This week's special guest star: Roy Cohn.
Cohn manipulated a witness to lie in the trial of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg who were accused of stealing US military secrets and giving them to the USSR. But the witness who Cohn encouraged to lie was none other than the real Soviet spy!
So why would Cohn prosecute the Rosenbergs for espionage knowing they were innocent, manipulate the real Soviet spy to testify against the Rosenbergs, let that real Soviet spy get off without prosecution, and then outside of formal court proceedings persuade the judges to find the Rosenbergs guilty and impose the death penalty on them?!
But it gets worse.
Cohn went after Communists and homosexuals as part of the McCarthy proceedings. Bet he was a raving homosexual himself!! Cohn died of AIDS in 1986.
Cohn is as dodgy as the globalist enabler Dodgy Roger Stone!!
And so it is no surprise that Cohn and Stone were involved in some dodgy dealings to get Rainbow Ronald Reagan elected as POTUS.
Cohn was also a member of...The John Birch Society, which believes that everyone is a closet Communist involved in a Communist plot against the Yoonited States 'Murica, and pushes the myth that Andrew Jackson was a saint who believed in small government, when he was actually the opposite: he was one of the biggest slaveholders in the country; he invaded Spanish Florida to capture fugitive slaves who were living peacefully in freedom, who organised the forced removal of five civilised native American tribes which led to the deaths of 4000 native Americans and many more white settlers building plantations to be worked by slaves; he wrecked the American economy by withdrawing federal funds from BUS2 and placed them in his 'pet banks' who were chosen not because of their banking expertise but for their loyalty to Jackson; and then it was he who gave the Rothschilds their big break by appointing them as agents for the Yoonited States in Europe.
So who was the real Donald J Trump's mentor?
Yaarp! Roy Cohn.
Donald Trump is a man who likes to think he has few equals. But once upon a time, he had a mentor: Roy Cohn, a notoriously harsh lawyer who rose to prominence in the mid-1950s alongside the communist-baiting senator Joseph McCarthy. His tactics would often land him in the papers, but Cohn was unafraid of being slimed by the press – he used it to his advantage. A devil-may-care-as-long-as-it-gets-a-headline attitude was Cohn’s trademark in life. Trump, in our time, has made it his.
His careful manipulation of negative attention is something that Trump noticed immediately when the two met in 1973. Trump and his father had just been sued for allegedly discriminating against black people in Trump’s built-and-managed houses in Brooklyn, and sought out Cohn’s counsel. Among other things, Cohn advised that Trump should “tell them to go to hell”. Cohn was hired, and one of his first acts as Trump’s new lawyer was to file a $100m countersuit that was quickly dismissed by the court. But it made the papers.
This was the beginning of a long and close relationship. Trump relied on Cohn for most of the legal matters during a particularly tricky decade.
[source : A mentor in shamelessness: the man who taught Trump the power of publicity, The Guardian, http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/apr/20/roy-cohn-donald-trump-joseph-mccarthy-rosenberg-trial, 20th April 2016]
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