF page, then click a word to highlight the OCR text.
Community corrections
No user corrections yet.
Comments
No comments on this document yet.
Bottom Reader Ad Slot
Bottom Reader Ad Slot placeholder
If you would like to support SpookStack without paying out of pocket, please consider allowing advertising cookies. It helps cover hosting costs and keeps the archive free to browse. You can change this choice at any time.
Continue Exploring
Agency Collection
Explore This Archive Cluster
Broad Topic Hub
Topic Hub
letter
bureau
Related subtopics
Subtopic
Subtopic
Subtopic
Subtopic
Subtopic
Subtopic