Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

1947, guarantees not only Soviet Russia's borders, but
her continued enslavement of the "Captive nations"
which she holds by military force.
Henry Luce, who always provided a forum for the
international propagandists, reprinted the entire text of
the July, 1947 Foreign Affairs article in Life magazine,
July 28, 1947. Its key sentence was "The main element
of any U.S. policy towards the Soviet Union must be the
long-term, patient but firm and vigilant containment of
Russian expansive tendencies". Luce's Time magazine
dubbed Kennan "America's senior policy-maker". He
later became a fellow of the Institute of Advanced Study
of Princeton.
Kennan was the nephew and namesake of the George
Kennan who operated as a Marxist agent for Jacob
Schiff in Russia for many years before the Bolshevik
Revolution, and was finally expelled by the Czarist
Government. Kennan's pen-name "X" was a favorite
identification of Socialist operatives. In 1902, the
Socialist 'X' Club had been founded in New York by John
Dewey, whose Socialist program has dominated
American education during the twentieth century. The
other founders of the "X" Club were James T. Shotwell,
founder of the League of Nations, United Nations etc.;
Morris Hillquit, Communist candidate for Mayor of New
York, Charles Edward Russell, and Rufus Weeks, vice
president and managing director of New York Life, which
was controlled by J.P. Morgan.