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::::::There has been a cabal of conspirators in WP to undo my work since day one; several articles have been nominated for deletion repeatedly, but only about 6 small articles of 300 total ever got deleted, and few were even recreated afterword. This Roth artcle, though small, was one such deleted.  And it was extremely problematic back then when I wrote it, cause I think the guy's still alive. That's probably why it got deleted,and now has been recreated, making no mention of [[Amerasia]].

::::::There has been a cabal of conspirators in WP to undo my work since day one; several articles have been nominated for deletion repeatedly, but only about 6 small articles of 300 total ever got deleted, and few were even recreated afterword. This Roth artcle, though small, was one such deleted.  And it was extremely problematic back then when I wrote it, cause I think the guy's still alive. That's probably why it got deleted,and now has been recreated, making no mention of [[Amerasia]].

:::::::I'm proud to say though, several very qualified editors have greatly improved and expanded the area of early Cold War history from the sorry condition it was in when I started. Look at this one for example,  

::::::I'm proud to say though, several very qualified editors have greatly improved and expanded the area of early Cold War history from the sorry condition it was in when I started. Look at this one for example,  

::::::::''In the 1990s scholars discovered documents in the Moscow archives showing Dickstein was paid $1250 a month from 1937 to early 1940 by the NKVD, the Soviet spy agency, which hoped to get secret Congressional information of anti-Communist and pro-fascist forces. When Dickstein left the Committee the Soviets dropped him from the payroll.[1] '''No historian has disputed the evidence'''....Dickstein '''later served as a Justice on the New York State Supreme Court...'''  ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Dickstein_(congressman)]

:::::::''In the 1990s scholars discovered documents in the Moscow archives showing Dickstein was paid $1250 a month from 1937 to early 1940 by the NKVD, the Soviet spy agency, which hoped to get secret Congressional information of anti-Communist and pro-fascist forces. When Dickstein left the Committee the Soviets dropped him from the payroll.[1] '''No historian has disputed the evidence'''....Dickstein '''later served as a Justice on the New York State Supreme Court...'''  ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Dickstein_(congressman)]

::::::::This leads to another area we should discuss, the so-called "Business Plot" (we should consider a different name than WP's before starting the article).  Lookee here [http://coat.ncf.ca/our_magazine/links/53/spivak-NewMasses.pdf].  The problem with this article is, ''both'' Dickestein ''and'' Spivak were commie spies!  And ''both'' were commie spies precisely at the time this article was written! And according to this article, Democrartic Presidential Nominees [[Al Smith]] and [[John Davis]] are fascists!

::::::This leads to another area we should discuss, the so-called "Business Plot" (we should consider a different name than WP's before starting the article).  Lookee here [http://coat.ncf.ca/our_magazine/links/53/spivak-NewMasses.pdf].  The problem with this article is, ''both'' Dickestein ''and'' Spivak were commie spies!  And ''both'' were commie spies precisely at the time this article was written! And according to this article, Democrartic Presidential Nominees [[Al Smith]] and [[John Davis]] are fascists!

::::::::Imagine the contrast between what we could do with this historic event, WP's sad and putrid retelling of it!  [[User:RobS|RobS]] 18:27, 14 July 2007 (EDT)

::::::Imagine the contrast between what we could do with this historic event, WP's sad and putrid retelling of it!  [[User:RobS|RobS]] 18:27, 14 July 2007 (EDT)