The Cold War-Igniting the “Long Telegram”
Two weeks after Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin delivered a jarring election speechabout the evils of capitalism, the acting U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union, George F. Kennan, weighed in on the matter with an unusually lengthy telegram to the U.S. Department of State on February 22, 1946.
Often mistakenly said to total more than 8,000 words — although still a whopper at something closer to the 5,500-word mark — the so-called “Long Telegram” outlined its author’s views of USSR leadership as “impervious to logic of reason” and “highly sensitive to logic of force,” from which “no permanent peaceful coexistence” could be forged.
Coupled with the follow-up explanations in his 1947 article “The Sources of Soviet Conduct” for Foreign Affairs magazine, Kennan’s analysis became the basis for a decisive American policy stance that ignited the Cold War and shaped geopolitics for the next half-century.
Unlike us, Communists are in it for the long haul, like the Muslims are into world domination forever, hundreds and thousands of years of constant gnawing.
The Socialists have highjacked the Democratic Party.
Remember that Vladimir Lenin, a founder of Communism says that the goal of Socialism is Communism.
And, nothing has changed: They are impervious to logic of reason” and “highly sensitive to logic of force,” from which “no permanent peaceful coexistence” could be forged.
Witness today that they are stuck on stupid like a broken record since the election with their RESISTANCE, and violence including towards ICE, and Law Enforcement, to keep their beloved illegal criminals in America vs. Deported.
This is what we are up against, the never ending war against the witless, impervious to logic of reason.






