FDR-- 01-- Huey Long review by Rense opposes FDR

I follow Larouche's arguments on FDR-- but here we see Rense post an article about Huey Long this morning that implicates FDR in a situation that I haven't fully reviewed. [+]. Larouche refers to the "intellectual assassination" of Huey Long here. [+].

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Elliott himself is very revealing. He, like the intellectual author of the assassination of Louisiana's Huey Long, lying Robert Penn Warren, is representative of the Nashville "Agrarians," the Twentieth Century's most influential hot-bed of pro-Confederacy nostalgia and related cultural and moral decadence.(8) Early on, Elliott was an impassioned Anglophile, who acquired standing as a de facto U.S. resident agent of Chatham House's "Round Table" adjunct of the British Foreign Service.(9)
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Larouche seems to think highly of Huey Long-- that must mean what Long did was consistent with FDR thinking. Larouche pins the assination of Long on the British again. The piece posted by Rense this morning implicates FDR in Long's murder-- and associates FDR with Wilson and Teddy. But then Rense also pushed Ron Paul-- so this in my mind-- means Rense is beginning to look like a problem to me-- that needs to be carefully considered. I've known that for some time but today marks a different level of concern.