Siegfriedson said:Little Red Rosa
AS A VETERAN ACTIVIST, Rosa Parks earned a major role in a Communist
production entitled "The Civil Rights Movement." She played her part
convincingly for fifty years, from 1955 to her death last month: that
of the courageous little seamstress who refused to relinquish her bus
seat to a White man.At the time of Parks' arrest, standing by with bail money was her
attorney, Clifford Durr, who entered a plea of 'not guilty' on her
behalf. Photo-ops had been arranged. Durr was a close associate of
Jessica Mitford, an official of the Communist Party. In 1949, he
joined the communnist front National Lawyers Guild.Prior to Rosa Parks' planned arrest for violating the segregation law,
the Alabama NAACP leadership arranged for her to attend the Highlander
Folk School in Monteagle, Tennessee. Parks attended summer training
there in 1955, 1956, and 1957. In a letter to FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover, a field agent wrote: "This school is a hotbed of communism and
anarchy."Another FBI memorandum to J. Edgar Hoover described the school, which
was founded in 1932, as a "Communist front" whose purpose was to
"better control their unions and to give instruction on how to cause
and carry on their strikes." A third memo described the school as
"spreading Communist propaganda and training agitators and
propagandists."Continued:
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Did you see the politicals hacked lined up to laud this woman? I
believe they are going to put a statute of her in the Capitol. And not
one in Congress has the guts to suggest her political motives.
John