If you have any integrity, you're googling confirmation of your opinion (that's wrong). 

Take some time. Settle down in it for a while, and tread off the beaten path. Read what these guys said. Look into their motivations and aspirations. Find what their writers said about them. Try to learn what isn't reported. While you're at it, read about the Cold War, and the games that were being played between the Soviets and the US. Read about the goals of each nation. Read something like Color, Communism, and Common Sense. It's free. It's on the internet. Learn about the push for communism and the fight against it. I mean, you could even read about McCarthyism, and look at who was being accused of communism. You could maybe wander down the road and spend some time looking at declassified KGB files (after the Soviet Union fell), and see if the people who were attacking McCarthy were connected to the Soviets at all. Look how the dominoes fell as McCarthyism came to a close. When you start to unpack it all, you see that there is this whirlpool of ambitions that pushed and pulled powerful people in all manner of directions.  

I know SO much more about you on this subject. Don't take that as a brag. Truth be told, I am barely scratching the surface. I'd love to learn more and have my positions challenged, because there is a TON I don't know. However, I know this: I don't give two [BLEEP] about a politicians stated goal or the way it is characterized by leftist institutions. Subterfuge was the rule in the 60's and 70's, not the exception. So, when you reference stated goal as proof of your "knowledge," it's just confirmation that you lack context and probably don't know what you're talking about.

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