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Originally Posted by indago
Jerry Pitts wrote:
I sent an Email to the Senators from my State, noting: "I was not aware of this Senate Document Number 43, ordered to be printed by Senate Resolution Number 63 of the Seventy-third Congress, First Session; and, I find it appalling and hypocritical that after all the time, rhetoric, and energy expended by so many in government denouncing Communist Doctrine, here it is, accepted into the Congress as a Senate Document.
I want to see this Senate Document Number 43 expunged from the records of government, and would like you working toward that end."
It would behoove all to write to their Senators and require that this Senate Document #43 be expunged from all records of government.
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Expunging the record without also providing remedy toward the ill effects of such a record, would be accomplishing NOTHING with the exception of hiding evidence of the wrong that was done.
Congress, with the initiation of the internet system and its' 'information super highway', made sure that the records of that era are not openly available to the common people of this Nation. If you get on that super highway and head toward that era in document research, regardless of which route (branch of government) you take, you will find countless dead ends. On the superhighway, there are no records available for the period of 1930 - 1934 with exception to those documents which were gathered by personal and physical inspection by men and women with the same pursuit and financial means to accomplish such a task. So, they have already gotten many years ahead of you in making sure that the internet did not disclose such documents to more people than it has. There is no telling how many documents of an evil nature will forever be hidden from public scrutiny.
Jerry Carlos