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I consider the South Koreans one of our greatest allies, a people who know communism and hate it and are not afraid to die fighting it.

— Mark W. Clark

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They are men who paid heavily for their page in history.

Calculated Risk (1950)

World War II was an era in which America came of age as a world power. We had and we still have many lessons to learn.

A soldier's life in combat is an endless series of decisions that mean success or failure, and perhaps life or death for himself or his comrades.

Calculated Risk (1950)

Here was our only conquest: all we asked of Italy was enough of her soil in which to bury our gallant dead.

Calculated Risk (1950)

My doubts were based on my conviction that the Communist enemy is a voracious beast. The more he is given, the hungrier he becomes. And as long as we of the free nations continue to lead from fear, to react from fright, he will be a well-fed enemy.

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For the state to wither away completely, complete communism is necessary.

Vladimir Lenin The State and Revolution (1917)

I dislike Communism because it is undemocratic, and capitalism because it favors exploitation.

Bertrand Russell Unarmed Victory (1963)

Communism is the doctrine of the conditions of the liberation of the proletariat.

Friedrich Engels Principles of Communism (1847)

Communism has sometimes succeeded as a scavenger, but never as a leader. It has never come to power in a country that was not disrupted by war or corruption, or both.

John F. Kennedy

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