Why did I reblog this post? Keith DeHavelle begin his post by telling us a story about a person who is a regular commenter here. expressed his surprise that someone who portrays himself as a lawyer involved with Constitutional issues would not recognize the acronym for the National Lawyers Guild. What is the National Lawyers Guild?
The National Lawyers Guild
Just a few days ago, I mentioned the National Lawyers Guild (using its abbreviation NLG) to a person who portrayed himself as a lawyer involved with Constitutional issues. The NLG is a group of largely communist, America-hating lawyers and activists founded (along with the ACLU) by liberals and communists including Soviet KGB front people in the 1930s , and have spent the intervening time using the US Constitution to attack America any way they can.
Wikipedia does an amusing tap dance about the NLG’s founding. Of course, they had nothing to do with communism:
Contrary to some right-wing thought, the NLG was not sponsored by or related to the Communist Party,
Well, that is clear enough, isn’t it? Not “related to the Communist Party” at all. But wait … that’s a comma at the end, not a period. What follows this?