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AMERICAN “DUPES” FOR RUSSIA:
THE LONG AND UGLY HISTORY
Bestselling author
Paul Kengor reveals the Ted Kennedy scandals worse than Chappaquiddick -
how Stalin played FDR, Hollywood dupes, and much more...
Dr. Paul Kengor reveals all the details in an updated
edition of his timeless book, Dupes: How
America’s Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a Century, about progressives who were knowing
accomplices and/or victims of deception. In the years since Dupes
was first published, many new dupes have revealed themselves - including an
entire generation inclined to think favorably of Communism, ignorant of the
crimes against humanity committed in its name. Equally important, more
information has emerged about the duping that occurred in the 20th century.
Turn on cable TV and
you’ll find breathless coverage of supposed collusion between Russia and
the American president. Lost in this story are the shocking reports of a
leading U.S. politician who actually tried to collaborate with the Russian
leadership. The politician in question is now in the news for another
scandal: Senator Ted Kennedy, whose ugly actions are the subject of the
acclaimed new movie, “Chappaquiddick.”
Now, New York
Times bestselling author Paul Kengor, PhD reveals another Kennedy scandal as ugly as
Chappaquiddick: Ted Kennedy secretly approached the Russian leadership
to undermine not one but two American presidents. The Kennedy story is
just one of many stunning revelations in a book that exposes the legions of
liberals who have (wittingly and unwittingly) aided America’s most
dangerous opponents.
Based on
never-before published FBI files, Soviet archives, and other primary
sources, Dupes also reveals:
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How Franklin Roosevelt was duped by “Uncle Joe” Stalin - and
by a top adviser who may have been a Soviet agent - despite clear warnings
from fellow Democrats;
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Jimmy Carter’s woeful record dealing with America’s two chief
foes of the past century;
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How John Kerry’s accusations that American soldiers committed
war crimes in Vietnam may have been the product of Soviet disinformation;
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Soviet records that demonstrate beyond doubt the Communists’
targeting of American liberals;
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How liberals still defend the same Communists who trashed
Democratic icons - and still attack the anti-Communists who tried to spare
those Democrats from manipulation;
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A potpourri of political-ideological outrages of the Obama
years, including the stunning evidence of the extensive Communist ties of
Barack Obama’s mentor;
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Today’s dupes, including:
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the dupes of the War on Terror;
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a high-profile movie portraying Dalton Trumbo as a persecuted
freedom fighter rather than an apologist for the USSR;
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New York Times articles insisting Communism “made women’s lives better” and
even gave them “better sex;” and how Angela Davis, honorary co-chair of the
“Women’s March” in 2017, was a hardcore Communist;
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New York City, itself, which has twice elected Mayor de
Blasio, who in the 1980s was so pro-Communist that he once sold
subscriptions to the Nicaraguan Sandinistas’ hardline party newspaper; and
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The biggest shocker which happened in the 2016 presidential
primaries, when Bernie Sanders - a self-avowed socialist who spent part of
his youth on a Marxist-Stalinist kibbutz in Israel and honeymooned with his
wife in the Soviet Union - received 13 million votes... and who edged out
Sanders among the Democrats? Hillary Clinton, a student of Saul
Alinsky, won the popular vote in the general election.
It’s a disturbing
trend when survey data since the 2008 election of Barack Obama confirms
that millennials and young people in general increasingly say they prefer
socialism over capitalism. Common sense facts don’t matter to those who
believe more people were killed under George W. Bush than under Joseph
Stalin, who annihilated tens of millions. As Stalin said in
1930, “Never mind, they’ll swallow it.”
“A detailed, riveting history of those who
secretly served the enemy. Not to be missed!”
--PETER SCHWEIZER, bestselling author of
“Secret Empires” and “Clinton Cash”
“Nothing short of horrifying... In terms of
putting the last 100 years in perspective, Dupes may be one of the
most significant literary offerings of our time.” --Washington Times
About the Author: Paul Kengor, PhD, is the New York
Times bestselling author of “A Pope and a President,” “God and Ronald
Reagan,” “The Crusader,” and other books. He is a professor of political
science and executive director of the Center for Vision and Values at Grove
City College.
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