was this person an infrequent guest
on Coast to Coast?
Thank you God for your Jewish New Year’s present, the kicking of the bucket by the Soviet Union top’s “disinformation” mouthpiece in the US out side of the Communist Party USA (CPUSA), Steven F. Cohen, formerly of Princeton University if I remember correctly (not the totally insane Rep. Stephen Cohen (D-TN) who is just a left and full of hate for America as any red in congress, past or present (except, perhaps for Maxine Waters and Omar/Tlaib).
This leaves Prof. Ellen Schrecker as one of the top pro-communist disinformation program specialists in academia. She too might be found at the www.keywiki.org site.
One red traitor down, so many more to go.
Cohen was denounced by conservative writers as a Soviet tool as early as the 1980’s in the Wash. Post and later he proved himself so totally wrong as to have discredited his so-called “expert” credentials on the Soviet Union.
Somewhere on the internet and possibly at www.keywiki.org, there is a mention of both articles, the latter one roughly but accurately entitled “The Soviet Union is No Basket Case”. It collapsed only a few years after it was written and published in his red wife’s magazine, “The Nation” (she being Katrina van den Heuvel, its editor/manager.
As for John Batchelor, he has a bad habit of bringing on, often continually, hardcore leftists to promote their anti-American, pro-Soviet Union/Russian version of history and disinformation on the Cold War.
Batchelor is a learned man, and brought us the great China scholar Gordan Chang and Malcolm Homlein on Israel but his devotion to Cohen was almost an obsession despite the large amount of evidence that Cohen was a Soviet “asset” (I suspect an old KGB asset, with or without a CPUSA card or a rank within Soviet intelligence, much like one-time KGB/CPUSA agent I.F. Izzy Stone was in the 50’s and even afterwards as an “independent” writer (my ass).
A domestic disinformation/coverup writer like Cohen is/was Victor Navasky, once the editor of The Nation and teacher of Van den Heuvel, his successor. His book “Naming Names” was an almost complete disinformation/coverup project re communism in Hollywood, esp. the Hollywood 10. He was a nasty SOB. Wouldn’t take questions from people who challenged his slop.
http://freerepublic.com/memorial/memorial.htm
http://www.ojjpac.org/memorial.asp
R.I.P.
love
2020 see
Apologist??? He was a flag out communist
Haven’t listened to Batchelor in a while. Loved his program. Great content...
But both he and Kudlow were a-holes regarding the 2016 immigration debates. Tuned John out about that time.
He was an open apologist for the USSR and a Russophile, but you always knew where he stood. I agreed with very few of his arguments, but I always considered him interesting to read or listen too.
Dr Cohen was brilliant the times I listened to him on the John Batchelor show and I fully understand why Russiaphobes cringe at the mention of his name.
SFC was very interesting to listen to on the John Bachelor show. RIP.
I remember Tucker had him on at the beginning of the Trump/Russia collusion hysteria. He was reasonable in his discussions - not a foam-at-the-mouther
As I recall Cohen was polite, congenial, persuasive, and wrong 100% of the time. Sorta like Tom Friedman and Paul Krugman.
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Tucker Carlson pays tribute to Russia scholar Stephen F. Cohen
https://video.foxnews.com/v/6195472722001#sp=show-clips