Reply #26: Japanese facists not Korean [View All]

[Cell Whitman]

You ever read "inside the League"? The moonies will claim that Moon stopped their support of fascists in the 70s because they were anti-Semitic but that is a lie. He supported torturing dictators like Stroessner. In fact, a man in Paraguay, Mr. Almada, has uncovered what he calls the "Archives of Terror" which documents the torture/killing. He says when Jimmie Carter put squash on Operation Condor, Moon stepped in to fill the void and support the dictators.

1984 17th Annual World Anti-Communist League convention San Diego, Ca.

General Alfredo Stroessner, the dictator of Paraguay, sent a telegram thanking the League for “Defending the world from the Marxist tyranny,” then went on to boast breathlessly of his own contributions to the cause. …

Another element objectionable to some mainstream conservatives, the Unification Church, had not been purged in San Diego. In fact, its presence had grown. Many of the American observers to the conference were involved with Reverend Sun Myung Moon through any one of his myriad front groups. Among these were Ray Cline, Director of the United States Global Security Council, and Roger Fontaine, a former National Security Council official and currently a reporter for the Moon-owned Washington Times. The Reverend Moon may have called the League a “fascist” organization in 1975, but he still wanted to be part of it in 1984. ("Inside the League” – Scott Anderson and Jon Lee Anderson 1986)