- Obama repeatedly describes Davis? tremendous influence on him in his book ?Dreams from My Father.?
- Davis is mentioned 22 times in ?Dreams,? at least once in every section of the book.
- Despite his pivotal importance, Obama never once identifies Davis by his full name.
- All references to ?Frank? have been purged from ?Dreams? audio excerpts.
- From the 1920s, American communists attempted to recruit black Americans.
- From the 1920s, the Soviet Union was sending money to American blacks.
- The Soviet goal was to create a separate ?Negro Republic? in the American south.
- Later they would join revolution to help create ?Soviet America?.
- Davis joined the Communist Party in about 1943, after the Hitler/Stalin Pact was signed.
- Davis founded and edited the CPUSA?s Chicago Star newspaper; regularly wrote virulently anti-American ?Frank-ly Speaking? editorials.?
- Davis had a ?direct line to the Kremlin;? and obtained exclusive interviews for a Star reporter with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov.
- Soviet agents I.F. Stone and Lee Pressman wrote for the Star.
- Star editorial writer Howard Fast was a communist Hollywood screenwriter and winner of the Stalin Prize.
- Two top Obama aides are connected to Davis cronies.
- Vernon Jarrett (father-in-law of top Obama advisor, Valerie Jarrett) and Robert R. Taylor (Valerie Jarrett?s grandfather) knew and worked with Davis in Chicago on a communist project, the ?American Peace Mobilization.?
- Communist and suspected Soviet agent David Canter worked with Davis in Chicago.
- Canter later mentored Obama?s chief strategist, David Axelrod. Axelrod coined the ?Hope and Change? slogan.
- The Soviet Union had a strong strategic interest in Hawaii, not yet a state when Davis moved there.
- The Canter family and others purchased the Chicago Star to facilitate Davis? move and renamed it ?The Progressive.?
- The Communist Party founded the Honolulu Record in August 1948, just in time for Davis? move.
- Davis picked up at the Record where he left off, writing the same ?Frank-ly Speaking? column until the paper?s demise in 1958.
- FBI file shows that Davis was getting paid by International Longshoremen and Warehousemen?s Union, ILWU, run by CPUSA Central Committeeman Harry Bridges and was recognized as the union most penetrated by communists.
- Davis used a camera with telescopic lens to photograph Hawaiian shoreline.
- Davis? editorials for both the Star and the Honolulu Record consistently followed the Soviet line.
- For these and other Communist Party activities, FBI suspected Davis was working for the Soviets.
- The FBI placed Davis on the Security Index. Upon outbreak of war with the USSR, Davis was subject to immediate arrest.
- Davis was listed as a communist party member in a 1957 Senate Judiciary Committee report titled ?Scope of Soviet Activity in the United States? which covered subversive activities in Hawaii.
Joel Gilbert is the president of Highway 61 Entertainment in Los Angeles. He is a contributing editor for the national security and foreign policy website FamilySecurityMatters.org and has appeared frequently as a foreign policy analyst on national radio shows. He is the writer and director of the notable films: Atomic Jihad: Ahmadinejad?s Coming War for Islamic Revival and Obama?s Politics of Defeat and Farewell Israel: Bush, Iran, and the Revolt of Islam.
At the Kincaid conference, he spoke about his new, groundbreaking film, ?Dreams from My Real Father: A Story of Reds and Deception.?
Ryan Mauro is the national security analyst for RadicalIslam.org, the website of the Clarion Fund, the organization that produced the films, ?Obsession,? ?The Third Jihad? and ?Iranium.? An adjunct online professor of terrorism and homeland security, he has a Bachelor?s degree in Intelligence Studies and a Master?s degree in Political Science from American Military University.
Source: http://blogsmithconsulting.blogspot.com/2012/08/the-most-important-press-conference_6.html
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