(Pressure From Below)

As the war raged on in Vietnam, left-wing extremists and agitators were stirring up crowds in the streets of America to protest the war. They attempted to create the impression that these were spontaneous protests that reflected popular opinion. The news media cooperated by ignoring the evidence of organization and funding.

Introduction to And Not a Shot is Fired

Explains this book's primary points, including how grassroots revolutionaries whip up the appearance of popular support for some cause through strikes, rallies, etc. This "pressure from below" by the...

The Strawberry Statement

In 1968, Random House published a book by James Kunen entitled The Strawberry Statement: Notes of a College Revolutionary. The book glamorized the radical student movement and helped to make...

Former Radicals Think Again

The following is a review of the book, Deconstructing the Left: From Vietnam to the Persian Gulf, by Peter Collier and David Horowitz, Lanham, Maryland: Second Thoughts Books, 1991, 203...

“Liberation” of South Vietnam

The following is an excerpt from a book-in-progress, concerning the political activism of Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda, by Roger Canfield. When 1975 began, Hanoi had finalized plans for...

Radical Leaders, Tom Hayden and Hanoi Jane

William B. Guidry is a critic, essayist, lecturer, and father of five. He is a Contributing Editor for The Review Of The News, the national weekly Conservative newsmagazine, and is currently...

Catching the K.G.B.

The U.S. speaking tour of identified K.G.B. agent Wilfred Burchett has been a dismal failure. Instead of large campus crowds, Burchett has faced virtually empty halls; and, even in...

Kent State

Proof to Save the Guardsmen Alan Stang is a former business editor for Prentice-Hall Inc., and a television writer, producer and consultant. Mr. Stang is an AMERICAN OPINION Contributing Editor and is author...

The Homemade Revolution – May 1972

We are fully aware, as you must be, of the Communist advance on many destructive fronts of the very sinister revolution here at home. (1) There is the still...

Making Plans For A Dictatorship in America

Gary Allen, a graduate of Stanford University and one of the nation’s top authorities on civil turmoil and the New Left, is author of Communist Revolution In The Streets – a...

Think Tanks:

Where The Revolution Is Being Planned Gary Allen, a graduate of Stanford University and one of the nation’s top authorities on civil turmoil and the New Left, is author...

The Homemade Revolution – July 1970

With regard to international affairs the Communist cry is “peace,” while Communist agents on both sides of every alignment unceasingly plan, start, and utilize more wars and bigger wars...

The Homemade Revolution – June 1970

On page 28 of the May Bulletin we supplied details concerning the then recent appearance of Jerry Rubin at Kent State University. Which made it clear that, given the extremely incendiary...

The Homemade Revolution – May 1970

In connection with all of the revolutionary hash now being concocted throughout the country, those most to be pitied are the cooks who create these foul messes. In all...

Youth Needs Truth

Let’s return to a brief further look at the recent Harvard Square riot, as a fair sample of a great many like it. And to a few blunt comments...

Vietnam Day

Berkeley’s Kooks, Communists, And Pro-Vietcong Gary Allentraveled to the University of California at Berkeley with photographer Ken Grangerto cover the International Days of Protest: October fifteenth-sixteenth for American Opinion. A professional...